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4. That's a start. He should be arrested for assault and battery.

Sun Apr 27, 2014, 11:19 PM

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Look at him, very violent person. SummerSnow Apr 2014 #1

The offending officer has already been fired, Tanuki Apr 2014 #2

good riddance! Takket Apr 2014 #3

He can sue both the department and the cop personally. Tempest Apr 2014 #17

That's a start. He should be arrested for assault and battery. Comrade Grumpy Apr 2014 #4

And I do not think any DA would have a problem getting a conviction nadinbrzezinski Apr 2014 #6

He wasn't a city police officer. Fawke Em Apr 2014 #9

Whichever one works. nadinbrzezinski Apr 2014 #10

City can be sued as well. Tempest Apr 2014 #18

Yeah, but the city are generally better trained. Fawke Em Apr 2014 #19

With Knox County Sheriff's reputation Tempest Apr 2014 #21

why not attempted murder? Liberal_in_LA Apr 2014 #22

Thanks for repoting this update. gvstn Apr 2014 #8

What about the other two? Mariana Apr 2014 #11

How about his two accomplices? Iggo Apr 2014 #16

Thuggish. blkmusclmachine Apr 2014 #5

I live here and wonder why a British newspaper had to break this. Fawke Em Apr 2014 #7

The British writers and publishers Mariana Apr 2014 #12

Well, Knoxville is pretty liberal. Fawke Em Apr 2014 #20

2 of the 3 cops are obviously overweight. blueamy66 Apr 2014 #15