By Jane Morice, cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- A Cleveland
police officer was suspended Friday after he was accused of assaulting a woman
and slamming her head into a car bumper, according to a Cleveland Municipal
Court charging document.
David Manns, 33, was arrested on
a felonious assault charge Friday afternoon. He is suspended without pay until
the criminal case is resolved, Cleveland police spokeswoman Sgt. Jennifer
Ciaccia said.
Officers responded about 4:50
a.m. Friday to the area of West 45th Street and Detroit Avenue, the charging
document states. The female victim told police Manns grabbed her and
"smashed her head on the bumper" of a car, the document says.
The woman received five stitches
above her eye, and her shoulder was separated, according to the document.
The victim was treated at the
hospital, where investigators saw her injuries and took her statement, the
document states.
The warrant does not indicate
whether the woman knows Manns.
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