An ACLU staff member serving as a civilian jail monitor said she witnessed an inmate being beaten by two Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies converse umhängetasche, according to a court declaration filed Monday. She said she was at Twin Towers jail on an unrelated matter when she heard thuds from outside the room and observed the deputies treating the inmate like " a punching bag G Star Raw Jeans," and unjustifiably punching Henkeltaschen, kicking and using a Taser on him. Esther Lim MBT Baridi, the ACLU observer Arcteryx Jackets Outlet, told The Times that the deputies did not realize she was watching until after the beating stopped. An internal sheriff's log offers a different narrative of the incident moncler jacken onlineshop, stating that the inmate punched a deputy and charged at him and remained combative until he was subdued with a Taser. Read the full story here. ALSO: Fireworks found in abandoned Leimert Park car Bomb-sniffing dog adopted by parents of Marine killed in Afghanistan Former Beverly Hills schools chief pleads not guilty to misappropriating funds -- Robert FaturechiRelated articles：
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