Cops have performed a LOT of soiled deeds of their day and with out taking part in police brutality Olympics, this one has bought to rank fairly excessive on the listing.
In line with CNN, on April 6, 2020, a police officer in Springfield, Illinois carried out a visitors cease after allegedly seeing Dartavious Barnes touring at a excessive charge of pace and working a cease signal. The officer reported that simply previous to seeing this, a name came to visit his radio a couple of taking pictures within the space. That unnamed officer believed that Barnes could possibly be the suspect in that incident. Barnes was finally handcuffed and detained however not arrested. Whereas sitting the again of a patrol automobile, he gave officers consent to look his automobile.
That’s when every little thing went left.
In physique digital camera footage that was launched to the general public, an officer may be seen grabbing a sealed urn and a small steel object that was “formed like a rifle spherical”. Within the police report, the officer says that he’s seen objects like these be used to retailer unlawful medication. He may be seen unsealing the urn and testing it for medication. Following the check, the officer approaches Barnes and tells him that he discovered the container and that it examined optimistic for meth or ecstasy.
“No, no, no, bro. That’s my daughter. What are y’all doing bro … give me that bro, that’s my daughter,” Barnes says within the video when officers confirmed him the urn.
Barnes’ daughter was 2-year-old Ta’Naja Barnes who died on February 11, 2019 within the custody of her mom Twan’ka Davis and her boyfriend Anthony Myers. Ta’Naja suffered from excessive neglect, hunger, dehydration, and a foul chilly. Davis and Myers had been subsequently charged and convicted of first diploma homicide and sentenced to twenty and 30 years in jail respectively.
These had been the ashes that this d-bag, piece of s**t cop spilled onto the bottom making an attempt to be high cop of the 12 months.
Dartavious Barnes would go to file a lawsuit in opposition to the Springfield Police Division for violating his 4th modification rights. In line with new reporting by NewsChannel20, a circuit courtroom decide lately dismissed that lawsuit ruling that the law enforcement officials had acted fairly “contemplating the circumstance”.
Ain’t that ‘bout a b****h?