KFI Los Angeles has someone from the Fullerton PD, or who has ties to Fullerton PD, on with an electronically altered voice, so as to remain anonymous...KFI knows who this person is.
He is be saying police dispatchers at the department were watching live video feed, which was installed by the city, at the police station viewing the beating in real time, and those officers involved were then urged to re-write or change their reports due to this video. The dispatchers were said said to be shocked while watching this.
It's being reported the officers involved were shown the video and then urged to change their reports.
He's saying the victim was repeatably struck in the the back of the head with a the butt end of a taser gun, kneed while down to the throat and head,..The informant said one cop involved, a retired LAPD officer, now working for FPD, was shot 6 times, shot in the eye while on LAPD, has a glass eye, was actually hired by FPD after this and is the sized of a pro-football player...What were the other officers doing?.
The informant said at one point, one officer started to handcuff the suspect, but there was so much blood from all the continued beating, he stopped to avoid getting blood splashed all over him.
There saying the video in question, is high end, great resolution, capable of day or night video, and is very clear in regards to this event. Fullerton PD is refusing to release the video.
There are many other cover ups going on this department, according to this informant.
Now saying the video was bad enough, the police chief should have arrested these officers involved, after viewing this seized unreleased video evidence. Also, the dispatchers are now in question for not immediately reporting what they viewed.
Informant said Fullerton PD is paperless, all done with computer and the reports that were written, kept getting kicked back so the reports could be rewritten over and over, and it's being reported all the reports, or at least the log-in's to access them, should be on hard drives at the department.
This story just gets bigger..