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Jan. 24, 2013

An Austin police sergeant has been suspended and demoted after it was determined that he had not reported in a timely and accurate fashion an incident in which he used his foot to push a handcuffed person, said police chief Art Acevedo.

Sgt. William Lefebvre, called to assist in an incident at a shopping center on Aug. 8, used the bottom of his foot to move a suspect further into a patrol car, striking him in the chest, Acevedo said.

"That tactic was not justified or objectively reasonable and (he) failed to report it in a timely manner," the chief said.


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"used the bottom of his foot to move a suspect further into a patrol car, striking him in the chest"... Really?? So you kicked the crap out of them in the chest! How stupid can you be?

Posted by Charley at 1/25/2013 10:38:09 AM

We don't beg or plead with them to move. Please, pretty please, really? We order them or we move them. How about next time don't call 911 call a crake head!

Posted by mack at 1/26/2013 10:51:23 AM

Sounds like a over-kill knee-jerk reaction by the chief in an attempt to ward off a possible lawsuit.

Posted by Nick Elodeon at 1/29/2013 3:43:18 PM

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