San Bernardino Officer Slams Handcuffed Black Teen’s Face on Concrete — Then Tries To Cover it Up After being assaulted by other teenagers inside a San Bernardino grocery store, she walked out — only to be grabbed from behind without warning by Officer Jackson Tubbs. According to the lawsuit, Tubbs hip-tossed her face-first onto the concrete while she was partially handcuffed, knocking her unconscious. She woke up in the back of a police car, covered in blood. When she asked what happened, the officer told her she had simply fallen. But the body camera was still recording. In this video, we examine the documented details of the May 2025 incident involving Erin Cowser: the use of force captured on video, the alleged inconsistencies and cover-up, the statements reportedly made to her family, and the civil rights lawsuit filed in San Bernardino County Superior Court against Officer Jackson Tubbs, Officer Cynthia Guillen, and the City of San Bernardino. 👉 DROP a 💙 if you believe NOBODY should be brutalized in such a manner! 👉 SUBSCRIBE because tomorrow's story will blow your mind 👉 COMMENT where in the world you're watching from! 👉 TYPE 'JUSTICE' if you think corruption should always be exposed ⚠️ This story contains discussions of racial profiling, false arrest, and systematic discrimination. #Sheriffdeputy #RacialBias #RacialProfiling #corruptsystem #corruptionexposed Disclaimer: This story is for educational and awareness purposes.