said Beamon and two 20-year-old women, also in the vehicle at the time of the traffic stop, were taken into custody following the incident.

 He was in custody for less than a day,  LaMarr said.  As we speak [Monday, Oct. 12], he does not have any charges at this moment. 

Police said any charges for the three individuals taken into custody will be referred to the district attorney.

LaMarr said the use of force in this situation was unjustified.

 Obviously this family seeks accountability. You know, the police department often speaks immediately following many situations that occur in the city. And we would expect the same in this situation,  LaMarr said.  We would expect that the body camera footage be released immediately. I don't see that there's any reason to delay the entirety of the body camera footage to be released. I think that will provide a quick assessment as to really what took place as it relates to bringing the occupants out of this vehicle. We think that what happened here was excessive; it was unconstitutional. 

12 News has reached out to Milwaukee police with several questions and requested an interview about this incident, but have not yet received a response.