Detroit — A Detroit police commissioner is suing the Detroit Police Department, two police unions and four officers, claiming they defamed him by filing complaints against him that were later dismissed and badmouthing him.
Darious Morris, who was elected as a write-in candidate to the civilian police oversight board in November to represent District 3, argued in the lawsuit that DPD command officers launched a “campaign of defamation and harassment” against him by falsely accusing him of doxing police officers after he complained about in two incidents in January on social media.
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