The Forney Police Department reviewed the viral video and captured the sheriff lying on an unarmed black woman for a few minutes. World News

Unfortunately, the roommate is another incident involving an unarmed black woman and law enforcement agencies, which has been captured online. On Tuesday, a viral video appeared in an incident near Deerfield Heights in Forney. TX, KOffman County Sheriff’s Deputy Press a woman on the ground for a few minutes.according to CBSThe sheriff was called to the scene after receiving the call. The person claimed that the woman’s name was Nekia Trigg. Trying to jump to the front of the car.

When the video starts, you can see the sheriff lying on Nekia, she screamed and said: “This is 102°. I can’t breathe. I can’t breathe.” Her mother Antanique Ray (Antanique Ray) Being present at the time of the incident, she tried to calm her daughter down and begged the sheriff to leave her. The sheriff continued to hold Nekia for a few minutes, and her mother asked him why he had to handcuff Nekia. Two police officers from the Forney police station arrived at the scene to back up and walked to Nekia while she was still on the ground. Antanique once again begged the sheriff to let her daughter out of the car, and she denied that Nekia was jumping around in front of the car. In addition, she asked the sheriff why he did not turn on his body camera and asked his name repeatedly, but received no answer.

When the sheriff brought Nekia to the police car, Antanique tried to intervene, and the situation quickly escalated. The sheriff dealt with Antanick and handcuffed her. She was accused of assault and interference during the arrest, but was released on bail the next day. Nekia was taken to a hospital where she was examined and discharged without being formally charged with any crime. As the incident spread online, the Kaufman County Sheriff’s Office issued a statement stating that they are reviewing the incident. Due to social media reports, it was reported that the Kaufman County Sheriff’s Office received a large number of calls regarding the incident.

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