The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has been referred to as in to overview an arrest and using power by a Paulding County sheriff’s deputy.
It comes after sprint digital camera video was launched exhibiting the deputy body slamming a man to the bottom.
Tyler Canaris stated he was on the best way to work however Deputy Michael McMaster didn’t imagine him.
The deputy tried to handcuff Canaris as a result of he stated he matched the outline of somebody breaking into vehicles.
Dashcam video captured what occurred subsequent.
“I’m not breaking into any vehicles,” Canaris advised McMaster.
That’s when the video shows McMaster decide up Canaris and body slam the 30-year-old man to the bottom.
As Canaris cries out in ache, McMaster curses at him.
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“Get your fingers behind your (expletive) again,” McMaster says to Canaris on the video.
Canaris is then referred to as a vile title. He’s handcuffed and brought into custody.
Earlier than the body slam, McMaster stopped Canaris, who was strolling alongside a road within the Evans Mills subdivision. Information present Canaris lives in that subdivision.
The sheriff’s workplace now says Canaris was not the particular person they had been searching for.
A spokesperson advised Channel 2′s Tom Jones that Canaris resisted giving up his backpack and that’s when power was used. The sheriff’s workplace has now requested the GBI to analyze.
“We’re conscious of the scrutiny and that’s why the Sheriff’s Workplace made the choice to contact the GBI and have them are available and conduct an investigation into this incident,” Sgt. Ashley Henson with the Paulding County Sheriff’s Workplace stated.
Canaris suffered a damaged collarbone and was charged with obstruction.
The incident occurred practically a yr in the past.
The sheriff’s workplace stated it simply requested the GBI to step in on Friday due to the general public outcry.
In the meantime, McMaster stays on desk responsibility.
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