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 A man who was arrested and allegedly injected with drugs used to treat anxiety disorders in a case of mistaken identity has launched a lawsuit. 
  
 Eugene Wright, 63, from Meadville, Pennsylvania, is suing the local council and hospital for false imprisonment amongst other claims. 
  
 A man with the same name had allegedly been making threats at a doctors' office on the day of the incident. 
  
 Meadville city manager Andy Walker declined to comment on the case. 
  
 He told the BBC he was aware of a letter in November about a possible lawsuit but that no formal notification had yet been received. 
  
 Police apology 
  
 Mr Wright, who says he repeatedly stated that he was not the man the officers were looking for, is suing for false imprisonment, negligence, intentional infliction of emotional distress, assault, battery, civil rights violation and invasion of privacy. 
  
 He says he was walking outside his house to his vehicle after work when he was approached by two police officers and an official from a local psychiatric centre, and was arrested. 
  
 The lawsuit says Mr Wright told the officers he was not the man they were looking for, but no-one checked his identity to make sure they had the right person in custody. 
  
 The alleged mistake was only uncovered when Mr Wright's daughter arrived at the hospital, stating that her father had been at work at the time of the medical centre incident. 
  
 The lawsuit says Mr Wright received apologies from the police officers involved and from hospital staff, who presented Mr Wright with vouchers by way of apology. 
  
 A spokeswoman for the medical centre where Mr Wright was held told the local Meadville Tribune newspaper that it was aware of the case, but did not have any comment. 
  
 The BBC also approached the centre for comment but the spokeswoman was unavailable. |||||
Output:
A 63-year-old Pennsylvania man is suing for false imprisonment, negligence, assault, and more after he says he was arrested and injected with drugs because neither police nor a hospital bothered to check his identity, the BBC reports. Eugene Wright filed suit Wednesday. The lawsuit—as per the Meadville Tribune—claims Wright was arrested June 15 by two police officers and the executive director of Stairways Behavioral Health after another man with the same name made threats against himself and others at a doctor's office that morning. The lawsuit states Wright tried to explain they had the wrong person, but they refused to check the ID and Social Security card in his wallet or call his employer to confirm that he was working when the threats were made. The lawsuit states Wright was taken to Meadville Medical Center, where employees also failed to confirm his identity despite him having been a patient there in the past. Against his protestations, Wright was injected with anti-psychotic medication and another chemical used for anxiety disorders, according to the lawsuit. The mix-up came to light when Wright's daughter showed up. Since the incident, Wright says he's had trouble sleeping and has dropped weight, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports. By way of apology, he says he received a $50 gift certificate to Montana's Rib and Chop House and $25 to Walmart. "The experience that I went through, this should never happen to anybody. It's very simple to check ID," he says. "These people need to be held responsible." The lawsuit names police, Meadville Medical Center, and Stairways Behavioral Health.