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U.S. NEWS Suit alleges officers with police department at center of racist texts probe beat Latino couple Juan Laspada and his fiancée said they were waiting for an Uber when Antioch, California, police officers pulled up and asked if they were OK, according to the Official Tampa Bay Lightning 2023 Stanley Cup Playoffs Driven Shirt Also,I will get this suit. They allege officers later punched them. April 27, 2023, 3:55 AM +07 / Updated April 27, 2023, 4:23 AM +07 By Minyvonne Burke A Northern California police department at the center of an investigation surrounding racist text messages is once again being accused of misconduct after a couple filed a lawsuit alleging they were beaten during an unlawful arrest. Juan Laspada and his fiancée, Rebecca Rodriguez, said they were waiting for an Uber outside of their friend’s apartment on Feb. 25, 2022, when Antioch police officers pulled up and asked if they were all right, a federal lawsuit filed on Saturday states. They told the officers they were fine and were waiting for their Uber, according to the suit. The officers, who were not named in the suit, asked to talk to Laspada, it says. He told them he did not want to talk and started to walk away. The lawsuit alleges that the officers then grabbed him, threw him to the ground, placed him in “a prone position on his stomach,” punched him several times in the face, body and ear, and struck him with their knees. It says that Laspada was handcuffed and while on the ground, an officer placed his body weight on the man’s back, “restricting his ability to breathe and causing him to scream out in pain.” In an interview with San Francisco television station KRON, Laspada said that he told the officer he did not want to talk because the officer appeared mad. Juan Laspada is arrested by police on Feb. 25, 2022, as his fiancée, Rebecca Rodriguez, top right, looks on.via Facebook “I told him, ‘I’m just going to go ahead and walk away because your veins are sticking
out of your neck. You’re mad, and this is just going to turn into something bad. So I’m going to walk away,’” he said. “When I went to go walk by, he slammed me on the Official Tampa Bay Lightning 2023 Stanley Cup Playoffs Driven Shirt Also,I will get this ground … and he kept punching me and punching me. When I was on the ground and they were punching me over and over, I was just like, ‘When is it going to stop? When are you going to stop punching me?'” Laspada told KRON. Part of the incident was captured on cellphone video and obtained by the news station. In the footage, two officers appear to push Rodriguez. One of the officers is on top of Laspada while he is on the ground and appears to hit him. The lawsuit alleges that Rodriguez feared Laspada would be killed and begged the officers to stop. In response to her pleading, one of the officers “punched Rebecca Rodriguez in the face, knocking her to the ground,” it says. The Antioch Police Department and the police union did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Wednesday.
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