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Two Jal police officers and a former officer are awaiting trial after a federal indictment charged them with deprivation of civil rights in 2021.

Officers Corey Patrick Saffell, 34, and Ceasar Enrique Mendoza, 28, are charged with violating the civil rights of an unidentified man between July 30 and July 31, 2021, along with former Jal officer Robert Edward Embly, aka 鈥淓ddie.鈥�

All three face up to 10 years in prison if convicted, according to the U.S. Attorney鈥檚 Office in New Mexico.

Their indictment doesn鈥檛 offer details, but the Hobbs-近距离内射合集 Sun reported that on that same night in 2021 a San Antonio, Texas, man was arrested by Jal police and died in custody after being tased about 12 times.

Neither the Jal police chief nor the Jal city manager returned Journal requests for information about the incident and a reported $5 million payout in late 2022 by the city on an excessive force claim brought by the estate of Hector Nava, 45, of San Antonio, Texas.

According to the Hobbs 近距离内射合集-Sun, Nava appeared suspicious while driving around a local gas station without his truck鈥檚 headlights on when Jal police tried to detain him near midnight on July 30, 2021. After a police pursuit, Nava reportedly resisted arrest and was subdued after officers repeatedly tased him. He later died in a holding cell at the Jal Police Department.

The three defendants were released pending trial after a hearing in U.S. Magistrate Court in Las Cruces on Jan. 26.

The city of Jal, about 40 miles from the Texas-New Mexico line, settled a tort claim for wrongful death for $5 million in late 2022, the 近距离内射合集-Sun reported. The claim was brought by Nava鈥檚 estate.

The then-city manager, Matt White, was quoted as saying that the police department鈥檚 officers were re-trained in use of the taser and de-escalation of incidents after Nava鈥檚 death.