An Officer Beats And Bloodies A Teen After Responding To A McDonald’s Disturbance

The cops are once again completely out their minds with a horrific act against a TEENAGER.

According to 7News Miami, cellphone video footage captured an officer pummeling a kid’s head against concrete when they were called their to simply break up a fight.

The incident happened outside of a McDonald’s in Tamarac, Florida near JP Taravella High School.

Broward Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a disturbance outside the fast-food spot just before 3 p.m. on Thursday.

The teenager who recorded the cellphone footage said that students from the high school had gathered at the McDonald’s to witness a planned fight.

However, deputies ended the fight after coming to the scene only to use excessive force in the process. In the clip, the responding deputy pepper sprays one teen before holding them to the ground and banging their head against the pavement. The officer even starts punching him in the side of his head.

“What are you doing?! He’s bleeding!” students can be heard screaming in the video.

One concerned witness, Jordan Payne, told 7News that the deputy went way too far.

“Is that a fair way to treat a 13, 14-year-old, however old he may be? That’s a grown man,” said Payne. “You can’t treat a little kid like that. Come on, now. Punching him while he’s on the floor? At that point, you already had him detained. Why go further?”

Two juveniles were taken into custody, according to officials, and it’s currently unclear whether they’ll be charged. The third teen who was pepper sprayed was transported to Broward Health Coral Springs to be checked out.

The kid who was pepper sprayed and bloodied by the officer is supposedly named Lucca and a #JusticeForLucca campaign has started to bring charges against the officer.

You can witness the despicable video for yourself below. Warning, it’s very graphic.

Charlize Theron Talks About Supporting Her Daughters

It’s been years now since Charlize Theron stopped referring to her eldest adopted child as her son and in a report published by Daily Mail, Theron reveals Jackson was the same age as her sister August is now – just three year’s old, when she revealed that she is a girl — not a boy, despite the body she was born in.

‘She looked at me when she was three years old and said: “I am not a boy!”,’ said the star, when asked.

She continued: ‘So there you go! I have two beautiful daughters who, just like any parent, I want to protect and I want to see thrive.

‘They were born who they are and exactly where in the world both of them get to find themselves as they grow up, and who they want to be, is not for me to decide.

‘My job as a parent is to celebrate them and to love them and to make sure that they have everything they need in order to be what they want to be.

‘And I will do everything in my power for my kids to have that right and to be protected within that.’

We love that she’s so supportive of her kids. We just caught a press screening of her new movie “Long Shot” which also stars Seth Rogan and it was SO GOOD — not even kidding — one of the funniest movies we’ve seen in a long time — like “Something About Mary” levels of funny.

Check out more recent photos of Charlize and her kiddos kicking it at an L.A. outdoor market below:

CupcakKe Remixes Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road”

Following the huge boost Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road” received from Billy Ray Cyrus hopping on the official remix, CupcakKe has joined the party to put her undeniably unique touch on things.

On Wednesday night, the rapper unleashed her remix titled, “Old Town Hoe” to fans, keeping the original song’s melody intact, but flips the content of the song completely. If you know CupcakKe, her lyrics for this remix won’t surprise you one bit, and if not—well…don’t press play at work.

You can listen to CupcakKe’s “Old Town Hoe” remix down below.

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For Discussion: How Do We Tackle Violent Crime In The Black Community?

Reggie Bush tackled this issue of violence in the Black community on “Speak For Yourself” just days after Nipsey Hussle was murdered. Since then, his answers have been circulating the internet with added commentary.

The question was “what can we do to reduce violence in the Black community?”

Reggie answered:

The foundation of why I wanted to be great on the field was because I wanted to make my dad jealous. I had this resentment and this aggression that I grew up with towards my real dad. I realized my dad never had his dad in his life. My dad just met his dad for the first time five years ago [at 53].

To me, we gotta get back to the foundation at home with the parenting. A lot of my boys and guys I knew in the NFL didn’t have their dad growing up. Football became my father for me.

A good start is getting back to the foundation. If you start there with the parenting — not having a man in your life to show you how to be a man has significant effects.

Reggie says he’s speaking from his experience and makes his point.

But, where do YOU stand on the issue?