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NYPD Investigates Bronx  Violent Arrest Caught On Video

 
 
By:  Dean  Meminger

 
 
 

 
A video posted online of a Bronx teen being beaten and arrested by police  
officers last week has led the young man's family members to raise questions 
 about the officers' actions, and NY1 has learned the Bronx district 
attorney and  NYPD's Internal Affairs Bureau are investigating the incident.

 
  
 
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A video posted online of a Bronx  teen being beaten by police officers last 
week has led the young man's family  members to raise questions about the 
officers' actions.  
Jatiek Reed, 19, was arrested on Thursday on charges of robbery, possession 
 of marijuana and crack cocaine and assaulting a police officer on East 
168th  Street in University Heights.  
The video shows Reed being pushed onto the ground and receiving multiple  
blows from batons, punches and kicks from officers.  
According to the criminal complaint, after the arrest an officer needed  
stitches to close a cut on his nose. 
However, family members said Reed received a lot worse. 
"They refused to take him back to the hospital and they wouldn't give him 
no  medicine or anything. He is sitting there telling me his head is hurting, 
he  doesn't feel good," said Schuan Reed, Jatiek's mother. "He has staples 
in his  head, he has staples in his arm, his eyes were black, his whole 
entire back is  black, blue, purple."  
Reed's mother, brother and friend went to the local police precinct to ask  
about the arrest, and they were arrested as well. A criminal complaint says 
the  family members attacked officers, but they deny that.  
Jatiek Reed's father, Bernard Walker, said the charges were trumped up by  
police in order to cover up the severity of the beating. 
"This so-called assault on an officer, which we all know never took place.  
Even... if it had happened and if he hit this officer, no one ever saw 
that. And  it still doesn't call for the abuse that they put on my son," said 
Walker.  
Another friend who recorded Jatiek Reed's arrest said he wanted to help but 
 feared he would be beaten as well. 
Who deserves to be beat like that? Obviously he was trying to put his hands 
 behind his back," said the friend. "How is he going to put his hands 
behind his  back if you keep beating him? He's trying to block his face." 
"A sergeant was there allowing all of this abuse to take place in his  
presence," said Walker. 
The Bronx district attorney and the NYPD's Internal Affairs Bureau is  
investigating the actions of the police officers.  
Jatiek Reed's family also hired a civil attorney and plans to sue the city, 
 the New York City Police Department and all the officers involved in the  
recorded incident.