Milwaukee Police Chief Alfonso Morales apologized Wednesday for the actions of the officers who tased and arrested Milwaukee Bucks guard Sterling Brown in January.
Morales said the officers “acted inappropriately” and have been disciplined following an internal investigation into the incident. Body-cam video of what happened was released Wednesday. In the video, Brown is seen surrounded by several officers outside his car. He is told by an officer to take his hands out of his pockets, and when he doesn’t immediately, the officers wrestle him to the ground and tase him.
“I am sorry this incident escalated to this level,” Morales said in a statement. Morales did not take questions from reporters in attendance.
Brown plans to file a lawsuit against the Milwaukee Police Department as a result of the incident, he said as part of a lengthy statement he released Wednesday. The Bucks also released a statement supporting Brown. (Reuters)
248562 481064I besides believe therefore , perfectly composed post! . 763364
808170 774464I enjoy your writing type, do keep on writing! Ill be back! 566521
124955 234875Blogs ou ought to be reading […]Here is a great Weblog You may Find Interesting that we Encourage You[…] 792660
How is the police chief addressing and apologizing for the wrongful arrest of the NBA player, and what measures are taken? Regard Telkom University
350361 679569We stumbled over here coming from a different internet page and thought I might check issues out. I like what I see so now im following you. Appear forward to exploring your internet page but once again. 955310
51005 151590Cause thats required valuable affiliate business rules to get you started on participating in circumstances appropriate for your incredible web-based business concern. Inernet marketing 965596