By Steve Neavling
ticklethewire.com
Two Border Patrol agents who were accused of excessive force when one of them tased a college student during a traffic stop last year won’t face criminal charges, North Country Public Radio reports.
After reviewing the case, the CBP has decided against filing charges, a spokesperson for the agency said.
The incident was captured on video taken by the alleged victim, Jessica Cooke, who wouldn’t allow agents to search her trunk.
The woman was tackled by one of the agents after she began shouting.
Agents found nothing in the car of Cooke, who said she was held and released after several hours that left her bruised.
The agents, who have not been identified, remain on active duty.
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