Police Deputy Commissioner assaults Black woman—for observing him on public sidewalk.
Hits her so forcefully—she goes flying backwards several feet.
Woman hit the ground hard—but he just walks away without checking on her.
Attacker was Deputy Commissioner Craig Macy of Buffalo Police Department.
The Chief of Police issued a statement saying the video was "concerning" and needed "review."
All of the officers involved are still on the job—not placed on administrative leave.
Incident occurred in the entertainment district on Chippewa Street in downtown Buffalo, New York.
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Police violently arrest 14 year old Black boy—for riding a bike.
Officer slams him to ground in seconds—kneels on his neck.
Deploys taser after he's already face down on ground.
"Cop didn't have problem with his 3 white friends," said witness.
"White kids got to walk away."
Officer calls for backup and 3 more squad cars arrive almost immediately.
"Cop actually asked for backup for a little kid... he must be so proud of himself."
Incident occurred in Waukesha, Wisconsin—about 15 miles west of Milwaukee.
Samantha doesn't have an account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.
🚨BREAKING: ICE agents were caught, on video, entering a U.S. citizen’s home without a warrant, tackling the father to the ground, while pinning down his 15-year-old grandson.
As the family repeatedly told agents they were U.S. citizens, and demanded to see a warrant, the agents ignored them.
The daughter began recording and repeatedly asked to see a warrant, but they refused. She also told agents her father is diabetic, and that the teenager they were restraining was only 15 years old.
The agents continued to arrest both U.S. citizens from their home, without a warrant, eventually releasing the child but taking the father.
The Fourth Amendment prohibits government agents from entering a home without a judicial warrant.
If federal agents can force their way into a U.S. citizen’s home, ignore repeated demands to produce a warrant, and use force without lawful authority, they aren’t just violating one family’s rights… they’re undermining one of the core constitutional principles America was founded on.
A free country depends on the government being bound by the Constitution. If those limits can be ignored without consequences, we are no longer a free country.
A Black Florida man says he’s lucky to be alive after officers allegedly beat him during a stop over a seatbelt violation, and now the confrontation is headed toward a federal lawsuit.
https://t.co/GlITil2Vyb
The little girl, Amna Abu Awad..
His head was crushed by the rubble of the building that collapsed after Israeli planes bombed his house. Amna lost her life along with her family members.