A police officer who slammed a 12-year-old girl to the ground uploaded a video of the moment and was played 2.5 million times.
Some schools in the United States have 'school police' officers stationed on campus. Shocking footage of a school police officer, whose role is to maintain order and provide a fun school life, pinning a 12-year-old female student to the ground and slamming her to the ground has been uploaded to YouTube, causing a stir.
SAISD statements about officer video
https://www.saisd.net/main/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=6174:saisd-statement-about-officer-video
Officer who body-slammed San Antonio middle-schooler in video is fired | | Dallas Morning News
http://thescoopblog.dallasnews.com/2016/04/officer-who-body-slammed-san-antonio-middle-schooler-in-video-is-fired.html/
Rhodes Middle School student slammed by SAISD police officer | kens5.com
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You can see how the school police throw the female student in the following movie.
SAISD Police Officer Body Slams 12-Year-Old Middle School Girl On Concrete Floor - YouTube
The movie starts with a police officer pinning down a female student.
The police officer picked up the female student ...
Move backwards with force.
And then throw it away.
'Junessa! Are you OK?' the students called out to the girl. Junessa was thrown onto the brick pavement and didn't move a muscle.
The police officer handcuffs the man's hands behind his back, making a 'gripping' sound.
The dizzy female student...
He was taken away.
A reporter from the news program KENS5 visited the scene after the incident. The incident occurred on a road next to the school grounds.
She was thrown to the ground and had a bruise above her right eye. She said she had been in an argument with another student and was trying to move away when the incident happened.
The incident occurred at
The officer who threw Junessa was Officer Joshua Kemm, a former military officer who had been working as a school police officer at Rhodes Middle School for over a year.
Officer Kem was initially placed on paid administrative leave pending an investigation, but after the video was posted on YouTube, the situation took a turn for the worse. He was fired in early April 2016, about two weeks after the incident. Superintendent Pedro Martinez issued a statement about the incident, saying, 'While we understand that the use of physical force may be necessary in certain situations, such as when there is imminent danger, it is clear that the actions he took were inappropriate, given the circumstances of the video.'
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