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“It’s becoming a disturbingly familiar scene in America - mentally unstable cops”

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Baton Rouge police officer charged with beating his daughter in cellphone argument


Baker police officers arrested an 18-year veteran with the Baton Rouge Police Department on Wednesday night after he pushed and choked his 14-year-old daughter in an argument over a cellphone, according to court records. 
Sgt. Wroten Brumfield was charged with domestic abuse battery strangulation, which is a felony, according to police.  
A nurse at Central High School suspected Brumfield’s daughter had experienced child abuse.
The nurse contacted the state Department of Social Services, which filed a police report after doctor’s findings said the physical abuse was not by accident.
Baker police said the girl’s mother received a text message from her daughter stating that her dad choked her, slapped her and pinned her against the floor, “ultimately striking her with a piece of board on right elbow.”
According to police records, the teen told police that her father confronted her about a cellphone. After she walked away, her father grabbed her, pushed her against the wall and began choking her, according to the police report.
The teen said she was thrown from one room to another and slapped, and “restrained on the ground like a prisoner,” the report says. The 14-year-old told police that while she was on the ground, her father told her, "You must want me to treat you like I treat the people on the street."
The teen’s stepmother eventually came home and interrupted the incident, according to the police report.
Brumfield told police that he confronted his daughter about a cellphone. “She refused to give the cellphone to him, at which time he grabbed her forcefully, trying to get said phone,” the report says.
Brumfield stated that he did slap his daughter and retrieved a wooden stick he described as a “spanking paddle” to spank her. Brumfield said that while trying to spank his daughter, he hit her in the right arm, striking her bone. He said he immediately stopped.
Brumfield was booked into East Baton Rouge Parish Prison, and has been placed on administrative leave pending the criminal and internal Police Department investigation, Baton Rouge Police Cpl. L’Jean McKneely said.