A Year Later, ‘Clock Boy’ Is Suing Texas Town

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The absurd saga of Ahmed “Clock Boy” Mohamed continues: Ahmed’s father, who brought the family back to the Dallas suburbs for the summer, just made good on his previous threat of a $15 million lawsuit.

On Monday, his father’s lawyer filed a civil rights claim against the boy’s old school MacArthur High, the school principal and the town of Irving, Texas—claiming a history of racial and religious discrimination and violation of Ahmed’s privacy and equal protection. But rather than underprice Ahmed’s distress, the complaint does not specify a sum.

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