In video of the arrest, an officer is seen pounding the misidentified suspect while he is on the ground. The woman, meanwhile, was separately fighting with an officer and resisting the police’s attempts to take her into custody, according to the complaints. I just felt bad for the baby, that it had to go through that traumatic event,” said Harris, who was fired by Applebee’s, with the eatery blaming its former manager for sharing the video online and with news outlets. In video of the encounter, one of the officers is seen pounding the man with punches and barking at him to “put his hand behind his back.” “He tried to go the other way, they tackled him into a wall and the baby hit its head on the wall,” Harris said, adding that cops ripped the baby out of the man’s arms while he was on the ground. An Applebee’s manager said that the man was trying to tell police he needed to change his son’s diaper before he was tackled. Jennifer Harris, the manager working at Applebee’s the night of the arrest, told WISN 12 News that the man was trying to explain to police that he needed to change his son’s diaper. While was on the ground, he was ordered to put his hands behind his back and delivered several strong side hand and forearm strikes in order ensure compliance,” the complaints read. “ continued to try to pull away and had to be decentralized to the ground. Hal Mudge/FacebookĪ police officer attempted to stop the man from leaving with a “modified escort” hold, but the man yanked his arm away, “which resulted in a struggle taking place inside the restaurant,” according to the complaints. Applebee’s staff reportedly called in to police about a group that matched the descriptions of suspects who fled a severe hit-and-run.
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The man attempted to exit and told police he was free to go, despite cops saying that he had been detained and couldn’t leave. Kenosha Police, who were looking for suspects who fled the scene of a serious car crash on July 20, were told by witnesses that a Black man and a woman with a baby had taken off from the scene toward a nearby Kohl’s or Menards, a regional home improvement store, according to criminal complaints obtained by The Kenosha News.Īround 11:11 p.m., staff at an Applebee’s called police dispatch, alerting cops that a group who matched the perps’ descriptions had entered the restaurant and seemed on edge.Īrriving at the restaurant, police spotted a man and woman with a baby who broadly matched the description of the hit-and-run suspects, although the woman was wearing a white shirt instead of a red one, according to court records.Īs police asked the couple about what car they drove, the pair declined to answer the question.
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