Sgt. Eric Huxley was suspended after body camera footage showed him kick a handcuffed man in the face during an arrest. WTHR’s Karen Campbell reports.
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Master race, at it again.
15 year veteran? Body camera’s just now catching him. Plenty more like him out there
This isn't new. They have been getting away with this forever. It shouldn't be a question of if this was right or wrong, because the answer is clear. No need to discuss what should happen. If you have to question this, imagine what would be done if the ethnicity of the cop and person in handcuffs having his head stomped in were switched. Think about that. #StandUp
Pray for that officer. He didn’t try to do that . Respect police officers please
greatest country ever👌🏻
He only did that cuz he got a badge now he don’t got a badge so now people should do that To him💯💯
Bravo
If you are not a cop who is actively committing crimes, you actually don't need qualified immunity. So yes, the problem exists. And training is important. Training, for example, not to break the law throughout the course of each workday or use the concept of law to do the opposite, perhaps, would have solved this problem in Connecticut.
Instead sloppy/sketchy police work has ruined lifestyle and policing in New London, CT. This work includes the commission of felonies such as fabrication of police documents and Prosecutor Smith at GA10 is fine with seeing hard evidence of this and doing nothing in response to repair it, such as investigating or filing any criminal charges against police. BUT -> Qualified Immunity!? -This not only protects bad cops, qualified immunity was designed to do what it does exclusively, which is to protect every bad cop and every bad court official. All the rotten tomatoes get to stay or stick around under the Qualified Immunity attack. It's the basis of every police state in fact. Fact check me.
How about that, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-wFLO03d6Q
The pig gets suspended and the tax payers will have to pay for the damages! SICK OF THESE LOSER COPS FAILING CONSTANTLY!
Will he be hired by some other police department if he gets fired after thus? There needs to be actual punishment like jail time for aggravated assault for something like this.
As Nelsons would say: Ha Haaaa!
Pigs love abusing handcuffed people. Makes them feel like tough guys when they are just Uvalde Texas cops at heart.
Time to show some protest. If you are unable to handle aggressive people then stop being a cop and find yourself a new job.
Wow that could have really been a lot worse had his head bounced off the concrete. This is not police work, this is assault and battery.
“Depravation of rights”? “termination pending investigation”??
This was straight up assault. What’s to investigate? The guy walked up and stomped on dudes head while he was already pinned down.. and cuffed. It’s investigated.
Doesn’t matter what your personal feeling are about officers or criminals, this couldn’t be any more clear. You don’t just stomp on peoples faces to gain compliance.
Better question is. Why hasn't he been fired?!?!
This is nothing new. I put this city in my rearview decades ago.
He was just following police policy.