A video posted last night Instagram A white police officer was shown lying on a crying black girl, she vomited and said “I can’t breathe” through hard breathing.
Someone contacted the Kaufman County Sheriff’s Department in Texas and reported that the 18-year-old Nekia Trigg was jumping in front of a traffic jam. Trigg is a resident of Forney, Texas.
When the seven-minute video started, a police officer named Kaufman County Deputy Connor Martin was lying on Trigg, and the women around screamed.
Trigg’s mother, 41-year-old Antanique Ray, told Martin, “You never have to beat her, okay? She will keep a low profile.”
Martin told Ray, “You need a backup. You need a backup.” Ray gently touched Martin’s hand and grabbed her daughter’s wrist. Martin began to scream, “Don’t touch me! Go back! Go back!”
Ray responded, “Calm down,” as the officer lay back on Trigg. Then, Ray started to hold Trigg’s hand, and Martin continued to fix Trigg’s wrist to the ground.
One girl called Trigger’s name and kept telling her, “Calm down.” Another exclaimed, “The temperature here is 102 degrees.”
Trigger, who was still under Martin, said: “I can’t breathe.” At some point, when Martin continued to hold her, she would vomit. The camera zoomed in and found a watery vomit covering her right cheek, and she had difficulty breathing.
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Martin and another police officer then instructed Trigger to turn over. When she was crying, they turned her over and handcuffed her.
Then Ray screamed at Martin, “I need your fucking badge number and your name.” Then she noticed Martin’s body camera hanging on his shirt. She asked him why his camera was not correctly placed on his shirt when he pinned her daughter.
When the officer walked to a patrol car, the camera’s view was blocked by the officer’s body. Then Martin shouted: “Let go of her!” Twice before knocking Thunder to the ground in the middle of the street.
When Ray was arrested, a police officer armed with a taser threatened bystanders to return. The aforementioned second girl in black began to shout again and again: “Raise your hand!” When the officer pointed his less lethal weapon at them.
Now lying in the middle of the road in handcuffs, Lei said, “All I did was ask you to loosen her handcuffs.” Lei told the police officer that she didn’t touch them at all.
Towards the end of the video, the girl who recorded the video said: “You have sent seven policemen for three little black girls.”
According to the police, Ray was detained in Kaufman County Prison on charges of assaulting a civil servant and interfering with public duties. Dallas Morning News. She was released on bail. Policemen Take Trigg to the hospital for a mental health assessment.
“Nekia was just on the way home. Someone called the police and said she was trying to jump to the front of the car,” the woman who posted the video on Instagram wrote in the title of the video.
Teronica Williams, Ray’s cousin, told the aforementioned Trigg news media, “I and our other family members have been harmed because we know what kind of person she is.”
“It takes someone to watch this video and belittle her and Kia’s character, and make the world think they deserve this and that-it’s not fair,” Williams continued.
Williams proved that the police arrested Trigger for no reason because there was not much traffic to interfere with in the vicinity of Trigger’s arrest.
“Children almost always ride bicycles, play basketball, etc. on the street,” she said.
Ray accused the police of violence.Kaufman Sheriff’s Office says Facebook People should stop calling their office about the incident because the number of calls has become “unmanageable.”
Newsweek contacted the Kaufman Sheriff’s Office for comments.
