Officers were initially called to a residence regarding a domestic disturbance where they learned that the individual involved had left the scene after reportedly violating an order of protection. Because another patrol vehicle was better equipped for transport, the suspect was transferred to officer Richard Tabish for the trip to the police station. During this handoff, officer Tabish was seen on bodywn camera pulling the suspect to the ground when the suspect stopped walking. Hey, hey, HEY. >> OH, YOU FELL, DUDE. >> Why'd you fall? >> Hey, hey, HEY. >> OH, YOU FELL, DUDE. >> Why'd you fall, >> [ __ ] >> Why'd you fall? >> Get off. I'm going to shoot you, [ __ ] Oh my god. >> Let's go. Come on. >> Let's go. The individual's head made contact with the pavement, resulting in a minor injury. He was taken to a local hospital, treated and released before being processed on multiple domestic related charges. >> What up? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I got all >> you still [ __ ] What are you doing? >> Supervisors at the Walkagan Police Department were alerted to the incident shortly afterward by officers on scene. After reviewing the bodywn camera footage, the department immediately placed Officer Tabis on administrative leave and referred the case to the Lake County State's Attorney's Office for independent review. >> I put that uh Manila envelope in the back. >> Okay. >> Officer Tabis was charged with two counts of official misconduct and two counts of battery. He was processed and released pending upcoming court proceedings. Wkegan Mayor Anne Taylor said she was deeply disappointed in the actions of this police officer, but emphasized that she was proud of the department for holding its members accountable and forwarding the case for outside View.