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03/23/08

11:56:58 am, Categories: Videos, 201 words

Police officer fractures young girls face with his fists, uses club on her legs

A San Antonio police officer is accused of brutally beating a teenager, and officials with the department say he did, in fact, hit her. Police said they were just trying to help 18-year-old Erin McCutchen, who officers had arrested for intoxication. According to Officer George Olivarri's own official report, he punched her again and again. The report also said Olivarri struck McCutchen numerous times on her legs with a club. During the incident, McCutchen said her face was bruised, her eye was swollen shut and her skull was fractured in three places by Officer George Olivarri. "Yeah, he punched me. He punched me like three times, and hit me with a stick," McCutchen said. No ambulance was ever called for Erin. It is unclear if she was carted of to a jail cell or a hospital. As with all police brutality cases in America, there was an internal investigation conducted by 'the police' and it was determined that they, 'the police', had done nothing illegal. Of course, in neocon America where water-boarding isn't torture, there is nothing illegal or morally wrong with police fracturing a young girls face with their fists or beating her legs black and blue with a club.

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