Video posted online shows incident between numerous officers and 16-year-old girl
An Indigenous family in Surrey says they plan to pursue legal action against Guildford mall's security team after a 16-year-old girl was detained"in an aggressive and excessive manner."
"We believe the public deserves to know about the realities of racial discrimination faced by Indigenous individuals in public spaces." In a phone call, the stepfather shared that his daughter suffered minor injuries, including bruising, and is still sore from the incident. The stepfather said that the girl did spit towards a security guard in response to the guard allegedly"slapping" her phone out of her hand and breaking it.General says he intends to pursue legal action against the mall's security team, alleging that the guards applied excessive force to his stepdaughter who is also a minor and was held to the ground for no apparent reason.
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