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Sacramento, California: A sheriff’s detective faces possible assault charges after police said he ran down a teenager with a sheriff’s vehicle. The family of the officer, however, said the alleged victim has been harassing their family for more than a month and fabricated the allegations. The incident is still being investigated. »

East Hartford, Connecticut (First reported 04-11-13): An officer is facing accusations that he used excessive force on a 12-year-old boy and has been suspended for two weeks. »

The incident that resulted in the suspension occurred Nov. 15 when Lisa Freeman, a social worker with the state Department of Children and Families, called police to the home of Karla Huaman to help her get her son to a court-ordered psychological evaluation related to truancy.

[Why the hell are we forcing psychological evaluations on children because they skip school?]

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In the suit, Huaman and Freeman described a violent attack by Tinsley after the boy refused to get off the couch, saying the officer “exploded” and threw him to the ground, punching and kicking the handcuffed child.

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