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Distressed boy, 9, forcefully handcuffed by police officer in school in footage - Vimarsana News

Distressed boy, 9, forcefully handcuffed by police officer in school in footage

WARNING DISTRESSING CONTENT: Disturbing video footage from Stenstrom Elementary School in Oviedo, Florida, shows a nine-year-old special needs child being handcuffed by police

Police in Florida handcuff disabled boy, 9, during tantrum at school | US News - Vimarsana News

Police in Florida handcuff disabled boy, 9, during tantrum at school | US News

Body cam footage shows police in the city of Oviedo, near Orlando, handcuffing a nine-year-old boy as he has a tantrum at school.

Horrifying moment cops HANDCUFF nine-year-old special needs child throwing a tantrum at Florida elementary school - Vimarsana News

Horrifying moment cops HANDCUFF nine-year-old special needs child throwing a tantrum at Florida elementary school

The parents of a 9-year-old Florida boy are suing the city of Oviedo and local police after officers handcuffed him during an outburst and threatened to send him to jail - in a moment caught on video.

Family Files Lawsuit After Police Handcuff 9-Year-Old at School - Vimarsana News

Family Files Lawsuit After Police Handcuff 9-Year-Old at School

According to KSLA 12 News the family of a 9-year-old boy has initiated legal action against the City of Oviedo, Florida, and the police officers involved after their child was handcuffed at Stenstrom Elementary School.

Cop handcuffs 9-year-old boy at Florida school, suit says. 'Do you want to go to jail?' - Vimarsana News

Cop handcuffs 9-year-old boy at Florida school, suit says. 'Do you want to go to jail?'

“Nine-year-old children with special needs should not be handcuffed by police officers at school,” the family’s attorney said.

Source: yahoo.com