Cop tases 76 year-old over expired inspection sticker

A Texas police officer was placed on administrative leave on Friday after he reportedly used a Taser TWICE on a 76-year-old man after the suspect had already been forced to the ground.
The Victoria Advocate reported that 76-year-old Pete Vasquez was driving a work-owned vehicle back to his place of business on Thursday when 23-year-old Officer Nathanial Robinson pulled him over for an expired inspection.
Vasquez said that he explained that the car belonged to a car lot, and that the dealer tags made it exempt from having an inspection.
But dashcam video obtained by the paper shows Robinson using force to arrest Vasquez for what should have been a Class C misdemeanor. In the video, Vasquez pulls his arm away from Robinson, and the officer slams him into the hood of the patrol car. The two men disappear from camera range as Robinson places Vasquez in a hold, and then forces him to the ground.
According to police, Robinson shocked Vasquez with a Taser twice while he was on the ground.
“He just acted like a pit bull, and that was it,” Vasquez recalled. “For a while, I thought he was going to pull his gun and shoot me.”

[@BlackCherubimintheflesh]

These video cameras are not stopping these cops from abusing their power.

[@ziffulmyer]

Yup ...brazenly aggressive.

[@latonyamooreking5834]

Brave! Strong!Man! That cop is getting abuse to an elderly charge

[@ant9367]

First?