The Milwaukee Police Department apologized Wednesday and said officers who "acted inappropriately" have been disciplined after an internal investigation over an incident in which a stun gun was used on Milwaukee Bucks rookie Sterling Brown after he was questioned over a potential parking violation in January.
Body-cam video of the incident was released by the police shortly after Milwaukee Police Chief Alfonso Morales' news conference. Criminal charges against Brown were not pursued, Morales said in a statement read to gathered media.
"I am sorry this incident escalated to this level," said Morales, who did not take questions from reporters.