Victoria police officer filmed allegedly choking and pinning woman to the ground

Victoria police have arrested and charged a young woman in Melbourne who was captured on video allegedly being choked and pinned to the ground by a police officer. In video footage posted initially on social media, the woman – who was subsequently found to have had an exemption for wearing a face mask – can be heard shouting “He’s choking me” as she was arrested on Wellington Street in Collingwood on Monday evening. The woman has been charged with resisting police and assaulting police and the arrest has been referred to an internal police review body, the Professional Standards Command.


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1 thought on “Victoria police officer filmed allegedly choking and pinning woman to the ground”

  1. If you don’t want to wear a mask, you can stay at home. You’re so selfish. So Victoria’s been getting more and more corona confirmations. Then Australia could be in the same danger as the United States.

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