In the own words of one commentator:

Krista Michelle Holmes · Works at Starbucks
"First of all, I was there. I work at a store located in front of Victoria's Secret. The so-called "victim" is 15 not 12 & she tried to assault the officer more than once, that is why she was tased twice. Also, the "traffic ticket warrants" the mother had were in all actuality related to serious drug trafficking offenses, which can be found on casenet.com. These two individuals were in the store w/a large group of well known shoplifters, who had the officer surrounded the whole time. Channel 5 news is very irresponsible for broadcasting this story w/o checking the facts first, which would have taken about 2mins."
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12-year-old tased inside Victoria's Secret

[Video Report on-site: http://www.ksdk.com/news/article/330258/3/12-year-old-tased-inside-Victorias-Secret ]

By Mike Rush

South St. Louis County (KSDK) - A police officer tased a 12-year-old girl inside a Victoria's Secret Wednesday afternoon at South County Center.

Police say the officer came into the Victoria's Secret looking for the teenager's mom, who had warrants for her arrest. But it was the teen who got tased.

"This one goes in my chest. It was stuck in there so she had to keep on pulling trying to pull it out," said Dejamon Baker, as she pointed to a small wound on her chest.

Baker has a matching wound on her stomach.

"I had fell on the floor and I couldn't control myself I just kept on shaking and stuff," said the girl.

Baker, her mother Charlene Bratton, and some other relatives were in the Victoria's Secret.

Bratton had just tried on some shorts and was about to buy them when she says a St. Louis County officer came looking for her. Bratton had warrants, she says, for numerous unresolved traffic tickets.

"He said, put your hands behind your back. I said for what. Next thing you know he tackled me down on the ground," said Bratton.

Baker said, "I was just crying. I guess he got mad because I was crying or something, then he just took it out and just tased me."

A police spokesman says the officer stated the girl was physically getting involved and would not back away, but Dejamon and her mother deny that.

"He should have had enough control to tell her to get back instead of pulling out his gun, I guess he was nervous or whatever, and tasing people," said Bratton.

The police spokesman says he believes the officer's actions were justified, but he admits it's a unique situation.

He suggests the mother report the incident to internal affairs to have in investigated.

The mother says that's what she plans to do.

Now read that comment at the top again and see how the media lies about itz precious nigger pets.