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Former Miami Gardens Cop Arrested After Tasing Pregnant Woman And Kneeling On Her Neck

  • Jun 26, 2020
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Satchell is a Black woman, while Martel is Hispanic.

Martel approached Satchell after she entered her Mercedes SUV, and asked her to produce her ID while a security guard, who stood inf front of her car, preventing her from leaving.

Satchell questioned why she needed to show her ID, and pushed back on Martel after he asked her to accompany him to his police car.

After informing Martel that she needed to put on her shoes and offered to drive over to his vehicle, the encounter turned violent with Martel reaching into the vehicle and dragging her out of the car after Satchell attempted to stop him from opening her door.

Martel reported that Satchell struck him and that he was helping her out of her car while she kicked him.

Source: MadameNoire
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