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Will McNeil Jr. Files Federal Lawsuit After Jacksonville Traffic Stop Incident

What happened?

Settled

Will McNeil Jr.

12 sourcesBy AfterTheClip Desk · Last checked Jul 2, 2026
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Timeline

  1. The incident occurred in Jacksonville, Florida, where Jacksonville Sheriff's Office officers forcibly removed Will McNeil Jr.

  2. The video of the incident began circulating widely on social media, prompting the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office

  3. Civil rights groups condemned the arrest, and Attorney Ben Crump became involved in the case, with

  4. Will McNeil Jr.

  5. The State Attorney's Office for the 4th Judicial Circuit concluded that no criminal charges would be

  6. JSO's internal investigation concluded, exonerating Officer D.J.

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