Police officers in Smiths Falls, Ont. filmed dragging woman out of cruiser placed on administrative duties, police chief says

Family of woman seen dragged from police cruiser calling for justice

The family of a Smiths Falls, Ont., woman is demanding justice after a video surfaced online that appears to show the woman being dragged from a police cruiser and held to the ground after her arrest.

‘This is disturbing,’ Ontarians react to video of woman dragged out of police car, officers placed on admin duties - NOW Toronto

Some Ontarians question two police officers put on administrative duties after dragging a handcuffed woman out of a police cruiser.

2 police officers on administrative duties amid investigation of arrest incident in Smiths Falls

A segment of a privately recorded video that was posted anonymously on social media, and has not been verified by Inside Ottawa Valley, appears to depict an officer from the Smiths Falls Police Service (SFPS) pulling a woman, who is handcuffed behind her back, from the back seat of a police cruiser by one leg, subsequently pinning her to the ground.

Police officers in Smiths Falls, Ont. filmed dragging woman out of cruiser placed on administrative duties, police chief says

Police in Smiths Falls, Ont. says it’s aware of a video circulating on social media of an interaction between a suspect and an officer following an arrest in the town over the weekend.

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Video filmed by a neighbour captured the altercation on Saturday evening as police dragged a woman from a cruiser and held her down before putting her back in the vehicle. The family of a Smiths Falls, Ont., woman is demanding justice after a video surfaced online that appears to show the woman being dragged from a police cruiser and held to the ground after her arrest. The video, posted anonymously on social media, appears to show one of the o…

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