The John McKenna Case: Video Captures Baton Blows to University of Maryland Studentby Tim LynchPoliceMisconduct.net Oct. 17, 2012 |
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From the Washington Post: The encounter between police officers and a University of Maryland student after a basketball game in 2010 lasted only 10 seconds, but how a jury interprets those moments, captured on video, will determine the fate of two veteran Prince George’s County police officers on trial this week.Here’s the video: According to the news article above, Attorneys for the officers called the gathering an unruly riot that threatened to get out of control and characterized McKenna, then a 21-year-old student, as an aggressor who ran toward police with fists clenched, ignoring warnings to stand back.Decide for yourself. |