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NYPD officer involved in the massive brawl with teens on the subway ripped a baby boy from his mother's arms during her arrest as anti-cop protesters continue to protest police violence. Officer Shawndel Latham was among three officers named by the Brooklyn Defender Services as having been involved in the 'Jay Street incident of police brutality on October 25.' The legal defense organization said in their post that Latham's involvement was 'particularly troubling' adding that 'she was one of the officers who ripped the one-year-old child from the arms of Jazmine Headley.' Headley's story went viral last year when video of NYPD officers yanking her baby from her arms circulated late last year. According to the defender service, Headley was a client of theirs, and she has since sued the city for the arrest at the Dekalb Job Center. #NYPD #NY
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NYPD officer involved in the massive brawl with teens on the subway ripped a baby boy from his mother's arms during her arrest as anti-cop protesters continue to protest police violence. Officer Shawndel Latham was among three officers named by the Brooklyn…
Nearly a thousand protesters took to the streets of Brooklyn to demonstrate against the NYPD after a spate of violent arrests on the subway and over its plans to put more officers on the beat to catch anyone who skips paying the fare. Their grievances stem from two issues. One, alleged police brutality against New Yorkers including a group of teenagers who officers were seen fighting with in a recent viral video. The other issue is that police have vowed to create 500 additional jobs specifically for officers to monitor the subway network and arrest anyone who jumps the barriers rather than pay the $2.75 fee. Over the last month. several videos have emerged of #NYPD cops violently arresting seemingly nonviolent subway riders. #NY