Florida Cop DRAGS Cuffed Woman To Jail And Gets FIRED | Roland Martin
December 29, 2022
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as posted by the channelA Tampa, Florida, Police Officer is out of a job after Bodycam video catches him dragging a woman into a jail.
Officer Gregory Damon arrested a woman on November 17 for trespassing. The suspect refused to leave Damon's vehicle and told the officer, "I want you to drag me." Damon obliged and drugged the woman on the ground while still handcuffed.
The Tampa Police department launched an internal investigation and determined Damon violated multiple policies, including the 2013 department policy forbidding officers from dragging uncooperative suspects on the ground.
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