Osceola Police Chief Slaps Paraplegic Man In Wheelchair, Forced to Resign! Pending Lawsuit

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A woman called the police to protect her family. By the end of the night, her paralyzed husband had been slapped and choked by the chief. And she was the one in handcuffs.
On April 6, 2026, in Osceola, Arkansas, newly sworn-in Police Chief Robert Bobby Eflin — eleven days into the job — approached Denarius Williams, a man paralyzed from the waist down since 2013, outside the Hyatt Apartments and struck him across the face before placing him in a chokehold. Williams’ wife Stephanie had called police to protect her family from a nearby disturbance. She ended the night arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and endangering the welfare of a minor. Williams was taken to the emergency room, where he filed assault charges from his hospital bed that same night. The video went viral within hours. Eflin resigned 48 hours later. No criminal charges have been filed. And nothing legally prevents him from wearing a badge again tomorrow.
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⚖️ WHAT THIS VIDEO COVERS:

Police chief slaps and chokes a paraplegic man in a wheelchair on camera
The woman who called police for help ends the night under arrest
Chief resigns in 48 hours — but resignation is not a conviction, and the wandering officer problem means this story is not over

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