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Crime, Law and Justice
Jon Collins

‘Assure Kyle he did nothing wrong’: Edina sued after police subdue man in mental health crisis 

Police shown on a video camera surrounding a person on the floor.
In 2019 Kyle Moore was chased by Edina police officers, tackled to the ground shot three times with a stun gun and injected with ketamine during a mental health crisis.
Screenshot via video

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Kyle Moore’s call for help outside Southdale mall in October 2019 ended in disaster for him after Edina police arrived. He’s now permanently damaged. His family says they can’t get answers from police or prosecutors as to why it happened.