Handcuffed Teen Is Slammed Onto Floor, Knocking Her Teeth Out

[damnedifIknow]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=20&v=KcEk3FggMx0

Police brutality allegations were prompted when a police officer slammed a teen’s face onto a hospital floor. The young woman suffered significant injuries, including trauma to the head, face, jaw, and teeth. She also sustained concussion, migraine headaches, cognitive and memory function problems, closed head injuries, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD.)

The allegation of police brutality involves Colorado Springs Police Officer Tyler Walker and 18-year-old Alexis Akers."

http://www.inquisitr.com/2260878/police-brutality-alleged-handcuffed-teen-slammed-onto-floor/

[damnedifIknow]

2. The type of person who shouldn't be dealing with the public

That was absolutely uncalled for.

[ncjustice80]

14. Wish I had been on that jury.

A little bloodthirsty, but can you really blame him? I hate to throw a hide just because someone's emotions got the better of him, and the video *is* gut wrenching to watch.

[MindPilot]

17. Me too. If that had been a husband or boyfriend

calls for violent retribution would be perfectly OK.

But if it's a cop, well there are certain feelings you are just not allowed to express.

[ncjustice80]

18. EXACTLY!

I wonder why *that* is? I've run across a disturbing number of...sympathizers/apologists. A lot come from The Gungeon (I know, BIG surprise there lol)

[janlyn]

3. WTF!!!

He lifted her completely up in the air, and then slammed her down! This officer should be removed from duty. If he can't control his temper he does not need to be dealing with the public!!!

[damnedifIknow]

5. Lucky she didn't end up with more brain damage or worse

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No way to break your fall when handcuffed.

[JEB]

4. Looks like the wrong person is cuffed. Criminal brute.

[GoneFishin]

6. Cops need to be drug tested when they are involved in violent behavior. I think rampant steroid use

is behind the police violence.

[Enthusiast]

13. I agree. Rampant steroid use is a factor.

It would explain a lot of extreme aggression.

[PatrickforO]

7. I think that police officer should have to pay and pay and pay for

all this girl's lost function. For the rest of her life, until she regains it, he should have to pay.

Do you guys think the cop was on steroids?

[me b zola]

9. This is the attitude that normalizes police brutality and allows it to continue

A civil society does not allow for police officers to rough up, let alone brutalize citizens.

[uppityperson]

11. You think the proper response to getting kicked in the nuts is to lift then throw a handcuffed teen

face first onto a hard floor hard enough to concuss her and knock her teeth loose?

Seriously? That is the only choice that cop had, the only thing he could have done?

[ncjustice80]

15. He deserved it anyway. He assaulted her first- what right did he have to throw her in the chair like

that???

[Ino]

12. If she got in a "pretty good kick"...

to his nuts, COULD he have reacted like that -- lifting her, slamming her, kneeling there holding her down, talking to her... without showing the slightest pain himself? He was not holding himself, or bending over, or wincing. She did not connect.

But you're right, it's not surprising. I am not surprised by cop bullying, overreacting to the slightest challenge to their authority, misuse of their authority and power -- even if it's a woman half his size with her hands cuffed behind her back. That's what they do.

[lonestarnot]

16. Where do these fuckers come from, hell?