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'I thought they were going to shoot me,' Man says of confrontation with Sacramento officer 
  
 The Sacramento Police Department is investigating after one of its officers was caught on camera beating a pedestrian who became confrontational while jaywalking, the department said. 
  
 That pedestrian, Nandi Cain Jr., was arrested on a charge of resisting arrest, which was dropped on Tuesday. 
  
 Video of the confrontation was shared widely on social media, and has led the Sacramento Police Department to conduct an internal investigation. 
  
 Cain spoke to reporters and answered several questions about the altercation: 
  
 Q: Tell us what happened? 
  
 CAIN: I was walking on my way home from work, and police pulls up behind me and asks if he can talk with me. And so, I ask him a number of times if he had any reason or probable cause for pulling me over and he wouldn’t really give me a straight answer the first two or three times. 
  
 So I turn around, and he’s approaching me with his hand on his hip, on his gun. And he’s like, ‘Drop your, weapon … take your hands out of your pockets. Drop your weapon.’ 
  
 So, as a form of defense, I took off my jacket to let him know that I am unarmed. I don’t have anything. This is what you see. What you see is what you get. And he got mad, and he started taking off on me. 
  
 Q: Was all this for jaywalking? What did police tell you sparked the confrontation? 
  
 CAIN: It was supposedly for jaywalking. And then, when they put me in handcuffs and they were driving off, I heard them (talk) about they were going to get me for resisting arrest. But as you can see on the video clearly, I didn’t resist at all. 
  
 Q: Why do think you were targeted? 
  
 CAIN: I have no idea. I don’t like to go with the stereotypical. But you know, it’s a new day, it’s a new age. But you know what, racism is still alive too. And I can’t ignore that it is. It could be that, it could be something else. 
  
 Q: At any point were you afraid for your life? 
  
 CAIN: Yes, I thought I was going to be like the next Trayvon Martin. I thought, as soon as they got me on the ground and they start putting my arms in different positions. I felt like they were going to draw a gun out and shoot me in my back or try to break my arms off or something. 
  
 Q: What’s your message to the Sacramento Police Department? 
  
 CAIN: If you’re going to do your job to serve and protect, be on the lookout to actually serve and protect. Not to use your power to advantage. There’s a lot of people out there doing a lot worse things than I’m doing, just crossing the street, you know. Right now, somebody’s probably being held hostage or kidnapped or something else worse in the world is going on. And you need to be taking your energy and time out on that, instead of what you did to me. 
  
 Q: What do you think should happen to that officer? 
  
 CAIN: Justice should be served, and I feel like there should be some type of severe consequences. I mean you can’t just approach people anyway you feel like … and think that you’re not going to deal with the consequences. There’s a certain place and time for everything, and a certain way you approach people. 
  
 Q: Did you feel like you had to fight for your life? 
  
 CAIN: Yeah, basically. I think the best way I fought for my life was just silence … Just (be) silent. Don’t say nothing. Don’t move. Don’t do nothing. Don’t give them a reason. Because that’s what they wanted, a reason for me to pop off and get the reaction that they wanted out of me. 
  
 AlertMe ||||| An attempt by a Sacramento police officer to stop a man for jaywalking devolved into violence after the man refused to comply and the officer tackled him to the ground and punched him in the face several times – much of it caught on video – prompting a criminal investigation of the officer’s conduct. 
  
 The unidentified man was held briefly in the Sacramento County Main Jail before being released Tuesday morning, and the officer involved was placed on administrative leave, said Sgt. Bryce Heinlein, police spokesman. 
  
 “The videos of this incident portray actions and behavior that we would consider unacceptable conduct by a Sacramento police officer,” said a department news release. “As a result, the Department’s Internal Affairs Division is investigating the event.” 
  
 Later Tuesday, police announced that a criminal investigation of the officer also was underway. “The actions of the involved Sacramento Police Officer are disturbing and (do) not appear to be reasonable based upon the circumstances,” a second news release said. 
  
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 Heinlein said the department would not disclose the name of the pedestrian in the altercation, who was held in jail for resisting arrest, obstructing or delaying a police officer and an outstanding warrant, citing an ongoing internal investigation. 
  
 Sacramento County Sheriff’s inmate logs identify him as 24-year-old Nania Cain. Fresno County court records show Cain was charged with resisting arrest in 2012. 
  
 The department released him Tuesday morning due to “insufficient grounds to file a complaint,” he said. 
  
 Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg said Tuesday that he found the actions of the officer “extremely disturbing and not representative of the training nor the expectations we have for our Police Department.” 
  
 The incident started when a uniformed officer was attempting to stop Cain from jaywalking near the intersection of Cypress Street and Grand Avenue about 5:10 p.m. Monday, police said. 
  
 The officer got out of his car in the Del Paso Heights neighborhood and tried to speak with the Cain. The officer asked him to stop more than once but he continued to walk away, according to the release. 
  
 The two then exchanged words and Cain began removing his jacket and challenged the officer to a fight, police said. At that point, the officer charged cain to take him into custody. 
  
 “For an unknown reason, the officer threw the pedestrian to the ground and began striking him in the face with his hand multiple times,” the news release said. 
  
 Minutes later, backup arrived to help in handcuffing Cain, and a supervisor also came to the scene to evaluate the situation. 
  
 Heinlein said the officer, whose name he could not release, was a two-year veteran with the department who worked as a patrol officer. 
  
 Several in-car camera videos from police cruisers were released late in the day Tuesday. A video of the altercation that was posted by a witness was shared more than 4,000 times by 10:30 a.m. Tuesday. 
  
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 About 40 people gathered Monday evening on the sidewalk along Marysville Boulevard in front of the Police Department’s William J. Kinney Police Facility to protest the incident. Many wore shirts identifying themselves with Black Lives Matter. 
  
 Cain’s girlfriend, who declined to give her name, said she came to lend her support to the protest. Her boyfriend was “still in pain and recovering,” she said. 
  
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 A viral video purporting to show a Sacramento, Calif. police officer beating up an alleged jaywalker has sparked community outrage and an internal affairs investigation. 
  
 Sacramento police officials called the incident, which happened Monday, "unacceptable" and have put the officer on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. Police did not provide the officer's name. 
  
 "For an unknown reason, the officer threw the pedestrian to the ground and began striking him in the face with his hand multiple times," read a statement released by police. 
  
 The five-minute video, shot by a woman who said she lives in the same apartment complex as the suspected jaywalker, was provided to police and posted to Facebook. 
  
 In the video, a young black man is seen facing a white police officer on a street. The pedestrian removes his jacket and the police officer takes him down to the ground, and later appears to be punching him repeatedly. 
  
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 Dashcam video released by the police agency shows the pedestrian walking along a sidewalk as the officer slowly drives up to him, exits his car and approaches on foot. The audio is garbled, but the officer can be heard telling the pedestrian that he'd earlier been observed jaywalking. 
  
 Words are exchanged and the pedestrian is backing away from the officer as the officer repeatedly tells him to get down on the ground, then tackles him and begins punching him repeatedly. 
  
 The police department statement says an investigation began after officials watched the officer's in-car camera of the incident. 
  
 "The video of this incident portray (sic) actions and behavior that we would consider unacceptable conduct by a Sacramento police officer," the statement said. 
  
 The statement said the incident happened in the late afternoon on Monday, when the officer spotted a pedestrian "crossing the street unlawfully." The officer left his patrol vehicle and gave multiple commands for the pedestrian to stop but the pedestrian ignored the officer, police said in the statement. The two exchanged words and the pedestrian removed his jacket, "challenging the officer to fight," the statement read. 
  
 The police department could not immediately be reached for word on whether the pedestrian was arrested or released. 
  
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A video taken from a police dashboard camera on Monday shows a white police officer approaching a black man, whom he accuses of jaywalking earlier in Sacramento, Calif. What the officer does next is "unacceptable" and has sparked a criminal investigation, according to the Sacramento Police Department. "For an unknown reason, the officer threw the pedestrian to the ground and began striking him in the face with his hand multiple times," police say, per the Sacramento Bee. In a statement, police add the pedestrian, who was on the sidewalk when the officer approached him, refused the officer's requests to stop, then removed his jacket, "challenging the officer to a fight," per USA Today. But Nandi Cain Jr. tells KCRA a different story, arguing he took off his jacket only to show the officer he was unarmed. "I thought I was going to be like the next Trayvon Martin," says Cain, who says the officer had his hand on his gun as he approached. "I felt like they were going to draw a gun out and shoot me in my back or try to break my arms off or something." He adds he repeatedly asked the officer "if he had any reason or probable cause for pulling me over and he wouldn't really give me a straight answer." No matter the reason for the officer's actions, the department says they "are disturbing and [do] not appear to be reasonable based upon the circumstances." The officer, a two-year veteran with the department, has been placed on administrative leave since the incident, which a witness also recorded. Cain, initially jailed on suspicion of resisting arrest, was released Tuesday due to "insufficient grounds to file a complaint," police say.