Georgia Elderly Woman Forcefully Pulled Out Of Car By 3 White Police Officers

People or shall I say Caucasians are so quick to say if you comply this wouldn't happen, however refuse to understand that this is not how the law works, since they love the law so much, or I guess when it comes down to certain cases. 

America have seen first hand that complying with police officers doesn't matter anymore, not saying it's right not to do so, just stating facts. Philando Castile was shot and killed after he complied. Eric Garner was being choked and had his hands in the air when he was shot and killed, so stop with the bullshit already.  

This was not ok for 3 men to manhandle a 65-year-old elderly woman, let alone talk to her the way they did. But here's the original story below;

 

A police department in Georgia has opened an internal investigation into why an elderly female driver was dragged out of her vehicle at a traffic stop, according to a Facebook post by Alpharetta police. 

"I just panicked. I felt like my heart exploded," said Rose Campbell, 65, in an interview with ABC's Atlanta affiliate WSB. "I didn't expect that in America. I didn't expect that in Atlanta. I didn't expect that especially in Alpharetta." 

"We strive to be a transparent department. If we are going to be 100 percent transparent, that means that we also must be willing to share with you any major concerns that arise regarding employee performance and behavior," Robison said in the video. "There are aspects about this video that simply do not represent our organization." 

 

Video shows Campbell getting pulled over and ticketed for drifting into another lane, according to WSB. After Campbell refused to sign the ticket, which is against the law in Georgia, the officer informed her that she was under arrest. The situation escalated when backup arrived on scene. 

One of the backup officers can be heard screaming, "You're not in charge, shut up and get the f--- out of the car!" before aggressively yanking the elderly woman's arm and pulling her hands behind her back. At this point there are at least five officers on the scene and Campbell is crying for help, asking to see a supervisor. 

WSB has identified the aggressive officer as "Officer Legg," and he's been suspended. Campbell told WSB she doesnt think he should be fired, but that she wants better training for officers. 

She said she hasn't yet decided if she will take legal action.

The Alpharetta Police Department posted a video that included a statement from Public Safety Chief John Robison and video from the squad car video showing the incident, which took place May 4. 

You can watch the official video by clicking here.