Two Indianapolis police officers charged with battery in protesters’ arrests

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5 thoughts on “Two Indianapolis police officers charged with battery in protesters’ arrests

  1. Officers who don’t intervene and stop their follow officers, are guilty also. Remember the officers walking George Floyd being choked to death?
    I saw the video, and those two girls didn’t do anything we could see that merited the manner in which they were treated.
    We don’t want bullies as Police officers who are suppose to protect us, not beat excessively because they are caught up in the moment and out of control.

  2. Everyone deserves to be given the same levels of respect and be treated fairly.
    How in the world is it logical that people can threaten officers, vandalize and loot downtown, violate curfews and destroy business owners lifetime earnings then all charges charges be dropped against those arrested?
    BUT two officers who were there to PROTECT THE PUBLIC from the madness and violence are facing charges from a Grand Jury?
    This does not sound anything like the same levels of respect for both.
    I am happy to say that no officer harmed me during the riots because I stayed home and if I were there when they asked me to move on I would have complied and not given a reason for the officers to use force on me.
    No replies are needed. I just could not stay silent for this situation.

    1. Those pictures and videos have already been scrubbed – nothing to see here – just move along.

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