Cop charged after attacking, knocking down woman walking her dog

In 2021, a video of a Chicago police officer assaulting an innocent lady went viral. Many said it was racial profiling. COPA investigated suspected misbehavior. The officer was arrested this month for excessive violence and misconduct.

Nikkita Brown's attorneys say the cop assaulted her when she walked her dog home. Brown's attorney told the Chicago Sun-Times that the officer confronted her for strolling her dog in a closed area.

Attorneys say Brown had left the park and was heading home when Chicago officer Bruce Dyker followed and attacked her.

Dyker has been a Chicago cop since 1998. Dyker quit last month, possibly to escape responsibility. Ineffective. August 2021, after midnight.

Brown is only heading home with her dog when Dyker attacks her, as the video reveals. Brown is recording the cop, which enrages him, so he snatches her phone before seizing her.

As the officer assaults Brown, she yells "let go!" Her assailant was substantially bigger and unafraid to aggressively assault Brown "for no reason," according to the legal firm.

"He tries to attack her while grabbing her body as she cries," the legal firm alleged. This unprovoked onslaught lasts around two minutes and knocks Ms. Brown's phone and shoes from her hands.

Sun-Times:

When Brown is free, she picks up her phone and walks away with her dog.

Attorneys believe the interaction was racially motivated, citing four white persons walking behind Brown that night.

Patricia Roberts, who claimed she is Brown's mother and published the video on Twitter, said a city worker followed her daughter home "to make sure she was safe & not followed by the officer."

They called it racial profiling.

Brown contacted 911 and filed a complaint with an 18th District sergeant when she returned home. Her lawyers say she has "emotional damage" from the "brutal, unjustified assault."

This video shows a dog walking in a police state.