'Not only should this officer never work in another school, but he should be permanently stripped of his police powers before he kills somebody,' said the family's attorney, Al Hofeld Jr.
The lawsuit claims Parris Moore suffered a skull fracture and permanent brain damage when Rockford Police Officer Bradley Lauer lifted him into the air and forced him to the ground headfirst at Auburn High School on Sept. 21, 2021.Parris, a freshman at the time, had been wandering the halls, skipping class, when the assistant principal tried to stop him and grabbed him. Parris tried to get away. Then Officer Lauer, the school's liaison officer, took over.
Hofeld said Parris had no record of violent behavior, fighting, or other aggression since attending Kindergarten at Rockford public schools. "The video shows there was no scuffle. Officer Lauer already had complete control and complete restraint over Parris before he slammed his head to the floor," Hofeld said.
Hofeld said, when he first met Parris about two months after the incident,"he struggled to form words and sentences to answer questions." Hofeld said the school initially told Parris' mother and grandmother that he wouldn't face any disciplinary action over the incident. But after they hired an attorney, and lawyers contacted the district and police, they were told Parris was being charged as a juvenile with a crime.
Hofeld said, after CBS 2 first aired Parris' story last week, the district has since offered to put Parris in"the worst school in the district."
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