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Monday, March 02, 2009
How Could this Not Be Excessive Force?
This 15 Year old girl accused but not charged with stealing an automobile is kicked then has her face bashed into a brick wall, then she is thrown to the floor by her hair. She is punched in the back or the back of the head several times while a guard has her pinned on the floor. She is then picked up to her feet by her hair and is taken out of the camera frame where who knows what happens next.
Surveillance footage recently made public shows a deputy roughing up a 15-year-old girl in a holding cell -- apparently striking the girl, pulling her hair and pushing her to the ground, prosecutors said. Watch Video Seattle officer charged with assault after suspect "roughed up" on camera. Assault on Camera close Deputy Paul Schene is charged with fourth-degree assault after prosecutors said the tape showed him beating a teen girl at a suburban Seattle jail last November when she was arrested for stealing a car, the Associated Press reported. "We believe this case is beyond just police misconduct, it's criminal misconduct," King County Prosecutor Daniel Satterberg told the AP. "This is clearly excessive force.
Caught on Tape: Deputy Charged with Assaulting Teen Girl | NBC Washington
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