Wrongful Detention in Guthrie Case Raises Questions About Sheriff's Office Accountability The notice of claim filed by lawyers on behalf of two Arizona men detained during the search for Nancy Guthrie has shed light on a disturbing aspect of the investigation: the potential for wrongful detention and property damage.
Carlos Palazuelos, a delivery driver who was detained for questioning and later released without charges, is seeking $2. 5 million in damages from Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos and a detective.
Palazuelos' lawyers claim that he was arrested at gunpoint and held without probable cause for seven to eight hours, with his home being "ransacked" in the process.