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77 year old Ralph Ennis, from Pennsylvania was speeding, he drove 63 in a 50 mile zone. The police stopped him and 13 days later the man was dead. Well, between the stop and his death some things happened and the only reason we know this is because of one corporal who did not tow the thin blue Omerta line if silence.
The 77 year old parked his car, got out with his hands by his sides not posing a threat to anybody when one officer slammed him face first into his car and then the victim was taken by a second officer and they slammed/fell to the ground. The 77 year old who had been the subject of a silver alert just before this incident due to him having dementia and having been missing.
After the man was taken to hospital he was starting to show signs of a bleed of the brain, he was transported to another hospital but died 13 days after his police interaction.
For this one elderly man there were at least 5 officers at the scene, a canine officer and the only honest police officer on the scene, was saying when he got to his car (filmed luckily) "That was … unjust and … un[expletive] called for."
Then the police started lying because this is the account of the sheriffs office:
Ennis exited the truck following deputies’ commands, but refused to drop his keys. In the original release, the sheriff’s office said a deputy came from behind, grabbed Ennis’ arms to control him and “escorted” him to the back of the truck.
“While attempting to restrain Mr. Ennis, two deputies and Ennis fell over the protruding trailer hitch of his pickup truck,”
Ennis sustained two non-life-threatening injuries — a cut to the ring finger of his right hand caused by the jagged edge of his truck tailgate and a cut above his right brow near his forehead. The sheriff’s office said deputies provided treatment at the scene, and Ennis was transported to Warren Memorial Hospital.
This is the account of the front Royal Officer who said it was unjust and uncalled for:
“I arrived on scene and I observed a male open the driver side door of the Ford F150 and exit the vehicle with his arms down by his side. … Another Deputy ran behind the male and placed his arms behind his back and jerked the male around toward the Ford 150. The Deputy slammed the male into the camper top face first. I observed the male spit something out on the pavement just below his body. Another Deputy came from the side of the male and grabbed the male while the other Deputy had his hands behind his back. The male was pushed over but his legs had caught the hitch on the back of the truck. Two deputies and the male were on the ground at this point.”
This is the video of the incident, please do not listen if you are not prepared to listen to the curse words the officer uses to describe the immoral actions of the other officers.
https://wtop.com/virginia/2022/05/b...deputies-slamming-77-year-old-man-into-truck/
Guided to the back of the truck my big fat behind. Numerous officers, one with a drawn weapon, one with a k9 and a sheriffs office that has told lies about the incident. Thank goodness for the honest officer.
The 77 year old parked his car, got out with his hands by his sides not posing a threat to anybody when one officer slammed him face first into his car and then the victim was taken by a second officer and they slammed/fell to the ground. The 77 year old who had been the subject of a silver alert just before this incident due to him having dementia and having been missing.
After the man was taken to hospital he was starting to show signs of a bleed of the brain, he was transported to another hospital but died 13 days after his police interaction.
For this one elderly man there were at least 5 officers at the scene, a canine officer and the only honest police officer on the scene, was saying when he got to his car (filmed luckily) "That was … unjust and … un[expletive] called for."
Then the police started lying because this is the account of the sheriffs office:
Ennis exited the truck following deputies’ commands, but refused to drop his keys. In the original release, the sheriff’s office said a deputy came from behind, grabbed Ennis’ arms to control him and “escorted” him to the back of the truck.
“While attempting to restrain Mr. Ennis, two deputies and Ennis fell over the protruding trailer hitch of his pickup truck,”
Ennis sustained two non-life-threatening injuries — a cut to the ring finger of his right hand caused by the jagged edge of his truck tailgate and a cut above his right brow near his forehead. The sheriff’s office said deputies provided treatment at the scene, and Ennis was transported to Warren Memorial Hospital.
This is the account of the front Royal Officer who said it was unjust and uncalled for:
“I arrived on scene and I observed a male open the driver side door of the Ford F150 and exit the vehicle with his arms down by his side. … Another Deputy ran behind the male and placed his arms behind his back and jerked the male around toward the Ford 150. The Deputy slammed the male into the camper top face first. I observed the male spit something out on the pavement just below his body. Another Deputy came from the side of the male and grabbed the male while the other Deputy had his hands behind his back. The male was pushed over but his legs had caught the hitch on the back of the truck. Two deputies and the male were on the ground at this point.”
This is the video of the incident, please do not listen if you are not prepared to listen to the curse words the officer uses to describe the immoral actions of the other officers.
https://wtop.com/virginia/2022/05/b...deputies-slamming-77-year-old-man-into-truck/
Guided to the back of the truck my big fat behind. Numerous officers, one with a drawn weapon, one with a k9 and a sheriffs office that has told lies about the incident. Thank goodness for the honest officer.