Police Activity Featuring: Bodycam Shows Takedown of Bystander That Led to Baltimore Police Officer's Arrest
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Baltimore Police released the body worn camera footage of Sergeant Ethan
Newberg from an incident on May 30th. Police say Lee Dotson passed a
criticism of the officer as he was arresting someone and making him sit
on a wet curb. Dotson was walking away when Newberg chased. Then the
younger officer with Newberg also charged Dotson, tackling him — knee in
his back. The other view from that officer's body worn camera shows him
pointing his weapon at the man they originally stopped...which
qualifies as use of force. Once things calm down and more officers make
the scene on Ashton Street in Southwest Baltimore
Newberg wasn't done
chastising the man who criticized him. “He is under arrest,” Newberg
yelled at the other officers, “For what? For what? What am I under
arrest for?” you hear Dotson ask, “Just go to jail and take your charge
like a man…Take your charge!” Newberg fired back.“What am I going to
jail for?” Dotson again asked. “Because you don't know how to act!”
yelled Newberg. Dotson was charged with disorderly and sent to central
booking. Once this video was seen by prosecutors, the charge was
dropped. Commissioner Michael Harrison called it part of a horrible
culture and is interested to see how pervasive it is in the department.
Newberg has since been charged with misconduct, false imprisonment and
assault; he is suspended without pay. The younger officer is suspended
with pay pending the outcome of an internal investigation.
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