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Viral Video Shows EPPD Officer Using Force During Arrest in Central El Paso

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A video circulating on social media depicts an incident in Central El Paso where multiple officers from the El Paso Police Department (EPPD) are seen arresting a woman, with one officer striking her while she is on the ground. The EPPD confirmed that the arrest was related to a suspect wanted for Family Violence and Assault. The woman was charged with Family Violence/Assault and Resisting Arrest, with a total bond set at $4,000, but she was released on a personal recognizance bond. The Internal Affairs Division is currently reviewing the incident in response to community concerns about the use of force.

Key Details: • Incident occurred during an arrest in Central El Paso. • The woman was charged with Family Violence/Assault and Resisting Arrest. • Total bond set at $4,000; released on personal recognizance bond. • EPPD's Internal Affairs is investigating the use of force.

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