Hidden Camera Gets Cops Sued, One Fired, And Criminally Charged

Kentucky state police entered a home on April 9th, 2020 to serve a bench warrant on Alex Hornback. During the arrest excessive force was used, but no use of force report was ever filed. The father recorded some of the incident with police, but Troopers threatened to arrest him if he didn't delete the video. A law suit was filed against the police for the use of force, and for violation of the fsthers right to record. The troopers didn't know there was security camera footage. When officer Thomas Czartorski was asked under oath in deposition if he used any force against Hornback, he said no. When asked if he struck Hornback with an object he said no. Weeks after the deposition Attorney released the security video on social media, exposing the officer's lie. Czartorski was charged with 1st Degree perjury, a felony with 1 to 5 years imprisonment, and fired from the department.


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