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Josh Anders, anoff-duty Nacogdoches Police officer is under investigation after he showed up in plain clothes and violently detained two women at an apartment complex where he was doing security.
Josh Anders, anoff-duty Nacogdoches Police officer is under investigation after he showed up in plain clothes and violently detained two women at an apartment complex where he was doing security.
The officer, Josh Anders, said he approached a group of young women in the parking lot Wednesday due to ongoing issues with criminal activity at the complex in the 1600 block of Cardinal Street, according to police.
Anders requested help from on-duty officers when several of the women refused orders not to leave while a trespassing investigation was underway, police said in a statement.
Anders said two of the women resisted arrest, police reported. Anders required medical attention for minor injuries after the incident, police said. One suspect walked away, while Lindsey Ogbonna, 19, of Nacogdoches, was arrested and is facing a resisting arrest charge, according to police.
A criminal investigation into the alleged assault on the officer is ongoing and further charges may be filed, police said.
Comment: What Guvitz fails to mention is that Azaria was a medic as well as a soldier. It is a measure of the perversion of Israeli society that someone supposedly trained in saving lives feels no compunction about shooting a wounded human being because they are the wrong kind of human being.