A former Antioch police officer has been charged with assault, according to the Antioch Police Department.
In the video, the suspect repeatedly asked for medical, saying he's going to have a panic attack as officers forced him into the squad car.
Afterward, the suspect tries to apologize to the police when one officer responds with, "I don't care about your f-ing apology, get in the f-ing car." It wasn't immediately known if either the driver or passenger were charged with any crimes or if any other officers present faced disciplinary action. Terry Robinson, the person seen being assaulted by the officer, was wanted on warrants.
On Thursday, KTVU spoke with the chief, who said the situation was initially brought to his attention based on an internal assessment within the department.
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