A Florida school resource deputy has been fired after a body-camera video shows him grabbing a middle school girl by the back of her headscarf while detaining her.
When a woman walks over to talk to the second deputy, he whips out his baton and screams at the crowd to get back.Later in the video, the deputy who grabbed the girl is seen talking to a woman about the girl fighting. According to a redacted 911 call log, police received a report of a fight involving several people across the street from a school.
During a news conference on Friday afternoon, Mina said the deputy, who he is not yet naming, was removed from the school and later terminated from the department. The deputy was hired by the Orange County Sheriff's Office in February 2019. "We appreciate Sheriff Mina acting quickly to remove the assigned deputy from our school and open an investigation into the incident," the spokesperson said."We will assist with the investigation, as needed.”
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