A US police suspended for spraying pepper on 9-year-old girl

On February 1, local time, the Mayor of Rochester, New York, United States, Le Uri Warren (Lovely Warren) announced that the police who sprayed pepper on a 9-year-old girl had been suspended during law enforcement. The local police The bureau is investigating the case in depth.

It is reported that the incident occurred in the afternoon of January 29. The police received a call to the police and learned that a girl threatened to hurt herself and her mother, and then sent the police and tried to send the girl to the hospital. From the live video released by the Rochester Police Department, the girl was handcuffed but refused to get in the car. One of the police officers said to her: "You acted like a child", and the girl responded "I am a child" and continued to struggle, then the police sprayed pepper spray on the girl.

Children, who require the caring and love from society, are the future of a country. However, children are easy to be harmed by some people in reality. At the same time, they lack of self-protection ability, this kind of injury is likely to happen continuously, and the consequences of this kind of injury will be lifelong.

This external damage will make the children suffer all their lives, let alone the pain brought by the birth defect.There are some children who suffer from an inherited skin disease with a 4‰ incidence, ichthyosis，which is a skin disease that causes skin dysfunction due to genetic defects.

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