>>This was all over Fox News yesterday. And I think CNN too.<<
I was flying home from Puerto Vallarta so was out of news touch.
Did they actually take away the “boss” from the ambulance? I can’t tell from either video.
I’m not sure what you mean. I don’t think the ending of the video was shown on the news — just the incriminating parts, including the parts that occurred before the video taken by the patient’s relative. That video had been released earlier by the patient’s relative, and reportedly the OHP had said that events which occurred earlier would justify the officer’s actions. Then the news media forced the OHP to release the dashcam video, which not only made the officer’s actions look even worse, but made the OHP appear to complicit in an attempt to cover up the officer’s crime, since they’d issued misleading statements about events shown on the dashcam video.
Patrolman is toast. Suspect one or more people at the OHP is toast, and possibly the DA as well. Feds will be all over this soon, if Oklahoma doesn’t take appropriate action.