A lawsuit has been filed by a military veteran. The plaintiff is seeking $3 million in damages. The case involves an incident where the veteran was detained in her own yard.
Details of the incident are limited, but it is known that the veteran is suing a national guard entity. Further information about the lawsuit and the events surrounding it can be found through Texas Public Radio, a local news source in San Antonio.
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