You’re wrong. The sheriff is wrong. The stupid news readers are all wrong.
The deputy was tasked with removing the student who chose not not get up and walk out of the room. When he tried to pick her up, she is the one who made the chair tip over. The deputy did not “body slam” nor did he “throw her across the room”.
All you pansy-butts have never see real confrontation before so you believe the BS that comes out of the TV. I’d like to see any of your pinkos try to remove a recalcitrant teen if she doesn’t want to leave.
An MP buddy when I was in the army told me the simple way to get someone out of a chair or car - take a bic pen and place the click end behind the person’s earlobe and your thumb on the front side of the earlobe and squeeze. A second or two later and the person won’t be able to get up fast enough. Doesn’t require a struggle and no one is hurt beyond a pinched ear. The cop could then either have led her by the arm or put cuffs on. He wouldn’t have been fired and it would have been far more appropriate than his method.