Video: 'Tough Guy' Cop Grabs Small Restrained Woman By Her Hair

Chris | InformationLiberation
Oct. 29, 2012

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When San Diego police Sgt. Daniel McLaughlin is not beating up "74-year-old advocates for the homeless," he's taking on small restrained women by trying to pull their hair out.

KABC reports:

SAN DIEGO, Calif. (KABC) -- A San Diego police sergeant is being investigated following a violent confrontation with a woman whose house was on fire.

The incident was caught on camera. The distraught woman, Torazzi Hayslett, was reluctantly being pulled away from the fire by her husband.

The video shot Friday by the editor of the Imperial Beach Patch appeared to show Hayslett, a second grade teacher, swinging her open hand at Sgt. Daniel McLaughlin after he grabbed her arm. The sergeant is then seen trying to drag her to the ground by her hair.

This is not the first time McLaughlin has scuffled with the public. In May 2011, a civil court found that he used unreasonable force against a 74-year-old advocate for the homeless.

This is clearly another "tough guy" cop like the one seen in this video shoving a crippled woman with cerebral palsy to the ground, because nothing shows how "tough" you are like beating up small women.
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