sadist thug Kentucky State Police Trooper James Cameron Wright suspended, indicted and sued

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KSP trooper indicted on excess force charges facing lawsuit for tasing unarmed man multiple times

https://www.wave3.com/2025/06/17/ksp-trooper-indicted-excess-force-charges-facing-lawsuit-tasing-unarmed-man-multiple-times/

The lawsuit, filed Monday, June 16, claims Trooper James Cameron Wright used excessive force during a traffic incident on June 19, 2024, and violated Dawson Blevins’ constitutional rights. Wright pulled over Blevins and his co-worker, the driver, on their way to work at a construction site in Hardin County.

The lawsuit says Wright pulled them over since the driver wasn’t wearing a seatbelt, but was more interested in Blevins than the driver, since he believed he recognized Blevins from a previous encounter.

“To me, I wasn’t even in the picture because I had my seatbelt on,” Blevins said. “I wasn’t breaking no laws. His only issue should have been with the driver. I didn’t want to be in that situation.”

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Wright tells Blevins to lie on his belly, and Blevins says he is. Blevins was then tased again by Wright.

Wright told Belvins to put his hands behind his back before tasing him again. Blevins told him he couldn’t put his hands behind his back while his body appeared to be twitching. Blevins was then tased again. As Blevins continued telling Wright that he was unable to put his hands behind his back, Wright walked up to Blevins and pepper-sprayed him in his eyes.

In the video, Wright then threatens to tase Blevins again if he doesn’t put his hands behind his back. Blevins says they are, and Wright tells him to do it “all the way.” Wright then handcuffs Blevins, and Blevins is taken to the hospital.

Wright is not the only KSP trooper listed in the lawsuit filed Monday. Blevins’ attorney, Garry Adams, points to Wright’s superiors as part of the problem.

https://atlantablackstar.com/2025/06/19/youre-going-to-get-it-again-kentucky-cop-already-facing-federal-charges-for-abuse-is-sued-in-an-unrelated-case-for-tasering-and-pepper-spraying-a-non-resisting-passenger/

Kentucky State Trooper James Cameron Wright was already facing 25 years in prison for abusing citizens in the line of duty when he was sued Monday for abusing yet another citizen by tasering him repeatedly while the man was already on the ground, ordering him to “get on the ground.”

The latest incident was captured on police body camera, revealing Wright to be a sadistic cop who seemed to take pleasure in torturing a man named Dawson Blevins, who had committed no crime, a pattern Wright had maintained for years with little repercussion.

But karma finally caught up to the 30-year-old cop in March when he was indicted by a federal grand jury on two counts of excessive force and one count of perjury for lying about incidents spanning from 2020 that are unrelated to the latest incident described in the recent lawsuit.


The latest incident to come to light took place last year when Wright pulled over a car driven by a man named Arturo Cordova while Blevins was sitting in the passenger seat, according to the lawsuit obtained by Atlanta Black Star.


https://www.wdrb.com/in-depth/video-kentucky-state-trooper-repeatedly-tased-maced-unarmed-man-after-traffic-stop/article_b0bb3120-24a1-49dc-9717-0fa575fe46cd.html

It's the second lawsuit recently filed against Wright accusing him of using excessive force by tasing and assaulting an unarmed man after a routine traffic stop.

A federal grand jury in Louisville in March charged Wright and one former and current trooper with using unreasonable force for assaulting several people without reason from 2021 to 2024. The case is pending.

The criminal case against Blevins was just dismissed in earlier this month, so federal prosecutors likely didn't know about the incident before Wright was indicted, according to one of the attorneys representing Blevins.