17
0
01:58
Oklahoma Executes A Monster Who Raped, Killed And Tried To Eat A 10-Year-Old, Executed On His Birthday
17
0
0
WTH? Cops Pepper Spray, Arrest Dad Filming His Son's Arrest From Sidewalk Over A Traffic Violation
00:27
Biden Is Considering Commuting The Sentences Of All Death Row Inmates Including The Boston Bomber
0
4
0
00:47
Truck Stalls Out On Train Tracks In West Texas Causing A Horrible Derailment, Killing 2, Injuring 4
2
0
0
00:18
This Is Why You Should Alway Wear A Seatbelt
1
0
0
00:08
The Religion Of Peace Strikes Again, Muslim Plows Through Christmas Crowd In Germany, Killing Several And Injuring Dozens
2
10
0
23:54
Two officers stabbed during arrest of man using 1-year-old as human shield
0
4
0
02:02
Looks Like Netflix Went Back To It's Uber-Woke Ways With The Six Triple Eight
0
8
0
A man was pepper-sprayed in the face, arrested, and denied medical attention after he filmed a Keller police officer arrest his son over a traffic violation in August.
On Aug. 15, two officers with the Keller police department pepper-sprayed Marco Puente directly in the eyes while they pinned him to the ground and handcuffed him. The entire incident was video recorded on multiple dash cam and body worn cameras. The Keller police chief apologized for his officers’ behavior two days later and said they were in the wrong, according to a federal lawsuit Puente and his attorneys filed against the officers in Fort Worth District Court on Dec. 15.
Marco Puente, an emergency electrician from Keller, sat in the back of a police car for nearly 20 minutes begging for someone to wipe the pepper spray from his eyes.
“It was a terrible feeling,” Puente said. “It was claustrophobic, I couldn’t breathe. I was hot, burning. In the police video you can hear me yelling for help, and saying, ‘Give me something to alleviate this.
