A routine traffic stop turned into a shocking case of alleged police brutality.
Cherish Faria was pulled over for a revoked license and questioned the officer’s orders, asking for a supervisor.
Moments later, the situation escalated.
Prosecutors say Christine Newman forcibly removed Faria from her car, slammed her to the ground, and continued using force even after she was handcuffed.
Faria was later hospitalized with injuries — and still spent days in custody.
Despite initially receiving only a short suspension, the case took a major turn after legal action was filed.
Newman was eventually fired, convicted, and sentenced to 5 years in prison, and banned from law enforcement.
The case has sparked serious debate about use of force and accountability.
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