Shocking video from Baltimore shows a bouncer choking a college student and slamming his head through a car window.
The incident outside Cross Street Public House has sparked outrage and an ongoing police investigation. In response, the venue has cut ties with the security company and banned the bouncer.
But the big question remains: Was this level of force legal?
On today's Sentinel Mindset, we're dissecting the footage to ask:
➡️ Where is the line for security personnel to use force?
➡️ Does a bouncer have the right to detain someone like this?
➡️ When does defense become excessive assault?
This is a critical discussion about accountability, private security limits, and public safety.
What are your thoughts? Drop them below. 👇
Watch the full analysis on our platform (Link in comments).
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