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Former Louisiana Police Officers Charged After Body-Slamming 14-Year-Old Student - Blogged by: @RaquelHarrisTV
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Two former Louisiana police officers have been charged for body-slamming a 14-year-old student at Brusly Middle School in West Baton Rouge County on October 5.
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Surveillance footage from the middle school shows the first officer, Anthony “Kip” Dupre, tussling with the boy in the office and then slamming him to the ground in two separate incidents. The second officer, Dan Cipriano, walks in soon after and handcuffs the student. Cipriano then forcefully grabs the student and slams him into the desk facedown before walking him out of the office.
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According to the child’s lawyer, Kwame Asante, the boy was left with several bruises, swelling around his eyes and nose, and a cut on his face. Reports say he lost “a lot of blood." Asante says the teen blacked out during the struggle. CBS News reports, the officers were with the Brusly Police Department for three years and resigned after the video went viral. Brusly Police Chief, Jonathan Lefeaux, asked for the officers to resign because he felt it would be difficult for the two to continue their work with the community.
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According to Newsweek, Lefeaux requested the incident be investigated by Louisiana State Police. The case was then passed on to the local district attorney, who presented it to the grand jury. Now, a grand jury in West Baton Rouge Parish has charged Dupre with malfeasance and Cipriano with simple battery in relation to the incident, WAFB-TV reported.
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But the boy’s family says that’s not enough. "They feel the DA's office did an adequate job by bringing it quickly to the people but feel it was a slap on the wrist based on the tape and what they saw done to their grandson," Asante told The Advocate. "This young man will still be dealing with this for a long time." ... See MoreSee Less

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