Nancy Guthrie Investigation
Look What Cops Did To My House When They Wrongfully Detained Me
A delivery driver who claims he was wrongfully detained at gunpoint in the Nancy Guthrie investigation plans to sue over damage law enforcement allegedly caused at his home … and we’ve got photos he says back up his claims.
You can also see scuff marks on doors, what looks to be a fist-shaped hole in the wall, and a cracked door jamb.
Carlos’ camp says law enforcement caused the damage while he was detained for over 7 hours … only to be released without charges.
His team filed a notice of claim this week — a document that must be filed before suing the government — against the Pima County Sheriff’s Department, Sheriff Chris Nanos, and Detective Earl Gieron.
Two others who say they were in the home at the time — Daniel and Josefina Maddox — want $500K and $250K respectively.
In one of those notes, the writer claims Nancy died “shortly” after she was taken because the abductors didn’t realize the severity of her health conditions.
