When the guilty verdict came down in court, finding Rogero guilty, he had to be rushed to the hospital due to shortness of breath, under the shock and emotional trauma of it all. That's called an anxiety attack - you know, the same thing you gave that young boy when you viciously shoved him to the ground and with pistol pointed, threatened to end his little 15-year-old life.
Rogero is due to be sentenced in January 2016 and faces up to 10-years in prison. Amazingly, the FBI still has Rogero on duty and he is permitted to keep his gun. Once again, police brutality and excessive forces victimizes another member of the public. And as with the South Carolina case of officer Ben Fields, this one involves acts of brutality against an underage minor.
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In the video, Rogero confronts the estranged husband of a friend about his late arrival for a child hand-off. The teenage victim arrived at the scene with his mother, Jasmine Farooq, who is engaged to the estranged husband. Farooq told WUSAthat Rogero began screaming at them about being two hours later, and her teenage son asked Rogero why he was getting involved in the situation.
Next, the video shows Rogero shoving the teen, who falls to the ground, and moving to take him into custody before identifying himself as a federal agent. He is then seen pulling a gun on the teen. "If I have to shoot you I will," Rogero can be heard saying. It wasn't until he drew his weapon that the teen's mom says she realized he was a law enforcement officer. Farooq says she was afraid Rogero would kill her son…
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