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Video of alleged excessive force committed by former H.S.C.S.O. Deputy Chris Winberry released

By Pete Tubbs MDR Editor
Mar 26, 2022
Mar 26, 2022
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Former Deputy Winberry tackling a suspect — The above screenshot, taken from a video released by the Hot Spring County Sheriff's Office, shows former Deputy Chris Winberry tackling a suspect. Seconds after this moment in the video, Winberry can be seen striking the suspect several times with his fists before being told to "stop" by another officer.
Screenshot taken from body camera footage released by the Hot Spring County Sheriff's Office

Deputy Chris Winberry resigned from the Hot Spring County Sheriff’s Office in August of 2021 amidst an F.B.I. investigation. The investigation, in Sheriff Mike Cash’s own words, “centers on whether the former deputy used excessive force when making some arrests.”