Event Brief
Oct 15, 2026 at 11:20 AM ET
Veteran sues USF over arrest, campus ban
By The BriefBrief · Sources (1)
Tyler Newton, a medically retired Army veteran from Pinellas County, filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the University of South Florida on Oct. 9. He says campus police arrested him and barred him from campus after he displayed an anti-abortion sign at the Sept. 23 Bull Market on the Marshall Student Center Plaza.
WHO: Tyler Newton, the University of South Florida and USF officials named as defendants
WHAT: Newton filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against USF over his arrest and ban from campus after displaying an anti-abortion sign.
WHEN: Oct 9, 2026
WHERE: Tampa, Florida
WHY: Newton filed the suit over his arrest and campus ban, which followed his display of an anti-abortion sign during the USF Bull Market.
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