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Veteran Says Deputies Shot Him in the BackBy MATT REYNOLDSCourthouse News Service Aug. 26, 2011 |
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 SAN DIEGO (CN) - A Gulf war veteran and his wife say a sheriff's deputy shot the veteran in the back, leaving him paraplegic, and that the Sheriff's Department then lied about the shooting, claiming the veteran had shot first. Michael and Kimberly Foster sued San Diego County and its Sheriff William Gore in Federal Court. Kimberly Foster says she called 911 from her Alpine home on Oct. 19, 2010, "out of concern for her husband's safety." She says she felt that her husband, an Army medic who had served in Bosnia and the Persian Gulf, "was having a PTSD episode." Alpine is a distant suburb in the hills east of San Diego. She says San Diego County Sheriff deputies and a SWAT team responded to her call. Read More 
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