Bias Police Brutally
“The police show their bias when they… ” use excessive force with a suspect if they do not follow direction when told partially towards young african american males.
In the Leon Ford Jr. incident the police officer pulled him over for a routine traffic stop. He was stopped for 19 minutes they demanded that he see I.d. One of the officers, Office David Derbish, who walked onto the right side of the car began to search it. He assumed to believe that Leon was in possession of a weapon. Leon was then asked to get put the car three time. When he did not move one of the police officers began to violently pull Leon from his vehicle. In the moment of fear Leon drives. Officer David Derbish, who is in the car, shot him four times in the torso & the car crashed.
Leon Ford Jr.’s attorney, Benjamin Crump, say “they hoped he would have died so he couldn’t live to tell the truth” . Also his attorney Monte Rabner, stated “ It’s clearly police procedure that if you see a gun and you think the individual has a gun you draw your gun and asked him out of the car …. there way distant for him from the on set, if you look at the beginning of the video just from the time he would take his license from him it was not just taken like a normal human being it was ripped from his hand.” This says that the police already have a bias set. That because he is a young african-american male that he is a automatic suspect. There they treated him like a suspect. According to attorney Crump a normal traffic routine stop takes 7 minutes, yet Leon was pulled over for almost 20+ minutes. “Not only he was unable to see his parents and on his death bed but he was shackled to the bed & paralyzed.” stated Attorney Rabner.
On January 7, 2013 was the coldest day since. Darrin Manning was taking the Broad Street & Girard to play in a school walking home from school, says Victoria Joyner, school chief executive. Manning and teammates left the subway wearing hats and scarves, provided by Victoria Joyner. According to police A boy was sexually assaulted by a female police officer. He was walking home from school & the officer stopped him. He was told to remove his scarf so he can be ID. A surveillance camera that caught the police officer in the act changes every 10 seconds, so it’s uncertain as to what really happened. One segment of the video shows Darrin being pushed against the car. In the another clip it shows what officer Ramsey says “ a struggle with officers”. Another segment shows Manning being surrounded by police officers. When the female police officer began to pat-down search and pulled his genitals. During the pat down the female officer grabbed Mannings testicles. She squeezed them so hard that it ruptured. He was then arrested and kept in jail for 8 hours. He was then released and taking to the hospital where he had emergency surgery. As a result he is under watch care of a doctor. As told there is a possibility that he may not be able to reproduce. Although he is the victim he is now being charged with reckless endangerment of another person, simple assault and resisting arrest.
I disagree with how the officer went about this situation because you should never put your hands on no one. My bias about this is that you shouldn’t put your hand against anyone. She should have not put her hands in his private area. That is something you are taught in first grade - third grade. You were taught that when someone touches you, you tell an adult. In this case because young Darrin Manning was being sexually touched/assault by a police officer, someone who you are suppose to trust, is now being charged with reckless endangerment of another person, simple assault and resisting arrest.
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