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>> well stay on top of this very disturbing story. when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york, im chris hayes, a columbia, south carolina police officer who used heavy force in his arrest of a spring valley high school student has been fired. less than two days after videos of that arrest went public, the sheriff terminated deputy ben feeds followed by a recommendations from the training division. >> their recommendation to me was the deputy fields did not follow proper trainin...

Division to which sheriff lott referred -- the memo the training division findings reading in pasch -- when dealing with a suspect who is not a threat to anyone, deputies are trained to use tactical communications to try to talk them into complying. if that fails, pain compliant are compliance techniques. if those tech knees paying or the deputy has reason to believe it will not work, a takedown may be used. the training division does not train deputies to throw or push away a suspect unless the...

That is not a proper technique, and should not be used in law enforcement. based on that, that is a violation of our policy, and approximately 20 minutes ago, school resource over ben fields was terminated from the richland county sheriffs department. when you make an arrest for someone who does not have a weapon, that you need to escape from, you never let go of that subject, you maintain control of the person youre trying to arrest. when he threw her across the room, he lost control of her. th...

Be used. the training division does not train deputies to throw or push away a suspect unless the goal is to disengage because the suspect is teaking to harm the deputy. weve reached out through his attorneys, the statement from the attorney reads in part -- we believe his actions were justified and lawful throughout the circumstances of which he was constructed. to that extent we believe his actions were indicate out professionals. the student refused again when the school resource officer aske...