In a shocking turn of events, West Virginia police officer Nathan Lanham has lost his job after pointing a gun at a woman named Beth Delloma. The incident, which occurred on a quiet street in the small town of Charleston, has sparked outrage and raised questions about police conduct and accountability.
The community’s response to the incident was swift and unequivocal. Calls for Lanham to be held accountable for his actions grew louder, and after reviewing the evidence, it was determined that Lanham’s conduct was inexcusable and violated departmental policies.
Delloma was arrested and hit with a felony charge for fleeing in a vehicle recklessly … and she was in jail from Thursday to Monday, when a judge finally tossed the charge.
Lanham showed no regret as he laid out his side of the story in a criminal complaint … saying it all kicked off when he pulled Delloma over and asked for her vehicle registration, driver’s license, and proof of insurance.
When Delloma said the docs were at her house, Lanham claimed he told her he’d be towing the car and she couldn’t leave — that’s when things escalated … as seen in the dramatic footage, which ended with him body-slamming Delloma to the ground and cuffing her as she screamed for help.
Delloma said she wasn’t sure if he was a real cop … and when she asked to see his badge, things went from zero to 100 really fast.
With the incident caught on camera, horrified locals have rallied together and thrown their support behind Delloma.
The story of West Virginia Cop Nathan Lanham and Beth Delloma is a powerful example of the impact of police misconduct and the importance of holding law enforcement officers accountable for their actions. It serves as a call to action for continued reform and oversight within our criminal justice system to ensure that all members of our community are treated with dignity and respect.
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