Viral Video: Cop on Rampage Shoving Cheering Students
Officer George Bermudez trips and shoves cheering high school students
Viral Video: Cop on Rampage Shoving Cheering Students
Talk about abuse and the mean-spirited cruelty of police officers. Look at Officer George Bermudez intentionally tripping and shoving cheering students, delighted at their first ever Texas state championship for soccer. ( ” Vandergrift high school Lady Vipers soccer team won their first ever Texas state championship.” )
Officer Bermudez instead of celebrating the victory with students choose to inflict pain on gleeful high school students. Fortunately, this officer’s abuse was captured on video; hopefully, he will lose his job.
Seems #policebrutality is the default behavior of our police officers. More investigation, accountability and imprisonment of police officers are critical in stopping these criminals dressed in uniform.
Officer trips, pushes students after soccer match; police investigating
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