San Diego Sheriffs Department is facing a lawsuit for a sickening display of police brutality.
Police were searching for a domestic violence suspect when Antonio Martinez happen to walk by them while putting the hood of his sweatshirt on, on his way to work in his familys bakery.
Sheriffs Deputies, who had no reasonable suspicion to detain him, called out to Martinez to stop.
When Matinez, who has the mental capacity of a 7-year-old, did not stop, Deputy Jeffrey Guy became angry at him for exercising his constitutional right not to stop for a consensual detention, the lawsuit alleges.
The lawsuit states that the deputy looked Tony in the face and then unloaded a canister of highly irritating pepper spray into Tonys face and eyes, beat him with a weighted baton, slammed his face on the pavement and cuffed him.