Cops chop the skateboarder’s head into the ground after allegedly driving light

Police in Canada have called for an external investigation after disturbing videos of a violent arrest went viral.

Footage posted on Facebook on Thursday, which quickly spread through social media, showed a 20-year-old being bumped and his head hit in the ground – after he allegedly let a red light run on a skateboard has.

The disturbing video shows the man screaming for help while pinned down with a Barrie police officer on the street.

The police constantly order him not to resist any more and place his hands behind his back – which the twisted man clearly cannot do with the full weight of the officer on top of him.

“Put your hands behind uf —— back!” ordered the officer, before stepping back to cover his taser and shoving it into his shoulder. “You want it?”

“Put your hands behind your back, otherwise I’m lighting you up,” he warns.

When he orders the skateboarder to roll on his stomach, he can be heard answering, “I can not!”; at this point the officer’s pistol sweeps the skateboarder with the grip of the taser in the face while his arms are helplessly pinned.

Witnesses who shoot shouted in dismay and begged the officer to stop hurting him; but when a second officer shows up as a backup, the first only becomes more violent: he grabs the skateboarder’s hair, he knocks him over before hitting his face in asphalt, causing further screams from shocked bystanders.

“Get back!” the officer roared at the witnesses: “Come back, otherwise you will enter!”

Blood flows from his head with two officers now on top of him, and the skateboarder tries to lift his face off the ground, and the policeman hits him once more in the back of the head.

As he is handcuffed and dragged to his feet, the 20-year-old witnesses beg to collect his belongings scattered across the street before being thrown into the back of the squad car approximately.

While the videos did not show what led to the confrontation, witnesses claimed the skateboarder received a ticket for not stopping at a red light; he tucked the ticket into his pocket and further damaged it, asking the angry officer to get in on the oncoming traffic and back in front of the border, which had to drop him into the police cross. The officer got out and ordered him to stop skating on the road, but the skateboarder argued that according to the witnesses he was not allowed to skate on the sidewalk. This is allegedly when the officer lost it.

While the horrific videos were circulating on social media, Barrie Police Chief Kimberley Greenwood called for an independent investigation.

She said the department was aware of the videos of the arrest, in which a 20-year-old Barrie man was charged with disturbance and assault for attempting to resist arrest and was released on a promise to appear and ‘ a business.

“The images taken in the video are of interest to both the public and myself,” she said, adding that the officer was “reappointed to alternative duties” pending the investigation.

Jeff Lehman, Mayor of Barrie, promised on Twitter: “I saw the videos of the violent arrest in Dunlop Street. It will be fully investigated. I will not ignore it, and once we have all the details, there will be full liability be. “