High college band member elbowed by cop throughout NOLA Mardi Gras parade
- A highschool horn participant was seemingly shoved by a police officer throughout
- The pupil, Brandon Mitchell, appeared shocked by the alleged assault
- His mom says she is in search of a public apology for her son’s embarrassment
Video of a police officer apparently shoving a excessive schooler at a Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans has ruffled some feathers on-line and domestically.
Brandon Mitchell, a pupil at a neighborhood constitution college, was marching with the L.B. Landry High School band at Thursday night’s Krewe of Muses parade – one of many largest of the season.
During a pause within the marching, a New Orleans Police Department officer is seen on video apparently elbowing the scholar, who was positioned proper beside him on the time.
Mitchell and his fellow brass-instrument-playing band mates reacted to the officer’s act of aggression with what seemed like shock, anger and confusion.
![Brandon Mitchell, a student at a local charter school, was marching with the L.B. Landry High School band at Thursday evening's Krewe of Muses parade - one of the biggest of the season](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/02/11/22/81131807-13071885-Brandon_Mitchell_a_student_at_a_local_charter_school_was_marchin-m-5_1707689383544.jpg)
Brandon Mitchell, a pupil at a neighborhood constitution college, was marching with the L.B. Landry High School band at Thursday night’s Krewe of Muses parade – one of many largest of the season
![During a pause in the marching, a New Orleans Police Department officer is seen on video apparently elbowing the student, who was positioned right beside him at the time](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/02/11/22/81131799-13071885-image-m-6_1707689394741.jpg)
During a pause within the marching, a New Orleans Police Department officer is seen on video apparently elbowing the scholar, who was positioned proper beside him on the time
There seems to be a tense trade earlier than the band begins transferring once more and Mitchell and his buddy transfer on.
Tiffany Jones, Mitchell’s mom, informed a native outlet her son didn’t deserve the aggressive conduct from the unnamed officer, and described him as a considerate buddy and rule-follower.
‘I need a public apology as a result of my son was publicly embarrassed,’ she mentioned.
She confirmed her son and his pals have been in shock over the conduct.
Algiers Charters, which oversees L.B. Landry High School, launched an announcement expressing disappointment within the perceived conduct of the officer on the parade.
‘We at Algiers Charter are deeply dissatisfied by the incident captured within the video, depicting an NOPD Officer pushing an L. B. Landry Student and member of the Marching Pride of Algiers Band Unit.
‘However, we commend our college students for his or her restraint and refusal to interact in adverse conduct. This incident underscores the significance of the battle decision classes we impart to our college students.’
!['I want a public apology because my son was publicly embarrassed,' said Mitchell's mother Tiffany Jones](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/02/11/21/81131785-13071885-_I_want_a_public_apology_because_my_son_was_publicly_embarrassed-a-132_1707688544763.jpg)
‘I need a public apology as a result of my son was publicly embarrassed,’ mentioned Mitchell’s mom Tiffany Jones
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L.B. Landry High School mentioned it’s within the strategy of initiating a gathering with the New Orleans Police Department ‘to handle this matter promptly.’
The establishment added it’s within the strategy of initiating a gathering with the New Orleans Police Department ‘to handle this matter promptly.’
‘Such conduct doesn’t replicate the requirements we anticipate from regulation enforcement officers, neither is it the conduct we anticipate our younger college students to come across from authorities,’ continued the assertion.
‘Respect for authority and acceptable conduct stay core values we instill in our college students.’
The division has reportedly already opened an investigation into the incident and has communicated to the varsity that the method is being strictly adhered to.