Alliance. New at ten, we're hearing from a man who says he was beaten by a now fired Antioch police officer. This attack took place a year ago, but the police department just recently released the body cam video. KTVU amberleigh live tonight in the newsroom with the story. Amber. Mike the man tells me he and his 17 year old brother were driving to their mother's home in Antioch when they were pulled over by the police officer. He says his brother was the driver and he was the passenger. He questions why the officer demanded his driver's license when he was not the driver. Terry Robinson manages his family's retail clothing store in Oakland. He says he's grateful to be alive, but he vividly recalls what happened to him when a car he was riding in as a passenger was pulled over by an Antioch police officer. I thought this was a die that day. I'm like, Man, it's this over with. Like like I thought I was going to get shot or something. I'm just a passenger. I know, but I need to verify if you have a license so I can see if somebody can actually drive this thing. Last week, Antioch police released body cam videos of the incident that happened last July. A traffic stop for a missing license plate that quickly took a turn after Officer Matthew Nutt ran Robinson's driver's license. Robinson says the officer handcuffed him, took him to the police cruiser and then told Robinson he had an outstanding warrant for a shooting. The 27 year old tells me the situation escalated when he refused to get into the police car. I can feel safe going anywhere with him. I didn't feel safe so that's why I didn't want to get in the cruiser with him, because that's how we felt. The video shows the officer repeatedly kicking and punching Robinson, who was handcuffed. He tells me he spent six days in jail before being released. Probably ten different officers out there ain't none of them hitting on me or punching me. So what makes you think it's okay to do that? The Antioch police chief fired Officer Nutt in April. Investigators say he violated use of force policies. The officer's attorney says, quote, Mr. Robinson feigned a panic attack in an effort to avoid arrest, but he was not injured by Officer Nut's attempts to gain his compliance and ultimately turned down medical assistance. We believe a Contra Costa jury will exonerate Officer Nutt. I don't want nobody else to go through this at all because it can end differently. ROBINSON says he wants the former officer to serve time in jail, not is scheduled to be arraigned July 18th. He is facing one misdemeanor count of assault by a public officer. His attorney tells me he will plead not guilty and is fighting to get his job back. Mike, a case we
