Horrifying images showcase a helpless De-Shaun Joseph, 14, on the ground with his hands held behind his back and a police officer kneeling on his legs.
A black teenager was handcuffed and forced onto the ground in a mistaken stop and search with the youngster fearing for his life.
De-Shaun told ITV News that he hadn't done anything wrong and was stopped for no reason. He said: "I thought I was going to die", The Mirror reports. The schoolboy has been left mentally scarred by the incident, with doctors saying he suffered bruising to his back."It's the same old story - every Black boy fits the description. There's no excuse for what they did to my son and the excessive force they used on a 14-year-old Black boy."A spokesperson from the Met Police said: "Police were called at 5.
“Our officers patrol each day to prevent violence and seek out those who would do others harm," said CI Berns.
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