The Louisiana State Police Troop, who was arrested in the forcible incident, struck a black man 18 times with a flashlight and then tried to hide body camera footage from superiors, an arrest warrant filed Friday. Trooper Jacob Brown, 30, was involved in a violent incident in Monroe last year, state police said. He was arrested on Thursday for each of the bad secondary batteries and bad deeds. A civil lawsuit describes the May 30, 2019 incident from the perspective of 45-year-old Aaron Larry Bowman. The traffic violation, the newly issued arrest warrant, outlines one of them, the state police investigation. After the arrest of a white Louisiana state police officer who shot a white man 18 times with a flashlight, the man’s attorney relied heavily on body camera footage from the night of the warrant encounter, although investigators found Brown, Bowman and Brown’s colleagues during the investigation. According to various court documents, officers followed Boman to his home in Monroe, where lights were flashing to start a traffic stop after he allegedly crossed the center line on the road. Bowman later told officers he “saw the lights.” [heard the] Audible sirens but was afraid to pull. “When Brown arrived at the scene, he saw three officers” trying to stop Bowman. ” When Bowman tried to cover his head, Brown struck him again with the hand that was guarding his skull, and then two more times, it says.After the fourth hit, Bowman’s hands were covering his head, the warrant says.When Bowman was attacked, Brown said, — Give me your hands! ” Warning: Some of the content and language in this video is graphic. The video was provided by Bowman’s attorney, who then began “juggling” Bowman with a flashlight in his hand and side, the warrant says. “Stop,” Bowman said. “The flashlight used by Brown is unique in that it has a special tip, called a tactical tail cap, that attaches to the end of an incandescent lamp and is designed to break vehicle safety windshields,” the warrant says. Records show that Brown repeatedly stabbed him in the shoulder and side before handcuffing him. Bowman then told Brown that he was on dialysis, to which Bowman shouted “F-up close!” Replied. Body camera footage shows Brown walking away, although Bowman “heard screaming and moaning in the background,” Warrant said. The warrant states that Brown struck a total of 18 times with the flashing light. Investigators who reviewed the video said that when Bowman objected, he did not appear aggressive towards officers and that only Brown seemed to have assaulted him. Others tried to handcuff Boman with verbal commands and used their hands. The Special Crimes Investigation Commission (SCAT) of the Ovachita Parish Sheriff, which includes the state police, was involved in the incident as a civil case. In late November of this year, Brown told investigators that he used the incandescent bulb as a “stick” and accused Bowman of hitting a companion while carrying him to the ground, the warrant says. The strikes were used for “pain compliance,” Brown said, adding that Bowman could bend him to move. He said he did not believe Bowman was armed. Brown told investigators the incident was not documented in state police reports, but he should be. Investigators said he “miscalculated” the body camera footage and failed to name the record, which they said was “a deliberate attempt to hide the video from any administrative review or criminal investigation.” Authorities said Thursday that a state police trooper has been arrested on charges of “excessive and unjustified activity” when he was arrested last year. Investigators later interviewed Boman, who said he was dragged from his car, with a deputy on his back, bending his legs, the warrant says. Then someone hit him on the head with a flashing light. “Bowman said his nose and mouth were full of dirt as his face was pushed to the ground,” the warrant says. After he was attacked, Pauman told officers he did not remember much, but recalled “lying on an EMS stretcher on the road”. The force Brown used against Bowman during this incident is not a fair and necessary response to Bowman’s resistance, ”the warrant states. Bowman was later arrested on charges of improper route use, bad flight from an officer, resisting an officer and a police battery. Officer. He was jailed on July 15, 2020 – one and a half months after being allegedly beaten.