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Bully cop gets his feelings hurt by a man with an open container takes things to the point that he got removed from duty pending investigation. ​Just after midnight on March 12, 2026, ​a Daytona Beach police officer, identified as Joel Llinas, approached 27-year-old tourist David Anderson, who was...

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NEW: Daytona Beach Officer Punches Handcuffed Man in the Face During Open Container Arrest 27-year-old David Anderson of Tennessee was stopped shortly after midnight in Daytona Beach for drinking from an open tequila bottle in violation of the city’s open container ordinance. Anderson handed the bottle to the officer, who emptied it. He then allegedly threw the cork at the officer. Bodycam video shows Anderson taken to the ground, handcuffed, tased for resisting, and punched repeatedly in the face while already restrained. Police called the punches “distractionary blows.” The officer has been placed on administrative leave. Daytona Beach Police Chief Jakari Young called the footage “concerning” and referred it for internal investigation. The mayor called the images “troubling.”
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NEW: Daytona Beach Officer Punches Handcuffed Man in the Face During Open Container Arrest 27-year-old David Anderson of Tennessee was stopped shortly after midnight in Daytona Beach for drinking from an open tequila bottle in violation of the city’s open container ordinance. Anderson handed the bottle to the officer, who emptied it. He then allegedly threw the cork at the officer. Bodycam video shows Anderson taken to the ground, handcuffed, tased for resisting, and punched repeatedly in the face while already restrained. Police called the punches “distractionary blows.” The officer has been placed on administrative leave. Daytona Beach Police Chief Jakari Young called the footage “concerning” and referred it for internal investigation. The mayor called the images “troubling.”

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NEW: Charges dropped against a man who was punched in the head by a Daytona Beach(FL) police officer during an arrest last month Prosecutors dropped the charge of battery on a law enforcement officer, filing an “Announcement of No Information.” Bodycam shows the officer confronting David Anderson over an open container and telling him to pour it out or face arrest Anderson handed the drink to the officer and tossed the cork at him before being taken to the ground After being handcuffed, the officer took him to the ground again during another struggle The officer is then seen striking Anderson multiple times The department’s internal affairs unit is now reviewing the incident
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NEW: Charges dropped against a man who was punched in the head by a Daytona Beach(FL) police officer during an arrest last month Prosecutors dropped the charge of battery on a law enforcement officer, filing an “Announcement of No Information.” Bodycam shows the officer confronting David Anderson over an open container and telling him to pour it out or face arrest Anderson handed the drink to the officer and tossed the cork at him before being taken to the ground After being handcuffed, the officer took him to the ground again during another struggle The officer is then seen striking Anderson multiple times The department’s internal affairs unit is now reviewing the incident

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NEW: Bodycam vs. Social Media Post: Daytona Officer Placed on Administrative Duties After Viral Video The Daytona Beach officer has been placed on administrative duties while the department investigates bodycam footage from a recent viral video. David Anderson was stopped Thursday for an open container, then threw a cork at the officer and was taken into custody. While the officer was on Anderson's back, he delivered "distractionary blows" while Anderson had one hand handcuffed. Anderson was seen reaching up and grabbing the officer's hand during the bodycam footage, which is the major discrepancy between the two. Anderson has since retained civil rights attorney Ben Crump to represent him. Crump is demanding accountability from Daytona Beach PD.
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NEW: Bodycam vs. Social Media Post: Daytona Officer Placed on Administrative Duties After Viral Video The Daytona Beach officer has been placed on administrative duties while the department investigates bodycam footage from a recent viral video. David Anderson was stopped Thursday for an open container, then threw a cork at the officer and was taken into custody. While the officer was on Anderson's back, he delivered "distractionary blows" while Anderson had one hand handcuffed. Anderson was seen reaching up and grabbing the officer's hand during the bodycam footage, which is the major discrepancy between the two. Anderson has since retained civil rights attorney Ben Crump to represent him. Crump is demanding accountability from Daytona Beach PD.

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Bodycam footage from Daytona Beach shows 27 year old David Anderson stopped over an open container violation and given a choice by Officer J. Llinas: pour out the tequila or go to jail. Anderson hands over the bottle and the officer dumps it, then claims Anderson “threw the cork,” slams him to the ground, Tases him, and repeatedly punches him in the head and face while he is already in handcuffs. They call those punches “distractionary blows” and charge Anderson with battery on an officer. We call it what it is: brutal, excessive force over a petty ordinance violation. The chief and mayor responded with statements and a press conference while the officer is reassigned to an administrative assignment pending an internal investigation, but that is not accountability. This pattern has to end, not with more scripted outrage behind a podium, but with real consequences for Officer Llinas, including termination from law enforcement and criminal charges, and for a department that treats violence like paperwork. 🎥: FOX 35 Orlando
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NEW: Charges dropped against man seen being punched in the head by Daytona Beach officer The city attorney’s office has dropped all charges against 27-year-old David Anderson. Anderson was arrested in February 2026 for an open container violation and other charges. Bodycam video showed an officer punching him in the head while he was already handcuffed and on the ground. The officer has been placed on administrative leave and remains under internal investigation.
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NEW: Charges dropped against man seen being punched in the head by Daytona Beach officer The city attorney’s office has dropped all charges against 27-year-old David Anderson. Anderson was arrested in February 2026 for an open container violation and other charges. Bodycam video showed an officer punching him in the head while he was already handcuffed and on the ground. The officer has been placed on administrative leave and remains under internal investigation.

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Video circulating on social media allegedly shows a Daytona Beach police officer punching a man in handcuffs after the two exchanged words over an open alcohol bottle. The Daytona Beach Police Department released edited bodycam video of the incident on Friday afternoon. In it, the officer approaches the man with the open container and tells him to pour it out or he will go to jail. The man declines and hands the bottle to the officer and tells him to throw it out. The man then tosses the cork on the ground and turns away.That's when he is tackled and surrounded by three officers. Video on social media shows the man being punched repeatedly by the officer. Bystanders could be heard screaming. The bodycam released by DBPD shows a portion of the punching. The officer involved has been placed in an administrative role pending an investigation
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NEW: Investigation launched after a St. Louis, Missouri police officer was seen lighting up a cigar while arresting a suspect. Nah, this is bad*ss. According to the Riverfront Times, the officer was working a "secondary job" at Marquee Lounge when staff asked that a man be removed. The situation intensified leading the officer to make an arrest. While the officer was straddling the suspect, he decided to light up a stogie after being handed a lighter by another cop. The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is investigating the incident and "what led up to the video and the events that transpired after." Charges are pending for the man on the ground for trespassing and resisting arrest.
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POV of what led to Fairfield High School, Officer Bianca Brown allegedly used excessive force against student Maurice Williams. According to Fairfield police, a school resource officer responded to a "physical altercation involving multiple students on campus" just after 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Police say a high school student was fighting a school official who was trying to break up the fight. According to Fairfield police, the officer then saw another student trying to retrieve an item from a backpack during the fight - which the officer believed was a weapon. The officer then confiscated two backpacks. Police say the officer then escorted one of the students involved in the fight to a campus office. They say a large group followed the pair, including other students "who were actively trying to fight the student the officer had detained." After the student had been taken to the office, police say the officer tried to approach a second student who was trying to fight. The student refused to listen, according to police, and went back to a large group, where more students were fighting. The officer then tried to detain the second student, police said, but they tried to pull away. At this point, other police officers had arrived at the school to help with the response. Police say the student then hit the officer, which prompted the officer to perform what they called a "takedown technique" and place the student on the ground. As the officer tried to place the student in handcuffs, the student resisted, police said. In the press release shared Thursday, police detailed what happened before the officer placed the student in handcuffs. "The second student placed his hands over his head and covered his face. An officer grabbed his wrist and tried to place his hand behind his back. The second student tensed his arms, and the officer was unable to overcome his resistance," Fairfield police said. "The officer administered a distraction strike to the second student's hands. The officer tried again to pull his arm behind his back but was still not able to overcome his resistance." After additional "distraction strikes," police arrested the student. As police worked to arrest the second student, they say the first student, who had initially been taken to the office, ran out of the school office to where the officer and the other student were. The first student was later arrested. Police said they found sharp objects, including a screwdriver, in the two backpacks they confiscated. In a letter sent to the campus community, Fairfield High School officials acknowledged what occurred on the campus on Wednesday. "At the end of lunch today at Fairfield High, there was a fight amongst multiple students.A Fairfield Police officer was working at the school, and called for additional officers to respond. We are also aware there are videos circulating on social media of the incident," the school said in a statement. The police have not publicly identified the officer involved. They said she is not on leave and that they are investigating the incident.
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POV of what led to Fairfield High School, Officer Bianca Brown allegedly used excessive force against student Maurice Williams. According to Fairfield police, a school resource officer responded to a "physical altercation involving multiple students on campus" just after 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday. Police say a high school student was fighting a school official who was trying to break up the fight. According to Fairfield police, the officer then saw another student trying to retrieve an item from a backpack during the fight - which the officer believed was a weapon. The officer then confiscated two backpacks. Police say the officer then escorted one of the students involved in the fight to a campus office. They say a large group followed the pair, including other students "who were actively trying to fight the student the officer had detained." After the student had been taken to the office, police say the officer tried to approach a second student who was trying to fight. The student refused to listen, according to police, and went back to a large group, where more students were fighting. The officer then tried to detain the second student, police said, but they tried to pull away. At this point, other police officers had arrived at the school to help with the response. Police say the student then hit the officer, which prompted the officer to perform what they called a "takedown technique" and place the student on the ground. As the officer tried to place the student in handcuffs, the student resisted, police said. In the press release shared Thursday, police detailed what happened before the officer placed the student in handcuffs. "The second student placed his hands over his head and covered his face. An officer grabbed his wrist and tried to place his hand behind his back. The second student tensed his arms, and the officer was unable to overcome his resistance," Fairfield police said. "The officer administered a distraction strike to the second student's hands. The officer tried again to pull his arm behind his back but was still not able to overcome his resistance." After additional "distraction strikes," police arrested the student. As police worked to arrest the second student, they say the first student, who had initially been taken to the office, ran out of the school office to where the officer and the other student were. The first student was later arrested. Police said they found sharp objects, including a screwdriver, in the two backpacks they confiscated. In a letter sent to the campus community, Fairfield High School officials acknowledged what occurred on the campus on Wednesday. "At the end of lunch today at Fairfield High, there was a fight amongst multiple students.A Fairfield Police officer was working at the school, and called for additional officers to respond. We are also aware there are videos circulating on social media of the incident," the school said in a statement. The police have not publicly identified the officer involved. They said she is not on leave and that they are investigating the incident.

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