Bodycam Captures Officer Slamming Inmate to Floor in Kentucky Jail – Everything Law and Order Blog

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Bodycam footage of the incident released last week shows a Northern Kentucky corrections officer David Nussbaum who he slammed an inmate Steven Jordan to the floor, leaving a large bloody gash on his head because the inmate had refused his orders to stop rummaging through his personal belongings.

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30 thoughts on “Bodycam Captures Officer Slamming Inmate to Floor in Kentucky Jail”
  1. An investigation after the incident showed that Nussbaum failed to call for backup once the situation got physical and that he used inappropriate force. His incident report also included inaccuracies, the investigation concluded.
    Nussbaum said Jordan smacked his hand away, but the investigation showed that's not true. Nussbaum also incorrectly said Jordan "assumed an aggressive stance," "clenched his right fist" and "was defensively resistant and tried to pull away."
    Nussbaum, who started working for the jail in 2008 and earns just under $40,000 a year, has been in trouble before. Over the years, he's been reprimanded for tardiness; for arguing with a police officer at the Covington FOP Lodge; and for interfering with a Dayton, Kentucky, police investigation that involved his brother.
    In 2013, Nussbaum was suspended without pay for 10 days after a fist fight with another deputy.
    In 2017, he was arrested in Florence for driving under the influence of alcohol. An evaluation from that same year notes he was "quick to go defensive and argue with others."
    In June 2018, Nussbaum was given a written warning after he failed to turn on his body camera to record an incident with an inmate.

  2. Sadly it happens all the time in KY jails! I support good police and correctional officers, but I don’t support bullies who abuse their authority!

  3. Here’s what the letter claims Nussbaum did on April 25:

    Verbal altercation with another deputy during roll call where he made "disparaging remarks."

    Failed to provide assistance with inmate releases.

    Failed to answer numerous phone and radio transmissions.

    Failed to provide assistance to another deputy for inmate releases.

    Nussbaum started working for the jail in 2008 and earned just under $40,000 a year. He had been in trouble before the use-of-force violation.

    Over the years, he's been reprimanded for:

    Tardiness

    Arguing with a police officer at the Covington FOP Lodge

    Interfering with a Dayton, Kentucky, police investigation that involved his brother.

    In 2013, Nussbaum was suspended without pay for 10 days after a fist fight with another deputy.

    In 2017, he was arrested in Florence for driving under the influence of alcohol. An evaluation from that same year notes he was "quick to go defensive and argue with others."

  4. Seems this officer needs to be fired and potentially charges filed against him. He doesn’t have the temperament for this job!

  5. The stupid look on the real criminals face speaks volumes! You can just tell theres nobody home & hes not fit to pump gas yet he has this job!

  6. Hope the victim was okay :o( Hope the cop gets fired and gets some help, he has issues for sure, even his fellow cops are staying pretty quiet and almost looking at one another as if to say…he's an Ahole.

  7. He thought he can challenge a police officer in his own field, bad move. When he said “it’s not like I assaulted anyone or anything” that’s a tsundere move my guy

    Baka

  8. I get that those ladies are probably contracted out to clean that place or nurses or whatever but that coo definately should have cleaned that shit up.

  9. Cops and prison guards…. give them the badge and they all think they're kings of the world. They're all just criminals with immunity and privilege.

  10. This reaction for a correctional officer while resisting is acceptable. Just slapping a piece of paper an officer is holding is technically giving them permission to use a taser.

  11. He definitely deserved that. He was acting in a violent matter from the start. the officer had no choice but to defend himself from a life threatening situation. God bless him

  12. Dudes going to get paid BIG, ..dont think so? Let's go to the tape……yup, hes getting paid,probably 2 or 300 thousand, plus medical costs…cops getting a rep in his file

  13. Understand, jail/prison is not like the streets. As soon as you are non compliant, even just refusing an order, force can be used from pepper spray up to a pepperball/beanbag round. Not sure what the context in this case was but jail is ask/tell/make x100.

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