Former Deputy Who Punched Slammed Teen Acquitted Of Battery

FORT LAUDERDALE, 정보이용료 현금화 Fla. (AP) - A former Florida deputy was acquitted Monday of a misdemeanor battery charge related to a viral video showing a Black teen being pepper-sprayed and slammed to the ground during an
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p> A six-member Broward County jury found Christopher Krickovich not guilty after about three hours of deliberations, the Sun Sentinel rep

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If convicted, Krickovich could have faced up to one year in the county jail and a $1,00
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p> A then-15-year-old student from J.P. Taravella High School in Coral Springs was arrested at a McDonald´s in Tamarac in 2019. Deputies had responded to a large brawl involving roughly 200 students at the area northwest of Fort Laud
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p> Prosecutors argued that Krickovich acted illegally during the arrest, while a defense attorney told jurors that the former deputy responded appropriately to defend himself during a mob situation and that the teen suffered no in
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p> Cellphone video shows a sheriff's sergeant pepper-sprayed the teen and threw him to the g

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Krickovich is seen jumping on the teen, twice slamming his forehead into the ground and punching him. A third deputy helps Krickovich pin the teen's arms behind his back to be handcuffed as the vide
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p> The teen was initially charged with assaulting a police officer and obstruction without violence, but those charges were later d
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p> A professional standards committee had recommended no discipline for Krickovich, but Sheriff Gregory Tony disagreed and fired the fo
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