A GRAND JURY HAS FORCED AN ARIZONA OFFICER OFF OF THE FORCE AFTER WATCHING FOOTAGE OF HER PUMMELING A 9 MONTH PREGNANT WOMAN WHO WAS HANDCUFFED AT THE TIME. (PHOTO).

 A grand jury has forced an Arizona officer off of the force after watching footage of her pummeling a 9 month pregnant woman who was handcuffed at the time. 

Carri Carrico has been forced out of her job after footage of her violent and unprofessional behavior surfaced. 

In the video, you can see former officer  Carrico shoving a 21-year-old pregnant female into a wall before physically dragging her to a bench where she punches the restrained victim in the head. During the entire violent ordeal, former officer Carrico verbally betrated the woman calling her "gross, "and "nasty". 

The woman had been taken into custody on a reckless driving charge. She would eventually be taken to the hospital, where she was diagnosed with a concussion and was treated for a contusion. 

Former officer Carrico is also accused of punching a restrained man two months after her @ssault on the pregnant woman. 

Carri Carrico was indicted by a grand jury on May 27th and now faces two counts of @ssault in addition to losing her job. The second count is from the second encounter after the pregnant woman.

Carri Carrico continues to defend her actions admitting that it looks bad but stating she was defending herself and simply reverted to her training.

However a supervising sergeant described Carrico's actions as over the top and completely unnecessary. 

Carri Carrico is scheduled for trial on her charges in November of this year. She has pleaded not guilty to both charges.