At one point in the video, the 19-year-old inmate falls to the ground and attempts to protect his head from the incoming body blows.
Broward County, Florida, Sheriff Gregory Tony confirmed that his department had terminated the employment of deputy Kevin Fanti. The deputy had been caught on surveillance video delivering body and head blows to a 19-year-old waiting in line to be booked into a Fort Lauderdale jail.
Fanti had been with the Broward County Sheriff's Office since 2018. At the time of the incident, he was still in his probationary period as a deputy sheriff. The Sheriff's Office made the unprompted release of the surveillance video in an attempt to further department transparency—part of a broader effort to change a long-standing county culture ofSheriff Gregory Tony took quick and decisive action upon learning about a deputyâs mistreatment of an arrestee. Sheriff Tony holds the men and women of the Broward Sheriffâs Office to the highest standard and has zero tolerance for this behavior.
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