Phoenix man suffered burns when held down by officers during triple-degree heat ...Middle East

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A man suffered third-degree burns this summer when Phoenix police officers held him down on pavement for four minutes on a day of triple-degree heat. ABC15 Arizona reported Tuesday that Michael Kenyon spent more than a month hospitalized with “unbearable pain” from burns on his face, arms, chest and legs after the July 6 encounter with officers in a parking lot. That day, the high temperature reached 114 degrees Fahrenheit (45 Celsius). Kenyon told the station that he believes officers stopped him because his roommate had recently reported a theft from their home, which is across the street from where the encounter occurred. Phoenix police said although Kenyon matched the description of the

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