新公布的警方尸体摄像镜头显示，警察拘留了一名离开马里兰州校园的5岁男孩，给他戴上手铐，并一再表示应该殴打他。
周五发布的这段视频显示，两名蒙哥马利县警察回应了东银泉小学关于一名儿童于2020年1月14日逃离学校的电话。
视频显示了警察在居民区发现孩子靠在汽车上，一名警察跪下来和他说话的瞬间。
“你觉得你可以自己做决定?你成年了吗?你18岁吗?那你为什么不上学?”可以听到一名男性警官对视频中的男孩说。“我不管你是不是不想上学。你没有选择，你明白吗?”
蒙哥马利县警察
一段展示蒙哥马利县警察于2020年1月拘留一名5岁男孩的全身式摄像机视频已被该部门释放
视频显示警察抓住孩子的胳膊，然后孩子哭了。一名女学校员工握着男孩的手，说她会和他一起坐警车回学校。
然后，男警官把孩子放在警车的后座上，说:“你最好停下来。我不想听，”当他开始抽泣时。
“我不想去!”男孩喊道。
一位同样在镜头前的女警官说:“你妈妈打你屁股吗?…她今天要打你屁股。我要问她我能不能做到。”
当他们回到学校时，视频显示，当男警察把孩子抱起来放在椅子上时，他哭了。
“闭嘴!”可以听到女警官在镜头前大喊大叫。
这名男警官随后称他为“暴力小东西”
蒙哥马利县警察
一段展示蒙哥马利县警察于2020年1月拘留一名5岁男孩的全身式摄像机视频已被该部门释放
在视频中，警察们听到孩子们反复讨论应该如何管教孩子，说他需要“打耳光”和“打屁股”。有一次，女警官说应该把他放进板条箱里。
在剪辑快结束的时候，孩子被铐在母亲面前。
“当你长大了，当你想自己做决定的时候，你知道什么会是你最好的朋友吗?就在这里，”男警察边说边拿着手铐。
“这些是给那些不想听也不知道如何行动的人的，”男警官说，把手铐戴在孩子的一个手腕上，双手放在背后。“你想这样生活吗?”
孩子的家人在1月份对参与该事件的警察、该县和蒙哥马利县教育委员会提起诉讼。
该诉讼寻求补偿性和惩罚性损害赔偿，并声称该儿童在事件发生后遭受了“严重和极端的精神痛苦”。
蒙哥马利县警察
一段展示蒙哥马利县警察于2020年1月拘留一名5岁男孩的全身式摄像机视频已被该部门释放。
在法庭文件中，这些官员的行为被描述为“恶意的、严重疏忽的、鲁莽的，并且故意忽视它会给孩子带来的精神压力”。
“我们的当事人尚塔·格兰特(Shanta Grant)代表她当时五岁的儿子提起诉讼，试图为他遭受的创伤获得公正和公平的赔偿。她还希望这一事件将导致学校和警方在政策和培训方面的变化，”提起诉讼的律师马修·班尼特和詹姆斯·帕皮梅斯特告诉美国广播公司新闻。
蒙哥马利县警察局表示，对这些官员的行为进行了调查，但根据马里兰州的法律，调查结果是保密的，两名官员仍然受雇于该部队。
蒙哥马利县警察兄弟会第35分会也发布了声明:“很明显，事件和事件后发生的一切都应该由所有相关人员更好地处理。重要的是要注意，除非警官被分配到专门的单位，否则蒙哥马利县的警官不会接受如何有效地与遇险的幼儿沟通的培训。”
蒙哥马利县公立学校董事会主席布兰达·沃尔夫和校长杰克·史密斯在一份声明中说声明星期五，“我们为这个学生感到心痛...成年人没有理由以这种方式对孩子说话或威胁孩子。”
议员威尔·贾万多呼吁解雇并调查涉案官员。
“你刚才看到他的肢体语言在颤抖，因为他的脸在视频中明显模糊了出来，但是当管理员站在旁边时，他的脸在大喊大叫...给他戴上手铐，告诉他要进监狱了，一切都是错的，”贾万多说。
5-year-old boy allegedly detained, handcuffed and threatened by Maryland police
Newly released police body camera footage showed officers detaining a 5-year-old boy who left his school grounds in Maryland, putting handcuffs on him and repeatedly saying he should be beaten and spanked.
The footage, released Friday, showed two Montgomery County Police officers responding to a call from East Silver Spring Elementary School about a child who ran away from the school on Jan. 14, 2020.
The video showed the moment officers found the child leaning against a car in a residential area and an officer kneeling down to talk to him.
"You feel like you can make your own decisions? Are you an adult? Are you 18? So why are you out of school?" a male officer can be heard saying to the boy in the video. "I don't care if you don't want to go to school. You do not have that choice, do you understand?"
The video then shows the officer grabbing the child's arm and the child then crying. A female school employee held the boy's hand and said she would ride in the police car with him back to school.
The male officer then puts the child in the backseat of a police vehicle and says, "You better stop. I don't want to hear it," when he started to sob.
"I don't want to go!" the boy shouts.
A female officer who is also on camera, says: "Does your mother spank you? … She's going to spank you today. I'm going to ask her if I can do it."
When they arrive back at the school, the video shows the child wailing when the male police officer picks him up and puts him in a chair.
"Shut that noise!" the female officer can be heard yelling on camera.
The male officer then calls him a "violent little thing."
The officers are heard in the video repeatedly discussing how the child should be disciplined saying he needs "whoopings" and "spanking." At one point, the female officer said he should be put in a crate.
Near the end of the clip, the child is handcuffed in front of his mother.
"When you get older, when you want to make your own decisions, you know what's going to be your best friend? These right here," the male cop says while holding handcuffs.
"These are for people who don't want to listen and don't know how to act," the male officer says, putting a handcuff on one of the child's wrists and placing his hands behind his back. "Is that how you want to live your life?"
The child's family filed a lawsuit in January against the police officers involved in the incident, the county, and the Montgomery County Board of Education.
The suit seeks compensatory and punitive damages and claims the child suffered "severe and extreme emotional distress" following the incident.
The officers' conduct is described as "malicious, grossly negligent, reckless and in deliberate disregard of the emotional stress it would inflict on the child,” in the court document.
"Our client, Shanta Grant, brought this lawsuit on behalf of her then five-year old son in an effort to get justice and fair compensation for the trauma he endured. She also hopes that the incident will lead to changes in policy and training, both with the school and the police," Matthew Bennett and James Papirmeister, the lawyers who filed the lawsuit, told ABC News.
Montgomery County Police Department said there was an investigation into the officers' conduct, but the findings are confidential under Maryland law and both officers remain employed by the force.
The Montgomery County Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 35 also released astatement: "It is clear, that the event and everything that has come after the event should have been handled better by all involved. It's important to note that unless an officer is assigned to a specialized unit, Montgomery County police officers do not receive training on how to effectively communicate with a young child in distress."
Montgomery County Public Schools Board President Brenda Wolff and Superintendent Jack Smith said in astatementFriday, "Our heart aches for this student ... There is no excuse for adults to ever speak to or threaten a child in this way."
Councilmember Will Jawandocalled for the officers involved to be fired and investigated.
"You just see his body language is trembling because his face is blurred out obviously in the video, but the yelling in his face while administrators stood by ... putting a handcuff on him, telling him he's gonna be in jail, just everything was wrong," Jawando said.
