Video: Chicago Pig caught kicking a black man on the ground in the head knocking him unconscious...

[not_osirus_jenkins]

He was obviously resisting arrest warranted or not. That does not justify the actions of this pig. Kicking someone in the head is a savage act, not one for peace officers. A person could die. They should be charged and fired. If it was a street fight they'd be looking at mob action charges assault and maybe attempted murder since it's on camera.

Flip side.

That nigga is lucky they didn't put 32 in his chest. He must've known his actions would have very limited outcomes. Why fight the cops in the streets anyway. That shit almost always leads to a black mans death. That niggas stupid.

Conclusion

So a head stomp is getting off easy I suppose. Especially considering what could have happened. I hope he sues and wins.

 

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http://chicago.suntimes.com/news/johnson-takes-action-against-officer-who-kicked-suspect-in-head/

On Tuesday, police Supt. Eddie Johnson placed the plainclothes officer on desk duty after viewing the video, which showed him kicking a man who was being restrained on the ground by another officer Monday on the West Side.

The pig gets a paid vacation for excessive force...

 

[chgarcia345]

Fucking sick;, you must have a deep down hatred inside you to be able to do something like that with NO FUCKS given... All nonchalant afterwards..

 

[Antlerz]

On Tuesday, police Supt. Eddie Johnson placed the plainclothes officer on desk duty after viewing the video, which showed him kicking a man who was being restrained on the ground by another officer Monday on the West Side.

The pig gets a paid vacation for excessive force...

they all do

 

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http://wgntv.com/2016/06/15/man-kic...olice-during-arrest-released-without-charges/

Man kicked in head by Chicago police during arrest released without charges

CHICAGO – Chicago police have released the man who was shown on video being kicked in the head by an officer during an arrest earlier this week.

Police say 24-year-old Shaquille O’Neal was released without charged today.

O’Neal was seen on a video posted to social media earlier this week struggling with Chicago police

The video which lasts 1:28 seconds clearly shows the O’Neal struggling with the first officer as a crowd watches and yells obscenities.

As O’Neal appears to grab the officers throat, the second officer is seen kicking O’Neal who then seems to go unconscious.

CPD has relieved the officer seen in the video of his police powers.

O’Neal had been facing charges of drug possession, assault on an officer, violation of parole and disorderly conduct.

After viewing the video, police superintendent Eddie Johnson ordered an investigation and has referred the incident to the independent

 

[the dukester]

Looks like he was out chea "Shaqtin a fool."

Imagine the outcry if it was a dog's head he stomped to unconsciousness.

All those special interest groups would have had that pigs head on a platter.

 

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http://chicago.suntimes.com/news/man-seen-in-police-stomping-video-released-without-charges/

The Fraternal Order of Police, the union representing all rank-and-file members of the police department, posted a statement to its website Wednesday decrying the lack of any criminal charges.

“Upon taking the oath, our job is to enforce the law and protect the law abiding members of society; not to be victimized or be subjected to criminal behavior and certainly not to have perpetrators avoid responsibility for actions taken against us. Enough is enough.

“We demand the Department and the ASA continue this investigation and proceed with securing the proper charges that are so very obvious to anyone aware of this recent situation. We call on the ASA’s office to do their job and charge this person accordingly,” the statement read.

http://abc7chicago.com/news/man-apparently-kicked-by-police-in-video-arrested-again/1388981/

SHAQUILLE O'NEAL, MAN APPARENTLY KICKED BY POLICE IN VIDEO, ARRESTED AGAIN

Shaquille O'Neal, who is at the center of a video that triggered an investigation into allegations of police misconduct, has been arrested again and faces several felony charges.

The video of O'Neal being arrested on June 13 in the 3900-block of West Grenshaw sparked outrage in the community as it showed an officer apparently kicking him in the head and knocking him out. He was rushed to Mount Sinai Hospital for treatment and was released Wednesday.

O'Neal is now charged with felony counts of aggravated battery to a police officer, aggravated battery by strangulation and possession of a controlled substance from the original June 13 arrest, according to the State's Attorney's Office. He is also facing felony charges of aggravated battery of a police officer and resisting arrest related to his arrest Thursday, the State's Attorney said. O'Neal will appear in bond court Friday.

The officer seen in the video has been stripped of his police powers. Wednesday, O'Neal's attorney called for a criminal investigation into his conduct. The Independent Police Review Authority is investigating the video.

Smh...

 

[not_osirus_jenkins]

http://chicago.suntimes.com/news/man-seen-in-police-stomping-video-released-without-charges/

The Fraternal Order of Police, the union representing all rank-and-file members of the police department, posted a statement to its website Wednesday decrying the lack of any criminal charges.

“Upon taking the oath, our job is to enforce the law and protect the law abiding members of society; not to be victimized or be subjected to criminal behavior and certainly not to have perpetrators avoid responsibility for actions taken against us. Enough is enough.

“We demand the Department and the ASA continue this investigation and proceed with securing the proper charges that are so very obvious to anyone aware of this recent situation. We call on the ASA’s office to do their job and charge this person accordingly,” the statement read.

http://abc7chicago.com/news/man-apparently-kicked-by-police-in-video-arrested-again/1388981/

SHAQUILLE O'NEAL, MAN APPARENTLY KICKED BY POLICE IN VIDEO, ARRESTED AGAIN

Shaquille O'Neal, who is at the center of a video that triggered an investigation into allegations of police misconduct, has been arrested again and faces several felony charges.

The video of O'Neal being arrested on June 13 in the 3900-block of West Grenshaw sparked outrage in the community as it showed an officer apparently kicking him in the head and knocking him out. He was rushed to Mount Sinai Hospital for treatment and was released Wednesday.

O'Neal is now charged with felony counts of aggravated battery to a police officer, aggravated battery by strangulation and possession of a controlled substance from the original June 13 arrest, according to the State's Attorney's Office. He is also facing felony charges of aggravated battery of a police officer and resisting arrest related to his arrest Thursday, the State's Attorney said. O'Neal will appear in bond court Friday.

The officer seen in the video has been stripped of his police powers. Wednesday, O'Neal's attorney called for a criminal investigation into his conduct. The Independent Police Review Authority is investigating the video.

Smh...

CMon bruh, you knew what was about to happen. If they didn't charge him it's police brutality on tape and they cant deny it. With the charges it's just another day on duty for those pigs. They're trying to justify their actions with those charges.

 

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http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/...man-on-stomping-video-met-20160616-story.html

Man kicked in head by police officer faces charges

A man seen in a Facebook video choking a Chicago police officer and then apparently being kicked or stomped in the head by a second officer was charged Thursday with aggravated battery to a police officer and aggravated battery by strangulation, as well as possession of a controlled substance, officials said.

The charges came one day after the 23-year-old man, identified by his lawyer as Shaquille O'Neal, was released from police custody without charges. Police said Wednesday at the time O'Neal was released that the case remained under investigation.

The officer seen kicking O'Neal in the video has been relieved of his police powers while authorities investigate the video, which was posted Monday on Facebook.

In addition to charges related to his arrest and the altercation Monday, O'Neal was charged with aggravated battery and resisting arrest for his actions when police took him into custody Thursday, said Lisa Gordon, a spokeswoman for the Cook County state's attorney's office.

O'Neal's attorneys could not be immediately reached for comment.

O'Neal is on parole for a felony drug conviction, according to Illinois Department of Corrections records. He is due in bond court Friday.

Thursday night's Chicago Police Board meeting was a contentious one as the audience expressed its outrage at the video of O'Neal being stomped.

During Thursday night's meeting, which was attended by about 100 people, some people in the crowd swore and badgered at officers, most of whom were standing calmly as they protected police board members and Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson.

But the meeting intensified when a few attendees got into shoving matches with officers.

Activist Jedidiah Brown was detained after he clashed with several officers. The officers had to restrain Brown, bringing him to the ground before escorting him out of the meeting room.

The pushing and shoving between the attendees and police continued until attendees were quickly escorted out of the building's South Michigan Avenue exit.

About a dozen officers then stood in a line next to one another to prevent people from returning to the building.

"Kick me in the head!" one attendee shouted to the officers.

Anthony Guglielmi, a police spokesman, said other attendees tried to block Johnson's vehicle from leaving the building after the meeting. But they eventually dispersed, Guglielmi said.