24-hour suspension proposed in Ohio officer head-kick case
Source: Associated Press
Andrew Welsh-huggins, Associated Press
Updated 4:04 pm, Wednesday, June 21, 2017
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A Columbus police officer who subdued a restrained suspect in a way that appeared to show him kicking the suspect in the head should serve a 24-hour suspension, according to a recommendation by the city police chief.
The proposed discipline by Columbus police chief Kim Jacobs against officer Zachary Rosen was made public Wednesday. The 24-hour suspension would amount to three shifts.
The city's Public Safety director can follow the recommendation, impose his own or determine no discipline is warranted.
A video taken April 8 shows a Columbus officer restraining a prone man and preparing to handcuff him when a second officer arrives and appears to kick him in the head.
Read more: http://www.chron.com/news/us/article/1-day-suspension-recommended-in-Ohio-officer-11236631.php
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Encourages more cops to kick subdued prisoners in the head! YAY!
do I need this? 
A whole week off?
