Wink Beaufield
Superstar
How bytchmade do you have to be to rough up a damn child?
Police Officer Strong Arms 11y/o Girl For Taking Too Many Milks During Lunch
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Cop voice sounds like he was castrated at birth. p*ssy ass cac.
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Fade Runner 2049
Veteran
My anger levels . Whewwww
I won't say that.
But you gotta know your limitations. This p*ssy ass punk could not restrain this child by himself and instead of seeking assistance from staff or calling backup he just.......
.fukking idiots man. He would've shot or tased, pepper sprayed her if staff weren't around, probably would've strangled her to death.
General Mills
More often than not I tend to take that L.
NYC Warrior
Dat ole real sh*t
Every fukking cac pig across the country that dies in the line of duty is a blessing.
This is why I wish the suicide rate in the NYPD was way higher.
This is why I wish the suicide rate in the NYPD was way higher.
DaRealness
I think very deeply
And he was following the girl around because......?? 
Sounds like a pedophile to me and that he was just waiting for any reason to put hands on her.
He should get his fukking brains blown out.
Sounds like a pedophile to me and that he was just waiting for any reason to put hands on her.
He should get his fukking brains blown out.
This Dude Out His fukking Mind? 
DaRealness
I think very deeply
Cacs being the devils they are are already justifying it in the comment section. There's nothing they won't spin when it comes to violence against black children. They don't differentiate between kids and adults because they're soulless.
Scustin Bieburr
Baby baybee baybee UUUGH
Policing in the US needs a complete overhaul. You cant expect some shyt that started as slave patrols to ever actually care about protecting the rights of all citizens.
New Mexico school resource officer resigns after being caught on video allegedly roughing up 11-year-old girl
“There’s no excuse for the way this girl was treated,” the Farmington police chief said.
Oct. 22, 2019, 5:24 PM CDT
By Theo Wayt
A New Mexico school resource officer has resigned after allegedly using excessive force against an 11-year-old girl who he alleges "took more milks than she was supposed to" from the cafeteria.
Lapel video of the Aug. 27 incident involving Farmington police officer Zach Christensen, an 11-year veteran of the department released Monday, appears to show him shoving the crying sixth grader into a wall.
The child then falls to the ground and Christensen can be heard yelling, "Stop resisting" multiple times.
The officer continues to struggle with the girl, not allowing her to stand up while asking her to put her hands behind her back.
At one point, as Christiansen stands over the girl, gripping her arm, a school administrator intervenes, saying, “Officer Christiansen, she is not a threat to yourself or others.”
Christiansen replies, “No. She is.”
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Eventually, the administrator tries to talk him down, saying, “Sir, we are not going to use excessive force to get this done.”
Christiansen then yells, “We’re not excessive!”
Farmington Police Department Chief Steve Hebbe condemned Christiansen’s actions and confirmed his removal from the department Monday in a video posted to Facebook, saying, “There’s no excuse for the way this girl was treated.”
Hebbe said that Christensen alleged that the child assaulted school staff, but added, "this proved not to be true." The officer was placed on administrative leave following the incident and an internal affairs review revealed that he had made policy violations, Hebbe said.
Hebbe also told NBC News that his department referred the case to the New Mexico state police, but that the local district attorney declined to pursue charges. However, the attorney general of New Mexico may open an investigation, Hebbe said.
On Sept. 24, Christiansen informed the department of his plans to resign effective Oct. 1. Christiansen’s supervisor, who has not been named, took a voluntary demotion and was been reassigned to street patrol after failing to "identify the incident as unacceptable", Hebbe said in his video statement.
The confrontation apparently started with an incident in the school cafeteria involving milk. “This morning, she went straight to the cafeteria,” Christiansen can be heard saying in the video. “She took more milks than she was supposed to. She threw a milk on the ground.”
Asked how he plans to prevent incidents like this in the future, Hebbe said, “That’s tough. We already feel like we have a pretty robust system in place.” But he says the department plans to review its use-of-force training.
Mark Carnutt, the girl’s attorney, told NBC News he has filed a notice of tort claim, which in New Mexico is often a precursor to filing a lawsuit.
“If a parent was doing that same thing, wouldn’t they be charged?” Carnutt said. “Is there a different standard for which police are considered for committing crimes versus other people?
New Mexico school resource officer caught on video allegedly roughing up 11-year-old girl resigns
“There’s no excuse for the way this girl was treated,” the Farmington police chief said.
Oct. 22, 2019, 5:24 PM CDT
By Theo Wayt
A New Mexico school resource officer has resigned after allegedly using excessive force against an 11-year-old girl who he alleges "took more milks than she was supposed to" from the cafeteria.
Lapel video of the Aug. 27 incident involving Farmington police officer Zach Christensen, an 11-year veteran of the department released Monday, appears to show him shoving the crying sixth grader into a wall.
The child then falls to the ground and Christensen can be heard yelling, "Stop resisting" multiple times.
The officer continues to struggle with the girl, not allowing her to stand up while asking her to put her hands behind her back.
At one point, as Christiansen stands over the girl, gripping her arm, a school administrator intervenes, saying, “Officer Christiansen, she is not a threat to yourself or others.”
Christiansen replies, “No. She is.”
Download the NBC News app for breaking news and politics
Eventually, the administrator tries to talk him down, saying, “Sir, we are not going to use excessive force to get this done.”
Christiansen then yells, “We’re not excessive!”
Farmington Police Department Chief Steve Hebbe condemned Christiansen’s actions and confirmed his removal from the department Monday in a video posted to Facebook, saying, “There’s no excuse for the way this girl was treated.”
Hebbe said that Christensen alleged that the child assaulted school staff, but added, "this proved not to be true." The officer was placed on administrative leave following the incident and an internal affairs review revealed that he had made policy violations, Hebbe said.
Hebbe also told NBC News that his department referred the case to the New Mexico state police, but that the local district attorney declined to pursue charges. However, the attorney general of New Mexico may open an investigation, Hebbe said.
On Sept. 24, Christiansen informed the department of his plans to resign effective Oct. 1. Christiansen’s supervisor, who has not been named, took a voluntary demotion and was been reassigned to street patrol after failing to "identify the incident as unacceptable", Hebbe said in his video statement.
The confrontation apparently started with an incident in the school cafeteria involving milk. “This morning, she went straight to the cafeteria,” Christiansen can be heard saying in the video. “She took more milks than she was supposed to. She threw a milk on the ground.”
Asked how he plans to prevent incidents like this in the future, Hebbe said, “That’s tough. We already feel like we have a pretty robust system in place.” But he says the department plans to review its use-of-force training.
Mark Carnutt, the girl’s attorney, told NBC News he has filed a notice of tort claim, which in New Mexico is often a precursor to filing a lawsuit.
“If a parent was doing that same thing, wouldn’t they be charged?” Carnutt said. “Is there a different standard for which police are considered for committing crimes versus other people?
New Mexico school resource officer caught on video allegedly roughing up 11-year-old girl resigns
The laws needs to change & the profiling , stop n frisk needs to end .decriminalize drugs so that coppers don't have a reason to profile
Judgement!
Banned
Put a bullet in his fukking head. Let's start the war already