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Michigan Girl Frisked and Handcuffed by Police at Age 11 Becomes the Center of a $285,000 Civil Rights Victory
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Michigan Girl Frisked and Handcuffed by Police at Age 11 Becomes the Center of a $285,000 Civil Rights Victory
Honestie Hodges was just 11 years old when Michigan police officers ordered her to raise her hands, frisked her, placed her in handcuffs, and put her in the back of a patrol car while searching for an adult suspect. That traumatic encounter with police would later place her at the center of a federal civil rights case and a national debate over policing and children. The incident occurred in 2017 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, when officers were sea…
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