Ex Black Marine Captain Takes Over The Scene After MPs Try To Rough Him Up

Kareem El, a former captain in the United States Marine Corps, experienced a violent encounter with American military police in Japan after declining to present his identification, an action well within his legal rights as he is no longer active duty.The confrontation, filmed by a friend, quickly garnered widespread attention when shared on social media, exhibiting El, 32, being forcefully slammed to the ground in Okinawa's entertainment district. Following the incident, El vehemently objected, stating, “Get the f*** off me!”In a second video, captured post-arrest, El questioned the legality of the officers’ actions, asserting, “You have no right to detain me.” The military police maintained jurisdiction, despite the lack of any criminal behavior, leading to El’s eventual release without charges, underlining his claim of being unjustly profiled.El’s brother detailed the incident online, highlighting Kareem’s achievements and noting that he was in Japan to promote his business, implicitly emphasizing the need for fair treatment of civilians abroad. (Photo: facebook.com/young.intentions.7)