Dallas Police Tase Passenger Twice at Love Field Over Unpaid Speeding Ticket
Inside EditionApril 28, 20252 min56,208 views
10 connectionsΒ·12 entities in this videoβIncident at Love Field
- βοΈ Michael Singleton, an executive chef, was tased twice by Dallas police as he was about to board a flight to Oakland.
- πΈ Singleton asked bystanders to record the incident, stating he was innocent and arrested for the wrong reasons.
Alleged Offense and Police Response
- π¨ Police initially approached Singleton, with one officer identifying himself as a narcotics detective, leading Singleton to believe they suspected him of being a cocaine dealer.
- π« The only outstanding warrant found was for an unpaid speeding ticket from five years prior, with a value of $500.
- π₯ Singleton described the tasing as the worst pain of his life, feeling as though he was dying.
Police Justification and Singleton's Demands
- βοΈ Dallas police stated that Singleton displayed "defensive resistance" by tensing his arms and refusing to place them behind his back.
- π£οΈ Singleton maintains he was not aggressive and was merely shocked by the encounter.
- π΅ He was released after paying the outstanding speeding ticket, and no additional charges were filed.
- π Singleton is seeking an apology from the Dallas Police Department, but they are currently standing by their use of the taser.
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