Donald Neely, 44, was arrested for criminal trespassing in August 2019 before two mounted Galveston police officers handcuffed him and led him by rope down several city blocks. (Handout via Fox News) GALVESTON, Texas - A Black man who was led by a rope by two white officers on horseback has sued a southeast Texas city and its police department for $1 million, saying he suffered humiliation and fear during his arrest.A lawsuit filed last week in Galveston County district court on behalf of Donald Neely, 44, alleged the officers' conduct was “extreme and outrageous,” both physically injuring Neely and causing him emotional distress, news outlets reported, citing the court documents.Photos of the August 2019 encounter showed Neely being led by.