February 04, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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An excessive force case has resulted in a smaller damage award than sought.
Marvin Johnson claimed corrections officer Keith Dixon beat him as two other officers stood by at a Duval County Jail in 2012. Johnson sued the three and the sheriff, seeking $300,000. The sheriff was dismissed before trial. After a medication request, Johnson claimed Dixon entered his cell and punched him several times.
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