Man held for two hours after not guilty verdict says his rights were violated

An Edmonton-area man who says sheriffs held him in custody for several hours after a judge found him not guilty has filed a lawsuit, claiming the practice violated his rights.
Daryl Fuhr alleges in a class action lawsuit filed this week that he was wrongfully imprisoned after his May acquittal. The sheriffs who held him claimed to be following department policy, the lawsuit alleges.
Fuhr, 46, was facing a string of charges including sexual assault, unlawful confinement, pointing a firearm and as