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    You are at:Home»State News»Widow sues Barbor County sheriff, undersheriff over shooting death

    Widow sues Barbor County sheriff, undersheriff over shooting death

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    By KMAN Staff on December 1, 2017 State News

    WICHITA — The widow of a Kansas man killed last month during an encounter with Barber County deputies has sued the county’s sheriff and his undersheriff.

    Kristina Myers filed a federal lawsuit Thursday alleging law enforcement officials used excessive force when they killed her 42-year-old husband, Steven. The lawsuit contends video shows Steven Myers was standing with empty hands at his sides, and did not threaten officers or attempt to escape during the Oct. 6 encounter in Sun City, Kansas.

    Undersheriff Virgil Brewer shot Steven Myers at close range with a beanbag round. Video from a body camera captured Sheriff Lonnie Small saying, “Shot him with a beanbag round. Hadn’t shot anybody with it yet.”

    The sheriff’s office referred comment to the county attorney’s office, which did not immediately return a phone message.

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