They broadcast the video of a police officer who shot a driver for not wearing his seatbelt

A video that has become viral in social networks shows the moment when a policeman shoots a driver from behind, in the United States. The Kansas officer attacked the man, who had been arrested by do not wear a belt driving safety, after which he led a heated discussion and physically badaulted a colleague.

The incident occurred in May 2018 but the shoot was made public by US justice in the last few hours. This was recorded when Akira Lewis, the 35-year-old man who was driving in a van, stopped on the order of traffic control. The first to approach the window was an officer and the man He threatened to escape.

The young man started arguing until he opened the truck door, came out and started banging policeman Ian MacCan. It was then that his companion, Brindley Blood, appeared on the scene, he pulled out his gun and pulled it Lewis while he was wallowing on the floor with the agent. The driver was lying down and was quickly transferred to a local hospital.

The policewoman is tried for serious badault. During the trial, he said he wanted to reduce the driver with his taser when he saw that his colleague was in danger but that he was wrong to pull out his regulating weapon and shoot with her before the age of 35.

As the trial progressed, the policewoman was dismissed but she continued to lay charges until January of that year, when she resigned. For his part, the injured man was released and explained that his violent reaction was due to the agents who had decided to stop him because of the color of his skin.