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Chief released Dash Cam after Viral Social Media Phone Video – Aurora Police Department

   04/27/2021  46 Comments on Chief released Dash Cam after Viral Social Media Phone Video – Aurora Police Department

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AURORA POLICE RELEASE DASH CAMERA VIDEO AND NARRATIVE AFTER TRAFFIC STOP LEADS TO TWO ARRESTS

Over the past 24 hours, a 2 minute and 38 second video has been widely posted on social media of an Aurora Police traffic stop that occurred on Saturday, June 13th on the city’s east side.

The video posted on social media only shows a short portion of the traffic stop and doesn’t provide any information about what happened. Unfortunately, people have rushed to judge the incident without having all the facts.

In an effort to tell the entire story, the Aurora Police Department is releasing a narrative of the incident and the dash camera video of what happened.

During the incident, neither offender had any pressure applied to their neck or were restrained in any way that could prevent them from breathing. At the request of both individuals, they were transported to area hospitals and released shortly thereafter without any injuries.

To provide complete transparency to the community, the lengthy narrative of the police report is attached.

Incident Narrative

Just after 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 13th, an Aurora Police officer observed a white Chevrolet Malibu stopped at the red light at New York Street and Eola Road with the passenger door open. The door was then closed and the officer observed a male and a female inside the vehicle engaged in what appeared to be a physical altercation and appeared to be striking one another with their hands and forearms.

Once the traffic light turned green, the vehicle performed multiple quick lane changes and the officer continued to observe a physical altercation between both occupants as they strike one another with their fists and forearms. The officer performed an investigative traffic stop of the vehicle to ensure the occupants were safe and uninjured.

As the officer approached the vehicle, he saw a male adult driver and an adult female in the passenger seat. The officer observed the female breathing heavily with tears in her eyes and asked both occupants what was happening inside of the vehicle and if everyone was ok. Both occupants stated that nothing was happening and demanded to know why they were being stopped.

The officer told the driver and the passenger that he saw the front passenger door open and then observed the altercation between both occupants. Because the officer was investigating a crime (battery to an individual), the officer requested the identification of both occupants. Under Illinois law, police officials have a statutory duty to investigate crimes and criminal conduct. To fulfill this responsibility, police officials identify suspects and collect personally identifiable information about them. Officers are permitted to demand the name and identification of persons involved in potential criminal activity.

The male driver provided his driver’s license while the female passenger refused to provide any information. The officer asked the female passenger numerous times to provide her name. The officer explained to the female that he needed to ensure the occupants of the vehicle were safe and needed to know who was in the vehicle before he released them from the scene.

At that time, both occupants of the vehicle became extremely irate and began yelling at the officers and telling him that he had no right to ask the female’s birthday.

Because the vehicle’s occupants became irate, additional officers were requested to the scene.
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  1. SECOND PART OF THE DESCRIPTION:
    The female then provided the officer a false name and continued to refuse to provide her birthday. APD’s Dispatch Center was unable to confirm her name so the officer implored the female to provide her birthday. Once again, the officer reminded her that they would be released from the scene as soon as he could verify her identity. The female continued to refuse to provide her birthday after being prompted to do so.

    At that time, the officer informed the female that she needed to step out the car which she refused to do. Another Aurora Police officer told the female that she was under arrest and must exit the vehicle.

    The officers warned the female that she would be removed from the car if she did not comply. The officers continued to request the female to step out of the car and she refused. Her response was, "Don't touch me!" "Don't (expletive) touch me!" "You don't have no probable cause don't (expletive) touch me!" "Get out of my face!"

    After refusing multiple demands to exit the vehicle, the female had to be removed from the vehicle. As one of the officers attempted to unlatch the female’s seatbelt, the male driver blocked the seatbelt release button with his hand. An officer was able to place their hand underneath the male’s hand and depress the seatbelt release button, unlatching the female’s seatbelt from her seat.

    But, the male grasped the seatbelt and refused to let go, preventing the officers from removing her from the vehicle. The male was instructed to let go multiple times and he refused. Two other police officers began removing the male driver from the driver’s seat. As he was being removed, he began swinging his arms and struck one of the officers in the chin with his hand. The driver then refused to place his arms behind his back after he had been given commands to do so.

    The officers gave commands to the man to have him place his arms behind his back, but he continued to resist and one of the officers performed two knee strikes to the driver’s side, which is an acceptable use of force under Aurora Police Department policies.

    The driver then turned to his stomach and placed his arms behind his back. He continued to resist as an officer was attempting to place handcuffs on the man. He was eventually taken into custody.

    Moments after, other officers started to remove the female from the vehicle. She began to kick and flail her arms about the vehicle as officers attempted to remove her. The female was subsequently removed from the vehicle and placed on her stomach with her arms placed behind her back and placed into custody.

    The female was screaming “I can’t breathe” as bystanders began to film the incident unfolding. The woman never had any pressure applied to her neck or was never restrained in any way that could prevent her breathing.

    After the woman was in custody, she began hyperventilating. To ensure she received proper medical care, officers requested an Aurora Fire Department ambulance and paramedics to respond to the scene. One of the officers attempted to assist the female by instructing her to control her breathing and told her to breathe in through her nostrils and out through her mouth, but she continued to hyperventilate. Paramedics arrived on the scene and transported the female to an Aurora area hospital in good condition.

    A few minutes later, the male driver requested medical attention stating that his ribs felt injured. Another Aurora Fire Department ambulance was requested to the scene and the man was transported to an Aurora area hospital.

    One Aurora Police officer received an injury to his left forearm and the left side of his forehead while taking the male driver into custody. A red laceration to the inner side of the officers left forearm and a laceration with bruising to the left side of his forehead was observed on the officer.

    After both suspects were in custody, officers searched the female’s backpack where they located a small purse with an Illinois Driver’s License, Illinois ID Card, and Illinois FOID card properly identifying the female as 22-year-old Alexus Ward.

    The case was reviewed with the DuPage County State’s Attorney’s Office, who authorized the following felony charge against 22-year-old Jajuan Mitchell-Lomax of the 1700 block of Rebecca Lane in Aurora:

    One Class 4 Felony count of Aggravated Resisting

    The charges were upgraded to aggravated resisting because of the injuries sustained by one of the Aurora Police officers during the incident. Mitchell-Lomax was also cited with Failure to Signal when Required.

    The female passenger, 22-year-old Alexus Ward, of the 1600 block of 17th Avenue in Maywood, was charged with the following:

    One Class A Misdemeanor charge of Obstructing Identification

    One Class A Misdemeanor charge of Resisting Arrest

    A few hours later, Lomax-Mitchell was released from the hospital and transported to Aurora Police’s jail. During the booking process, he claimed he was injured by officers and stated he had a bruise on his left hip. Under Aurora Police Department policy, officers will photograph and document any potential injuries for record-keeping. APD officers were able to obtain two profile pictures of the man before he told the officer he didn’t need to take any more pictures.

    A short time later, the officer went to his holding cell and asked him again if he could photograph the bruise on his hip, since he alleged he was injured by officers, and he refused.

    Shortly after being transported to the hospital, Ward was also released and transported to the Aurora Police jail. Hospital staff told APD that they did not observe any injuries on Ward during her medical observation. During the booking process, Ward also claimed she was injured by officers during her arrest. She was photographed during the booking process, but officers did not observe any injuries.

    After the incident occurred, the officer also learned that two witnesses has observed the physical altercation between Ward and Mitchell-Lomax and had reported it to APD Dispatch. Both witnesses came to the police department to provide written statements to officers.

  4. These people, like many others of their kind have been emboldened and think they are privileged and can do whatever they want. I really feel sorry for police officers that have to deal with morons like this everyday!

  5. Police do have a right to open the door.
    They made a big deal out of nothing.
    I don't feel bad now if she was being abused.
    Giving false information to an officer is actually a crime.

  7. I commented the other day that 'I CANT BREATHE' is standard proceedure for these people to yell even tho they need to be breathing to yell it and i got called racist….
    And here we are again

  10. I makes me so angry that people just take a small portion of a video and post it on social media claiming that there was police brutality!

  12. Bravo…bravo. They go from having no criminal record, and therefore no reason to be afraid of a traffic stop, to refusing to provide (her) proper I.D. (simply because it’s a white cop asking), to having multiple charges and jail time brought up against them. They are so blinded by THEIR OWN racism (stoked by the overplayed BLM narrative) that they brought this completely on themselves. Good grief.

  14. He’s lucky he’s cussing at the cops cause if he was cussing this way to his people, they would shot him dead 😂

  15. And she just wanna die so badly lol! Faking all that. And the dude should be a rap star and he’ll go broke so fast 😂

  16. They are all the same, lol.. What do their parents teach them? They could have been long gone if they only cooperated. Makes no sense..

  21. So sick of those who think thera are above the law beacuse they are black and I´m glad that police put them on their place.Cop are aware they are the law and order and they didn´t give a s**t what politicans say,they do their job,thanks god and give those ignorants a lessons,daily.That b scream from the top of her lung that she can´t breathe,she learn that good,everybody is G.F nowadays.That young gun is shame of all decent black men who is aware what´s happening right now and i hope he get some charges for spitting and insulting officers.

  25. "I can't breathe! I can't breathe! I can't breathe!"
    Yeah, so where is all that air coming from, ya screeching harpy? Christ, I'll bet they heard you seventeen blocks away.

  29. “ A skinhead Bitch “ isn’t that hate speech, oh NOOO, not a hate crime, because of the color of his skin, they are permitted to say anything they want to, the protected species, how nice!!!!

  30. Yes, of course, the Black driver in one way or another labeled the African-American an “ Uncle Tom” he should have just labeled him that, an immature little whiner, hope his parents are proud of him, I think not!! America, destroyed by Design, divide an conquer, a Communist program, you Sheeple have no idea!!

  31. My Super Brain just put out a thought, when a white police officer pulls over a car, with a Black person driving the car, just use a hologram to make the whitey a black police officer, this technology exists, I’m sure, maybe there wouldn’t be so many problems than, if the officer were a black man, FOOD FOR Thought! The end

  32. Driver having a temper tantrum, just like a 5 year old child, geez! Just STFU, provide info, and you will be on your way, it’s not that hard!

  36. "I can't breathe!!!" A classic. Lady, if you stopped screaming to the top of your lungs, you would be able to breathe quite alright!

  38. Bahahaha🤣🤣🤣🤣 my hip my hip. Goes in hospital my ribs my ribs. Which is bro? Did you forget where the cop kneed you cause you resisted the whole time.

  39. I’ve never seen anyone resist the police and get out of trouble. All that screaming and shit talking only gets you in more trouble or killed. I have to give it to those police for not being more physical

  40. Love how he cusses the cops for "choking" the female and so forth but was originally pulled over because he was fighting with her going down the road. That's irony.

  41. Both occupants were completely in the wrong and of course try to make it seem like the police abused them and beat the female. If they complied, would have drove away. And the moron driver said they choked her when they never touched her neck. She did that to herself and is putting on a hell of a performance. I guess handcuffs restrict your breathing. Citizens like these two are exactly what is wrong with this country.

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