Deputies Murder Boy

Recently I saw a tape of some evil doings by the Bay County Sheriff’s Department.
What I saw and what you will see when you see the tape is a bunch of ill trained, short sighted men who work in the department run by Frank McKeithen.
I believe that Frank McKeithen needs to find another line of work.
I watched with horror a 6 minute tape of five Bay County Sheriff’s Department deputies forcibly hold down a young boy in a juvenile ‘boot-camp’ run by the State of Florida.

For most of the mob work that the deputies put on the 14 year old boy five deputies harassed and physically restrained him even as his body slumped to the ground and he was unable to respond.
At one point 8 deputies were crowded around him grabbing at his body and apparently pushing and shoving him from point to point.
In the tape some older woman, apparently in her fifties looked on as the deputies manhandled the boy, shoving him to the ground, seemingly applying choke holds, twisting his arms and jamming his legs into the earth.
At the end I counted 10 deputies crowded around the collapsed body of the 14 year old boy as paramedics strapped him into a pallet and slowly dragged him away, finally helped by some of the now concerned deputies that had taken part in the abuse.
This was a 14 year old American boy apparently murdered by several deputies in the Bay County Sheriff’s Department in Florida.
In this case Martin Lee Anderson, a 14 year old American was slaughtered by local law enforcement agents.
For how much longer will this brutality be tolerated?

This is what the Sheriff has to say :
“We strive to provide unparalled service and dedication to duty to ensure a sense of well-being and safety for the citizens of Bay County. “
Martin Lee Anderson is dead.

One of the top items on that site is :
“What Better Way to Say I Love You on Valentines Day, then with Windows Updates “
Published Tuesday, February 14, 2006
Frank McKeithen is the Sheriff of Bay County, Florida.
Martin Lee Anderson is no longer one of the citizens he is supposed to serve.