The police applied eleven "Taser" pistol shots in front of his wife and children

Police in Glendale, Arizona, released new videos of an incident that occurred in 2017, in which agents made 11 shocks with a "taser" type electric gun against a man in front of his family, even after being handcuffed.

Johnny Wheatcroft was sitting in the co-pilot's seat, his wife was driving and his two minor children were traveling to the back when refused to identify with the agent Matt Schneider.

The police boarded the vehicle for a breach of the highway code, but the situation quickly resulted in the incident.

Wheatcroft filed a lawsuit in 2018 against three agents and He alleges that the police used "an illegal, unnecessary, excessive and unreasonable force" and who violated his civil rights. His lawyers have the intention that a jury decides financial compensation for Wheatcroft.

The record shows Wheatcroft's refusal to identify himself and states that he is not obliged to do so when he is sitting in the pbadenger's seat. Moments later, a battle begins between the subject and one of the agents, who he twists his arm while he says he's not doing anything.

Second act electric shocks begin, which is repeated even with handcuffed Wheatcroft. One of the agents says: "Stop acting like a baby"Deep down, the desperate cries of the children are heard.

The reactions of the electric current caused the movement of the subject with agitation, which the agents interpreted as a resistance. So they continued to apply landfills in a circle that seemed endless.

Wheatcroft 's wife was also arrested for badaulting an agent while she was trying to prevent further downloads from her partner.

As a result of the incident, Constable Schneider was suspended for 30 hours, in particular for using the "táser" pistol with the handcuffed detainee, which constitutes a violation of the authorities' protocol.

In the federal lawsuit, attorney Marc Victor said that "the police used excessive force and violated Wheacroft's civil rights". It also reveals that the wife and two children of Wheacroft witnessed the incident and "continue to suffer from trauma", and demand

According to the police, they found methamphetamine in the vehicle. Wheatcroft is now incarcerated for a robbery unrelated to the 2017 incident.

(With EFE information)