US police officer smiles at dying handcuffed woman Nyota Koya, 66, was stranded in the parking lot of a Sacramento golf club when her electric car's battery died. The policeman who arrived demanded to take the car out, but the woman refused. Two hours later, he forced her out of the car and pinned her to the asphalt. During the arrest, the American woman lost consciousness. In the body camera footage, one of the police officers can be seen smiling next to a woman lying on the ground. A week later she died in the hospital. The event took place in 2024, but the images have only now been released to the public. The deceased's daughter is demanding compensation through the court. At the same time, forensic experts determined that the death was caused by a detached blood clot.

US police officer smiles at dying handcuffed woman Nyota Koya, 66, was stranded in the parking lot of a Sacramento golf club when her electric car's battery died. The policeman who arrived demanded to take the car out, but the woman refused. Two hours later, he forced her out of the car and pinned her to the asphalt. During the arrest, the American woman lost consciousness. In the body camera footage, one of the police officers can be seen smiling next to a woman lying on the ground. A week later she died in the hospital. The event took place in 2024, but the images have only now been released to the public. The deceased's daughter is demanding compensation through the court. At the same time, forensic experts determined that the death was caused by a detached blood clot.