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Officer Assaulted Man Who Was Taking His Picture, Suit Says

By Edward Bills

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A San Francisco police officer has been named in a lawsuit that accuses him and other officers of beating up a man who was taking pictures of them during an arrest. According to the lawsuit, Officer Noel Schwab saw Noah Booher taking pictures of the officers with his phone during a 2008 arrest. Schwab and the others allegedly beat Booher for taking the photos, claiming he was “resisting arrest.” The San Francisco Chronicle is reporting that a settlement is in the works. Schwab was also featured a popular YouTube video in which he threatens to break a kid’s arm while arresting him

Full post as published by Bodily Injury Blog on April 19, 2010 (boomark / email).

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