Video Shows Cop Shove Man Out Of Wheelchair, Ruled "Within Policy"Chris | InformationLiberationJul. 02, 2014 |
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What does it take to get a police officer fired? Well, apparently shoving a disabled man out of his wheelchair then charging him with "felony battery against a law enforcement officer," a charge which was later dropped, isn't enough. From JC Online: The entire Lafayette Police Department command staff recommended that Lt. Tom Davidson be fired for toppling a man in a wheelchair into the street last year, but the department's Civil Service Commission decided instead to issue a 30-day suspension and place the officer on supervisory probation for a year. A similar incident to this occurred in Canada where a police officer and his brothers in uniform took up almost an entire sidewalk, then shoved a crippled woman with cerebral palsy to the ground when she tried timidly to squeeze through them. The cops in that case were given a one day suspension, but it was later overturned. Whoever said "crime doesn't pay" never worked for the state. _ Chris runs the website InformationLiberation.com, you can read more of his articles here. Follow infolib on twitter here. |