with their hands cuffed behind their back, being repeatedly beaten in the head by a police officer, I must ask: Where is the humanity? 

LaMarr said a 1-year-old child was also in the vehicle at the time of the incident.

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 I'm demanding answers and accountability and justice for my son,  said Beamon's mother, Sirseal Wright, at a press conference with LaMarr on Wednesday, Oct. 14.  There was no reason for him being treated like that. 

 What was done to them has traumatized this entire family,  said Nicole Beamon, Nicholas Beamon's sister.

President Alexander Ayala of Milwaukee Police Association (MPA), which represents the city's rank-and-file officers, said Tuesday Beamon was loosely handcuffed during the arrest, which meant a handgun could have been in reach.

 This is being reviewed by the department. We stand behind our officer for the actions that were taken. No use of force is ever pretty, but that is the nature of our job. The officer is within policy, the arrest is within policy, and the subject did have a firearm in the front pocket of that hoodie,  Ayala said.

At a press conference related to announcing newly released crime data on Wednesday, Oct. 14, Milwaukee Police Chief Jeffrey Norman and Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson both said they had not seen the video. Norman said that he hasn't seen it as the video, and others connected to the case, are under review.

 I understand that the community is looking for answers, I know there's a lot of discussion, but as we all know, thoroughness doesn't come overnight,  Norman said.