Media Picking On The Police - Video shows LAPD officer kicking and punching in controversial South L.A. arrest of a FERAL COMBATIVE NEGRO

The video shows a Los Angeles police officer rushing toward the middle of the South L.A. street where two officers were holding (Wrestling with) a Feral Negro on the ground.

Officer Richard Garcia swings his right leg and kicks the man hard near his head. Over the next 10 seconds, the video shows Garcia knee the man in the back, and elbow and punch him in the head.

As the other officers stand up and move away, Garcia presses his knee into the man’s back for more than two minutes, stopping only when other officers come to help pick up the handcuffed man and drag him toward a patrol car.

For nearly two years, the video of the October 2014 arrest has been repeatedly cited by police and prosecutors as they denounced Garcia’s actions, sought discipline against him and charged him with felony assault. But the department refused to make the recording public, even after prosecutors agreed in May to a plea deal that spared Garcia jail time.

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