Protesters in the United States of America are currently calling the government of the country to arrest and fire the police officers that were seen kneeling on the back of a pregnant black woman.

The footage that is viral on the internet right now shows a police officer kneeling on the back of a pregnant woman during an arrest.

It happened during a gathering at a gas station.

The incident happened in Kansas City, USA.

According to a statement that was released by the Kansas City Police Department, the police were called to the location on September 30, 2020, at 10:49 pm by a security officer that the gas station and convenience store.

15 to 20 individuals were reportedly fighting on the property of the business.

When police officers arrived at the scene, the owner told the officers that he wanted everyone off the property if they were not going to buy anything.

Security camera video that was released by the police of the incident shows as many as a dozen people gathered at the business at some point.

Some of the people that were in the video could be seen pushing each other.

According to a statement, a man physically interfered with the officers’ investigation and did not want to lead.

Officers tried to arrest the man, but the crowd prevented the officer from arresting the man, who ran away from the scene, but he later tripped.

At that point, a woman tried to pull the suspect away from the police officers.

Chanel Le’Yoshe, who saw the arrests, said that there was no fighting or issues before the police arrived.

According to Chanel, the gathering was organized by a local Black activist, who was releasing some balloons to honor a victim of violence.

The woman that was arrested by the police has been identified as 25-year-old Deja Stallings.

She is 9 months pregnant, said Stacy Shaw, her attorney.

The police said that one of the officers tried to arrest Stallings while she was standing, but she was continuously resisting physical arrest, at which point he had to place her on the ground so he could arrest her.

Their arrests occurred out of view of the security camera video.

The police officer that arrested the woman said that he was not applying any pressure on his legs when he was kneeling on the woman.

The police also called an ambulance at the scene to make sure that Stallings was okay.

She was evaluated at a hospital and was released by the police.

In a statement that Shaw released, she said:

The question is only why this officer body slammed a pregnant woman and put his knee and her back. What they’re saying is because they asked her to leave, because she was pulling this away from an officer that that somehow justifies a white, large officer, body slamming 120-some pound, nine month pregnant woman, twisting her arm above her head and kneeling in her back.

Stallings is being charged with interfering with an arrest.