"The law might have tolerated government conduct of this sort a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away," the lawsuit reads. The post 'He played The Imperial March as he walked': Man arrested for ...

A Washington D.C. man was arrested last month for following National Guard troops around while playing “The Imperial March,” ...

Sam O'Hara is suing D.C. for allegedly detaining him during a peaceful protest as he played the Imperial March song for National Guard members.

He would walk “several feet behind” the troops, “keeping the music at a volume that was audible but not blaring,” the ...

In a suit filed in federal court, attorneys for Sam O’Hara, 35, of Washington, said he would regularly protest the National ...

A Washington man has filed a federal lawsuit against the District of Columbia, four Metropolitan Police Department officers, ...

The law might have tolerated government conduct of this sort a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away,” Sam O’Hara’s lawyers with the ACLU wrote in the complaint.

The protester played “The Imperial March,” a song associated with Darth Vader, while walking behind the troops.

Sam O'Hara claims that his First and Fourth Amendment rights were violated, and that he was subjected to false arrest and ...

Sam O’Hara’s federal lawsuit says the ominous orchestral music of “The Imperial March” is the soundtrack for his peaceful ...

"Star Wars" music played by a man protesting the National Guard led to his detainment by cops. Now, the man has filed a lawsuit over the incident.

The lawsuit filed by the ACLU says a National Guard member and several other DC-area police officers violated Sam O'Hara's First Amendment rights.