Man sues Phoenix Police after suffering severe burns during a confrontation where officers pinned him on hot pavement.

A man who suffered third-degree burns across much of his body after Phoenix officers pinned him face down on the scorching ...

Michael Kenyon alleges four officers held him against the "scalding hot pavement" for four minutes, resulting in third-degree ...

A man who suffered third-degree burns after Phoenix officers pinned him face down on the scorching hot pavement filed a ...

Michael Kenyon spent more than one month in the hospital after the incident recovering from his burns, his attorney said. Latest U.S.

“Michael is 30 years old. At an average life expectancy, he should live another 42 years. That is 15,330 days,” Kenyon’s attorneys wrote in the claim, according to ABC 15.

Michael Kenyon, who has not been charged with a crime for the incident, spent more than a month hospitalized with burns on his face, arms, chest, and legs after the July 6 incident.

Michael Kenyon, 30, was left with third-degree burns across much of his body and no skin above his knees after police officers pinned him to the ground in record heat.