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Hamilton County deputy fired for use of excessive force
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CORRECTION: A previous version of this article erroneously titled Jesse Franklin as a Cincinnati Police Officer. He is, instead, a Hamilton County Sheriff's deputy. This article has been corrected to reflect that.
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A Hamilton County Sheriff’s deputy has been fired.
Sergeant Jesse Franklin's employment was terminated after an investigation revealed that he used excessive force.
The incident in question took place on June 9. Nick Ballachino had been arrested by Cincinnati Police and taken to the jail.
When jail deputies tried to search him, a struggle ensued, according to surveillance camera footage released Thursday. Deputies took Ballachino to the ground, and Franklin is seen watching. According to news releases, Ballanchino bit Franklin’s foot, but the sergeant was wearing work boots.
He then kicks the suspect in the head. In a press conference Thursday, Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Neil said Ballachino was on the ground and handcuffed at the time. Shortly after, Neil suspended Franklin's police powers and launched an investigation, leading to Thursday’s announcement of an indictment.
"As sheriff of Hamilton County, Ohio, I am outraged and shocked by this outrageous conduct. These actions are inconsistent with our training and will not be tolerated under my watch,” Neil said at a press conference.
Nick Ballachino and his attorneys, Michael Wright and Fanon Rucker, previously called for the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office deputy to be fired, charged with violating Ballachino’s civil rights and be barred from working in law enforcement again.
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A Hamilton County Sheriff’s deputy has been fired.
Sergeant Jesse Franklin's employment was terminated after an investigation revealed that he used excessive force.
The incident in question took place on June 9. Nick Ballachino had been arrested by Cincinnati Police and taken to the jail.
When jail deputies tried to search him, a struggle ensued, according to surveillance camera footage released Thursday. Deputies took Ballachino to the ground, and Franklin is seen watching. According to news releases, Ballanchino bit Franklin’s foot, but the sergeant was wearing work boots.
He then kicks the suspect in the head. In a press conference Thursday, Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Neil said Ballachino was on the ground and handcuffed at the time. Shortly after, Neil suspended Franklin's police powers and launched an investigation, leading to Thursday’s announcement of an indictment.
"As sheriff of Hamilton County, Ohio, I am outraged and shocked by this outrageous conduct. These actions are inconsistent with our training and will not be tolerated under my watch,” Neil said at a press conference.
Nick Ballachino and his attorneys, Michael Wright and Fanon Rucker, previously called for the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office deputy to be fired, charged with violating Ballachino’s civil rights and be barred from working in law enforcement again.
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