Police in Kansas City are investigating an encounter recorded on video that shows a man being held down by multiple officers in a Walmart superstore on Thursday.
Police in Kansas City, Kansas, are investigating an encounter recorded on video that shows a man being held down by multiple officers in a Walmart superstore on Thursday.
Police said review of the incident began before the video, which was recorded by Enloe and verified by NBC News, was shared online. The officer then ran up, grabbed his nephew by the neck and threw him into a vending machine, the nephew said according to Enloe.
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