"I was respectful saying yes ma'am, no ma'am," recalled Washington. Washington says the officer tased him and he fell to the ground. That's when his brother started recording on his cellphone.

Maxwell says as far as he knows there is no bodycam or dashcam available only the cellphone video. He contends the officer used excessive force and committed assault and battery which should lead to criminal charges.

Speakerwater removerapp

He still faces three other charges including resisting arrest, obstruction and marijuana first degree. He posted a $5,000 on those charges.

Washington said it all began as he and his brother were changing a flat tire on the side of the road near his aunt's home. He recalls the officer approached and asked to see his ID. Washington questioned what were they doing wrong and why did he have to show his ID, but says he did comply.

Fix my speaker

THE DEPARTMENT IS IN THE PROCESS OF TURNING OVER ALL MATERIALS RELATED TO THIS ARREST TO THE ALABAMA STATE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION AND HAS REQUESTED AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE CIRCUMSTANCES SURROUNDING THE ARREST.

Thank you for choosing our app! In this version, we’ve added a number of improvements:- Minor bugs fixed;- Performance improvements and optimizations.

When Washington sat down with us Thursday, he said he couldn't watch the video again. The audio, he said, was especially tough to hear, so he is staying away from social media.

Once in the back of the police car Washington said the police officer said "your bitch ass ain't so tough now, we gonna enjoy watching this video."

Water removerfrom phone

Maxwell plans to file a civil lawsuit. "I was heartbroken to see a young man like that. When he started crying it broke everyone's heart to see the pain and torture he was going through and how she seemed to be enjoying it," remarked Maxwell.

For the first time, 24-year-old Micah Washington is publicly sharing his story about what happened during his encounter with a Reform police officer Saturday. That incident in Pickens County was partially captured on his brother's cellphone showing images that have horrified many.

Washington told us prior to this incident he never had an issue with law enforcement in Pickens County. Now he plans to stay closer to home in Tuscaloosa County. For now his plans to go to welding school are on hold until he can clear the criminal charges.

I am great full that the water is out. That said I have owned this phone for 3 years and it is the first time it has gotten wet. Your wanting $6.99 a month after the first use. That is a lot. Not going to pay for a second round to get all the water out. I would switch to 2 free rounds so that if not all the water came out they can try one more time. You push people into trying another free app and if the sound is fully restored after that app guess who is going to get the business. Not you because you only did half the job you said you were going to do.

Water RemoverTikTok

A female police officer is seen tasering Washington while handcuffed laying across the hood of a car screaming out in pain.

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is handling the investigation and Reform sent a statement saying the officer is on leave. The officer in the video has not made any public comments.

Charging portwater remover

Water removerspeaker

After the officer ordered him to get up, Washington was walked to the car in handcuffs. Washington says he reported to the officer he had a gun in his pocket which he was legally carrying. He was tased again. Washington screams "Oh my God" and can be heard crying. The officer asks "You want it again?"

He explains there were no drugs involved. But he was charged with trafficking fentanyl and given a bond of half a million dollars which he didn't learn about until he was brought to court.

The developer, 美肖 曹, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

Washington says he was more concerned something would happen to his brother than himself. "I just want justice; honestly for her to get what's coming to her on the legal side," said Washington.

Maxwell says there are plenty of good officers, but this is about accountability. "We got some bad apples. This is a perfect example of one. Administrative leave is not enough. This officer has to be terminated; only certain people are qualified to wear a badge and carry a gun," said Maxwell.

Speakerwater removeriPhone

"It's not illegal to be black and changing a tire. I understand complying with a police officer and ultimately he did comply. But he still ended up arrested and tased," remarked Maxwell. Maxwell says we have rights in this country; this is not China or Iran. It is not against the law to question an officer why they are asking for ID.

Wave Remover will play sounds that can help you test your speakers correctly with good efficiency. If the sound is still muffled after your phone has survived contact with water, this app employs advanced audio techniques aids test the frequency of the speaker's sounds.How to use:- Place the smartphone facing the screen downwards.- Set the volume up to maximum.- Choose the Model you need.Pro Version Subscription:- 3 Monthly Subscription: $3.99- 1 Yearly Subscription: $9.99- Lifetime Subscription: $11.99Pricing in other countries may vary and charges may be converted to your local currency depending on the country you live in.The Pro Version subscription will automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can go into your iTunes user account settings to manage your auto-renew and subscription settings.Privacy Policy: https://sites.google.com/view/water-ejector-privacy-policy/homeTerms of Use: https://sites.google.com/view/water-ejector-terms-of-use/home

"I try to act okay, but I am really traumatized. I don't know how to feel about police now," remarked Washington. He said he has never had a run-in or issue with police before. Now he would like an apology, accountability and justice for others who have been through similar things.

Defense attorney Leroy Maxwell, Jr. says all those charges should be dismissed. He contends this was not a legal arrest and there was no resistance.