Ternell Brown, a grandmother, is the second person to sue the Louisiana police department after being taken to what she called a 'torture warehouse.'
An embattled Louisiana police department has been hit with a second lawsuit alleging officers from a street crime unit dragged detainees to an unmarked warehouse dubbed the “Brave Cave,” where they were assaulted, stripped and subjected to body cavity searches.
The alleged "Brave Cave," an unmarked warehouse reportedly used by the Baton Rouge Police Department.“She was forced to show officers that she was not hiding contraband in her vagina or rectum,” the Baton Rouge woman’s complaint stated. “After more than two hours, they let her go without charge.
He said the officers named in the lawsuits"are well known for their brutality in the Baton Rouge community."
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