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Coming Monday – Superior Police Officer Testimony Breaks Down in Court—Cuypers Lawsuit Gains Steam

in City of Superior Mayor Jim Paine Police Department on October 30, 2025 November 11, 2025 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email
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A federal civil rights lawsuit filed by Ian Cuypers against the City of Superior and three officers centers on a 2024 traffic stop that ended in Cuypers being tased while working as a DoorDash driver. At issue: glaring discrepancies between what officers documented in their police reports and what they admitted under oath in a courtroom.

 

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