A Vancouver police officer has been charged with assault for allegedly pushing a woman with cerebral palsy to the ground in the Downtown Eastside in June.
Charges were laid yesterday against Const. Taylor Robinson. The charge follows a three-month investigation into the incident by New Westminster police after the victim filed a complaint.
A security video, showing Robinson pushing the resident to the ground without apparent reason, was made public in July.
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