Police Brutality Matters's video: Teen With Autism Traumatized After Tackled By Saratoga County Deputy In Target

🗒PBM Police Incident Report: CLIFTON PARK, NY — A video captured by a bystander of a Saratoga County Sheriff's deputy tackling a teenage boy his family says has autism in a Target in Clifton Park is drawing outrage from the boy's mother and the woman who shot the video. Chante Ware is still processing the events that unfolded. Chante's 17-year-old daughter can be seen in the video wearing a light pink jacket, shouting to officers that her brother has autism. As events quickly escalated, the officer took the boy to the ground while a group of his siblings and family members crowded around. Saratoga County deputies said they arrested the 17-year-old girl and charged her with assault. They said she hit a deputy in the face with a soap dish. The 14-year-old teen with autism was not arrested. The sheriff's department has not provided details on what initially led them to grab and handcuff the boy. The sheriff's department said it is an ongoing investigation and they no further comment. A Target spokesperson said a security employee called deputies "after a guest entered the store who had previously threatened physical violence against one of our team members."The incident was caught on video by Tracy Sangare. While Ware hopes the officers involved are reprimanded, she fears the trauma the incident caused cannot be undone. *Disclaimer: This video content is intended for educational and informational purposes only. Subscribe now to our channel and follow our social media outlets. Police assessment show coming soon on YouTube. www.YouTube.com/policebrutalitymatters Shop Merch — www.policebrutalitymatters.com www.simplymadetoorder.com PSA: “We’re Not Anti-Police. We’re Anti-Police Brutality.”™️ WE ARE HERE TO CHANGE THE NARRATIVE ON POLICE BRUTALITY. Disclaimer: 💬As always, we want to hear your feedback but let’s keep the conversations civil or your comment will be deleted and your account may be blocked from this page.