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Published on Jul 3, 2014
Indiana Cop Pushes Over Paraplegic Man in Wheelchair | Policeman
Shoves Disabled | Dash Cam
VIDEO: Dash cam shows officer pushing over man in wheelchair. The
Lafayette Police Department released dash cam video Wednesday of an
October 2013 incident that led to one man’s arrest and an officer’s
suspension.
Police were called to the Excel School at 617 N. Ninth St. on Oct. 1, 2013, on reports of a man who said he had a handgun in his backpack.
The man, Nicholas Kincade, who is a paraplegic and is confined to a wheelchair, did not have a gun, but did have a pocket knife.
At the request of school administrators, police issued Kincade a warning for trespassing, and then he was free to go, police said.
As the video shows, Kincade rolled his wheelchair forward, running over the foot of Lt. Tom Davidson, who then pushed Kincade.
The wheelchair tipped over, spilling Kincade on the ground. Kincade was then arrested on a charge of battery on a police officer. Video:
Lieutenant shoves wheelchair-bound man A 33-minute dashboard camer video depicting a Lafayette, Indiana Lieutenant toppling a man in a wheelchair into the street has been released by the Lafayette Police Department nine months after the Oct. 1, 2013 incident.
In the video, Lt. Tom Davidson is engaged in a conversation with 25-year-old Nicholas Kincade, who is in a motorized wheelchair.
Kincade, according to police reports, told employees from a charte school nearby that he was armed with a gun.
Officers quickly determined that Kincade didn’t have a gun, but they found a pocket knife that Kincade said he carried for protection.
School personnel had asked police to inform Kincade that he was no longer welcome near the school.
Police Chief Patrick Flannelly said Tuesday that Kincade had started to leave when he collided with Davidson.
A report prepared by Davidson states that he “gave a two handed strike, open handed” to Kincade’s right shoulder when the subject
drove the powered chair onto his foot and shin.
The video shows Kincade falling from his wheelchair as it topples. He sustained facial abrasions when he struck the pavement.
VIDEO: COP GOES BALLISTIC ON WHEELCHAIR-BOUND MAN
Flannelly said Davidson acted “reflexively” but that the use of force could have been avoided had he simply taken one step out of the
way.The entire command staff of the police department in Lafayette Indiana recommended Lt. Tom Davidson be fired for shoving a man in a wheelchair onto the street last year, but the department’s Civil Service Commission decided instead to issue a 30-day suspension and
place the officer on supervisory probation for a year.
Police Chief Patrick Flannelly made that revelation Tuesday as he released a dashcam video of the Oct. 1 wheelchair incident, nine
months after it happened. Policeman shoves man in wheelchair July 03 2014: A US lieutenant has been filmed on dashcam shoving a man in a motorised wheelchair over after he ran over the officer’s toe. An entire US police department has recommended an officer be sacked for shoving a man in a wheelchair onto the street.
In the video, Lt. Tom Davidson, who has been on the force since 1995, is engaged in a conversation with Nicholas Kincade, 25, who uses a motorized wheelchair. Officer Accused Of Pushing Man In Wheelchair Keeps Job Dash Cam Footage Shows Officer Pushing Over Man In Motorized Wheelchair (Video) Video evidence of an Indiana police officer pushing
over a man in a motorized wheel chair has surfaced nine months after the incident occurred.
The dash cam footage depicts a group of Lafayette officers surrounding the man, 25-year-old Nicholas Kincade as they investigate him for reportedly telling a school security team that he had a gun in his backpack. According to WLFI, law enforcement officials found only a
knife in Kincade’s possession. They gave him a trespassing warning and allowed him to leave.
The video shows Kincade moving his wheelchair away from the scene,
running over the foot of an officer in the process. Officer Tom Davidson responds quickly to Kincade, pushing him and causing him to topple out of his chair and into the street. The other officers
immediately say “Now you’re going to jail.” Indiana Cop Pushes Over
Paraplegic Man in Wheelchair | Policeman Shoves Disabled | Dash Cam
2014 HD LPD releases video of wheelchair-shoving incident The entire
Lafayette Police Department command staff recommended that Lt. Tom
Davidson be fired for toppling a man in a wheelchair into the street
last year, but the department’s Civil Service Commission decided
instead to issue a 30-day suspension and place the officer on supervisory probation for a year. LPD releases video of officer
pushing over man in wheelchair Lafayette Police Chief Patrick Flannelly made that revelation Tuesday as he released a video of the wheelchair incident, which took place
Oct. 1.
Man there are a lot of fat cops and paramedics there in Indiana.
Bob.
Is everyone there on a short and fat fuck special camera, or what.
That cop would go on a special list…
We need to take these protectors of the citizenry, and put them in a steel cage with someone their own size for 10 minutes when these incidents occur. Of course, finding anyone the size of these fat bastards would be problematic.
Hey, bb! I guess that paraplegic had it coming!! Right??
And some people still wonder why I say the only good copfuk is a DEAD copfuk.
“There’s another side to the story, of course. Here’s the police version in an email from Amy Whittaker, Roanoke County’s spokeswoman” —————- from T4C’s article above
There’s MORE BULLSHIT in a Police Report than you find in the weekly gooberment BLS report. And that’s sayin’ something.
That bastard!! That’s what he gets for violently attacking the police officer with that deadly wheelchair. He’s lucky he didn’t get shot. That poor officer is gonna need counseling and an early retirement at 45. I hope he can cope with the grief.
He ‘lunged’ , uh huh…. poor copfuk.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foVLkI0VZbo
There’s only one way to keep the world clean: kill ALL cops.