Family of Southern California man who died inside unlocked police patrol car sues city

The family of a man who died from extreme heat inside an unlocked patrol vehicle shortly after being released from Asuza police custody is now suing the city. Attorneys announced a federal civil rights complaint connected to the death of…
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