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Related: About this forumOut-of-Control Cop Punches Defenseless Special-Needs Girl
longer article on huff po
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/01/11/la-cop-punches-woman_n_1199672.html
A passenger on a bus recorded a Los Angeles cop punching a woman in the face who apparently hadn't been violent while the camera rolled.
Jermaine Green, the man who taped the Monday night incident in Bellflower, told NBC LA that the Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputy who struck the woman threatened to arrest him if he didn't hand over his camera phone.
The woman brought a stroller laden with pillows on to the bus and Green described her as having "special needs." Two deputies allegedly boarded the bus at the next stop and confronted the lady, who began cursing at them, according to Green's retelling.
His video begins with the woman standing in the aisle and cursing repeatedly. One of the deputies, a woman, grabs her arm.
DeathToTheOil
(1,124 posts)But watch out for fools claiming it was a "prank" by the cop and a buddy.
DeathToTheOil
(1,124 posts)SixthSense
(829 posts)and looky what we see
sabrina 1
(62,325 posts)in rules of engagement. They should hire him to train these out of control cops. And the one who hit that woman should be fired, a coward who should not be entrusted with the safety of citizens who pay his salary.
pacalo
(24,721 posts)I just saw a video about an officer who lost it when a driver refused to allow him to search his car without a warrant.
limpyhobbler
(8,244 posts)newfie11
(8,159 posts)Has media control of what we can see started.
I did see the video at the link on Huffington but u tube has removed it.
hootinholler
(26,449 posts)Makes me wonder what it contained.
EnviroBat
(5,290 posts)The end of internet free speech is here boys and girls. Now the police can just conveniently have videos pulled from YouTube. Welcome to fascism...
wxgeek7
(321 posts)My guess is that they removed it because he called the woman "special needs". But it still smells fishy to me.
Kudos to the vet!! We should have more prior-military cops.