Thursday, September 03, 2015
NYC Cop told injured man ‘I don’t give a f — k’ before beating him
The video shows that the cops were showing a lot of restraint in the face of abuse and non-co-operation from the crowd. So while they may have eventually cracked, they probably did pretty well overall, Civility begets civility and incivility begets incivility. If blacks want polite and courteous behaviour from the police, they need to be polite and courteous themselves. But with all the stirring up blacks get from the Left, it's unlikely to happen, sadly
A Manhattan man who was on crutches because of a basketball injury has sued the NYPD claiming that cops beat and kicked his bandaged leg – with one cop tauntingly telling him, “I don’t give a f— about your foot,” new court papers state.
J-Quan Johnson, 25, was at the “Love is Love” block party in Washington Heights on August 31, 2014 when cops told everyone to disperse at 10:30 p.m. – and the injured basketball player asked them to be careful of his leg, his Manhattan federal court lawsuit states.
“[A] police officer then told the plaintiff, ‘I don’t give a f— about your foot,’” and then slapped Johnson in the face, according to his suit.
At that point 5 cops jumped on Johnson and started punching and kicking him and some cops used their batons, his suit states.
“While the plaintiff was on the ground being handcuffed, one unnamed [cop] stood up, looked around the area and then violently struck the plaintiff with a metal baton on the plaintiff’s left Achilles tendon area,” the suit states.
“It was an unprovoked attack against a guy who was helpless,” said Johnson attorney Michael Braverman.
Johnson was charged with assault on a police officer but the charge was dismissed, his suit states.
“We’ll review the allegations and investigate the facts once we are served,” said a city Law Department spokesman.
Original report here
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