By Daniel Bates
Two cops have been fired after being filmed brutally beating a suspect then doing a celebratory chest bump.
The shocking footage shows the officers holding the man down, punching him and kicking him in the head more than a dozen times.
As he lies motionless on the concrete the officers move away - and bump each other in the sick celebration.
Suspect Nicholas Blume had only been stopped for a traffic violation at the time in Albuquerque, New Mexico, when he was beaten up.
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In an apparent attempt to cover his tracks, Doyle later wrote in his notebook that he was afraid Blume had a gun on him and needed to be restrained.
The footage was only released after a Freedom of Information request by the Albuquerque Journal - but the first version did not include the chest bump.
Instead it finished after the kicking and did not show the end, where the cops congratulate each other.
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