An Ohio cop attempted to kidnap a 12-year-old girl who was waiting for the bus and filmed herself urinating on her: police

Prosecutors say it's their mission to make sure that an Ohio police officer "never wears a police officer's badge again" after arresting a police officer. the latter aged 34, accused of attempting to abduct a 12-year-old girl at a school bus stop – and then filmed herself while urinating on her.

Soloman Nhiwatiwa, a Cleveland officer, was taken into custody in the alleged incident on Friday, according to a press release from the police department.

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Nhiwatiwa reportedly drove the girl to Euclid and asked her if she needed to go to school, Cleveland said. The girl said no and refused to get into the vehicle, which would have prompted Nhiwatiwa to move away.

About a minute later, however, prosecutors alleged that Nhiwatiwa had returned – this time, exposing herself to the girl and then filming herself urinating before leaving the scene.

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The mother of the child reported the incident to the police, while a neighbor reported Nhiwatiwa to the authorities after seeing a suspicious person looking into people's cars.

"He will be held responsible," said Cuyahoga County District Attorney Michael O'Malley, about the incident, according to Cleveland.com. "The mission of my office is to make sure that it never wears the badge of a police officer anymore."

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Nhiwatiwa, who joined the police department in 2014, was indicted on Wednesday by a grand jury and faces charges of attempted kidnapping, assault, endangering the life of the police. children and children 's attraction, among other charges.

He has been relieved of his duties with the Cleveland police and will be suspended without pay pending the outcome of the criminal proceedings.