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'When you stick your fingers in somebody without their effective consent, that’s rape in any state that I know of'
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Dashcam video has been released reportedly showing a black woman being sexually assaulted by police officers in Texas.
23-year-old Charneshia Corley claims a female officer put her fingers into the suspect’s vagina during a body search that lasted for around 11 minutes.
Her lawyer, Sam Cammack, has now released footage that he says shows Ms Corley being “raped”.
“When you stick your fingers in somebody without their effective consent, that’s rape in any state that I know of,” he said.
Mr Cammack released the video, recorded by the police car’s camera, after the two Harris Country officers involved in the incident were cleared of wrongdoing by a grand jury earlier this month and allowed to remain in their jobs.
Ms Corley, then aged 20, was stopped by police in June 2015 after allegedly jumping a stop sign and failing to use indicators when turning. The newly-released video shows her being handcuffed outside the car and then searched after officers said they had smelt marijuana.
She is then forced to the ground, naked from the waist down having had her underwear ripped off, and searched by a female officer, during which, Ms Corley alleges, the officer inserted her fingers into the suspect’s vagina.
When she protested, Ms Corley says she was violently thrown to the ground and pinned down with her legs spread apart. The officer allegedly then threatened to break her legs and once again tried to search her vagina for drugs.
Mr Cammack told Fox 26 News the officer had “body slammed Ms Corley, stuck her head underneath the vehicle and completely pulled her pants off, leaving her naked and exposed in that Texaco parking lot”.
He added: “They then took Ms Corley and placed both ankles behind her ears spread eagle position and started to search for something in Miss Corley’s cavity in her vaginal area.”
Ms Corley was arrested and charged with possessing 0.02 ounces of marijuana and resisting arrest but the charges were later dropped. Mr Cammack denied his client had been carrying drugs.
A federal civil rights trial relating to the incident is set to begin in January.
Harris County prosecutor Natasha Sinclair said the officers had been wrong to carry out the search in the way they did but had not necessarily committed a crime.
“No one in this office stands by the search the way it was conducted,” Ms Sinclair said. “No one condones that. No one thinks it’s appropriate. It should not have happened.
“[But] bad decisions, bad judgement, may not rise to the level of criminal offence.”
Ms Corley said she felt “disgusted” after the incident. "
“I feel like they sexually assaulted me! I really do. I feel disgusted, downgraded, humiliated," she told ABC13.
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Home Headlines SHOCKING: Disturbing Video Shows White Cop Raping Black Teen Inside Jail Cell
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AFRICANGLOBE – A deeply disturbing video has surfaced online that appears to show a white police officer beating and raping a young Black girl.
The video surfaces at a time when tensions between police and citizens are at an all time high.
Police continue trying to convince Americans that they are “victims” who are in “fear for their lives.”
But the cameras do not lie, and what the cameras show is that police are killing and sexually assaulting innocent victims.
In the footage you are about to see, Officer Frederick Soldaat knocked a Black teen unconscious while she was handcuffed.
He then appears to punch the side of her head or force her down repeatedly.
Eventually the girl goes limp, and that is when you can see him mounting her and grinding his genitals onto her passed out body.
An ex-officer is said to have leaked the footage after he became disgusted with rampant abuse and corruption within departments.
Preliminary reports indicate that it took place in Cape Town, South Africa, after the teen and her mother were in an argument.
The rape is reported to have occurred on August 30, 2016 and the video appears to have surfaced online on Friday, September 23, 2016.
The girl was only 15 years old, according to reports.
Reports indicate that the girl was initially taken from her home after an argument with her mother.
Police justified arresting her and taking her into custody so that she could calm down, reports suggest .
The young girl reported being raped by the officer and the video does not refute her.
Officer Soldaat is currently being held in jail until Monday when he is expected by some to post bail.
That the event happened in Cape Town reminds us that this kind of abuse is not dependent on accidental or random circumstances, but it is an inherent consequence of perceived government “authority” of some human beings over others.
A search through some of the recent cases of police sexual abuse in the United States vindicates this.
For instance, a cop was found guilty after reports of raping multiple young boys. He would take them into closets and rape them at their schools, reports say.
Another cop was reported to have raped as many as twenty infants and toddlers.
A quick search online will yield hundreds of other cases, seemingly without end.
We warn you, the footage you are about to see is disturbing. Discretion is advised.
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A recent wave of police violence against African Americans isn’t anything new. It’s just been caught on video.
This article was originally published in The American Prospect on July 30, 2015, and has been updated in light of recent events.
A string of highly publicized police murders of black citizens in Louisiana, Minnesota, and around the country has prompted news reports of an "epidemic" of police violence against African Americans. But the harsh reality is that there has been no sudden upsurge of racial profiling, arrests, beatings, and killings of African Americans at the hands of law enforcement officers.
Rather than an abrupt recent rise in police mistreatment of black Americans, we are seeing a surge in awareness of the problem due in part to the use of hidden body cameras and citizen videos. Because more incidents of police abuse are now being captured on camera, white Americans are waking up to how different black lives can be. These videotaped incidents are now part of the political terrain, making it harder for police to hide abusive behavior and easier for community groups to verify longstanding complaints about police misconduct. What is emerging is a picture of white-on-black violence that carries echoes of the often-police-sanctioned lynchings of the Jim Crow era. Those lynchings were frequently caught on camera, too, and those photographs were used both by anti-lynching activists and by white supremacists celebrating their vigilante actions.
Last Tuesday morning, two police officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, fatally shot Alton Sterling, a 37-year-old African American, while trying to arrest him. Members of the group Stop the Killing arrived at the Triple S Food Mart after hearing reports on a police scanner about an arrest in front of the store. The activists captured the incident-which shows the two cops shooting Sterling after pinning him to the ground-on video, and then released it online.
The following day, a police officer in Falcon Heights, Minnesota-a suburb of St. Paul-stopped Philando Castile for driving a car with a broken tail light. According to Castile's fiancée, Diamond Reynolds, who was a passenger in the car, Castile reached for his wallet to retrieve his driver's license, after telling the police officer that
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