The Memphis Police within the US on Friday launched disturbing video footage of the lethal police beating of Tyre Nichols, a 29-year-old Black man. Nichols died in hospital on January 10 three days after being stopped on suspicion of reckless driving.

Five Memphis officers, additionally all Black, had been charged with second-degree homicide within the beating of Nichols.

What Tyre Nichols beating movies present?

> The prolonged video footage from police bodycams and a road surveillance digital camera reveals a bunch of personnel is detaining Nichols, trying to take him down with the usage of a Taser, then giving chase as he evades them.

> One video clip reveals officers dragging Nichols from the driving force’s seat of his automotive as he yells, “Damn, I didn’t do anything … I am just trying to go home,” then power him to the bottom as they order him to put on his abdomen and squirt him within the face with pepper spray.

> Subsequent segments – the footage runs about an hour in whole, and is audio-only in elements – present Nichols crying out for his mom, and moaning as officers repeatedly kick and punch him, reported information company AFP.

> At one level, Nichols cries, “Mom! Mom!” After the beating, a number of officers stood round speaking whereas he lay immobile on the bottom.

> In one extraordinarily graphic video, the officers may be seen aiming a number of kicks at Nichols’s face. After pulling him up, they ship 5 punches to his face. When he falls to the bottom they goal two extra kicks at his face.

Warning: The following video accommodates scenes that some viewers could discover disturbing. Viewer discretion is suggested.

‘Nichols video left me outraged’: Joe Biden

President Joe Biden mentioned he was “outraged and deeply pained” after watching the video launched of the deadly beating of Nichols.

“It is yet another painful reminder of the profound fear and trauma, the pain, and the exhaustion that Black and Brown Americans experience every single day,” Biden mentioned in a press release.

“I spoke with Tyre’s mother and expressed my condolences,” the president mentioned, including he advised her lawmakers ought to move the George Floyd Act, a bundle of police reform measures that stalled within the final Congress.

“I can only do so much on an executive order at the federal level,” Biden added.

(With inputs from Reuters, AFP and Bloomberg)