Tuesday, November 19, 2019

Dirty Cop Iced After Brutal Takedown Of Quadruple Amputee!

The moment a Pina County boy wrestles a teen who was disabled to the ground.
The Pima County Sheriff's department is facing yet another scandal. One of their boys roughed up a 15-year old teen who was a quadruple amputee.

The county boy identified as Manuel Van Santen was sent to the freezer pending an outcome on whether he could be fired out the cannon or criminally charged for this.

The teen identified as Immanuel Oloya allegedly threatened staff and knocked over a trash can.

The clip shows the dirty cop pinning Oloya to the ground for more than a minute.

Another teen was arrested as well. The teen who filmed the whole ordeal and Oloya were criminally charged with disorderly conduct and failure to comply.

Charges were soon dropped after the video went to social media.

Samuel Jurgena, the Pima County public defender said that Oloya was totally outraged over the incident.

"I think everyone feels in my office this cop should not be out here with a badge and a gun if this is how he's treating kids in group homes."

He said that Oloya couldn't fight back this guy back like a normal person.

"Don't fucking hold me down!" Oloya yelled as the dirty cop was pinning him to the ground. "Don't fucking hold me down, nigga!"

The dirty cop with brute strength slammed him to the ground. Luckily the teen is still alive to tell this story. He could have been shot if he resisted arrest.

I've said it time after time.

BAD COPS WILL GET GOOD COPS KILLED.

Again, I don't condone any attacks on law enforcement. However, I demand better community policing. I demand that police unions stop demonizing unarmed people of color who were killed. I want the junk food media to stop bringing up the criminal history of individuals killed by the police. If the suspect was unarmed, the junk food media should not try to justify that person's death by talking about minor encounters with law enforcement. No one is perfect. No one is above the law.

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