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Jim Paine leads a Superior Police Department Civil Rights Training session, with a 'What Not To Do' list on a board, officers in uniform, a 'Mother's Room' sign, and a cluttered training room ambiance

Updated Federal Rights Complaint Alleges a Toxic Mix of Sex Bias, Surveillance, and More Constitutional Neglect

in City Council Superior Wisconsin City of Superior District Attorney Mark Fruehauf Mayor Jim Paine Police Department on March 25, 2026 March 25, 2026 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

In a shocking expose, one police officer’s pregnancy reveals systemic sexism and harassment within the department, spotlighting urgent issues of workplace equality.

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COURT DOCS – Cuypers v. Taylor et al – Opinion and Order on Excessive Force (Feb. 9, 2026)

in City Council Superior Wisconsin City Hall City of Superior Mayor Jim Paine Police Department on March 3, 2026 March 17, 2026 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

Court rules on excessive force in Cuypers v. Superior officers, allowing claims against police after questionable taser use.

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COURT DOCS – Use of Force Expert Coordination(May–June 2024)

in City Council Superior Wisconsin City of Superior Mayor Jim Paine Police Department on March 1, 2026 April 7, 2026 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

Email exchanges among Wisconsin police chiefs reveal efforts for an independent review of a disputed use-of-force incident amid public scrutiny.

A police officer in uniform at a desk, stating 'I don't recall' with stacks of papers and training certificates around him.

Superior Sgt’s Federal Deposition-Countless ‘I Don’t Recall.

in City Council Superior Wisconsin City Hall City of Superior Mayor Jim Paine on February 21, 2026 April 7, 2026 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

Sergeant Brown’s deposition reveals a troubling disconnect in police training and accountability, highlighting civil rights concerns and the costs to taxpayers.

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Superior’s Malicious Prosecution Could Cost Taxpayers

in Brent Fennessey City Council Superior Wisconsin City of Superior Garner Moffat Jack Sweeney Lindsey Graskey Mark Johnson Mayor Jim Paine Nick Ledin Ruth Ludwig Sarah Anderson Tylor Elm on February 17, 2026 April 7, 2026 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

From traffic stop to federal lawsuit: When confusion costs more than a ticket, taxpayers deserve answers on unnecessary legal risks.

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‘Could’ve Slowed Things Down’: Cop’s Testimony May Cost Taxpayers in Cuyper’s Lawsuit

in City Council Superior Wisconsin City Hall City of Superior Mayor Jim Paine Police Department on November 3, 2025 March 17, 2026 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

Police scrutiny mounts as testimony reveals confusion in tasing of DoorDash driver Cuypers; city leadership remains silent amid civil rights lawsuit.

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Can You Violate the 4th and Still Call It Law?

in City Council Superior Wisconsin City of Superior Police Department on September 29, 2025 March 17, 2026 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

Ian Cuypers’ tasing during a minor traffic stop reveals serious issues in local governance and accountability in civil rights.

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