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On January 7, 2021, a security camera in a small courtroom in Pike County, Mississippi, filmed a judge leave his bench and pin a defendant face down on his desk with his own hands. Seconds earlier, the defendant had thrown a phone at him. His name was Sidney Newsome. He was 27 and in court on a domestic violence charge. It was a short hearing. His mother and brother had come to watch. There was no deputy in the room that day. Just a transport officer and two clerks. In the video below, Newsome signs his paperwork and hands it to Judge Aubrey Rimes. Then he starts arguing. The judge has heard enough and signals for him to be taken out. Newsome refuses to go. When the officer tries to steer him toward the door, he grabs a stack of papers off the judge's desk and throws them at him. The clerks run. His mother jumps up. The officer gets him to the ground, but he overpowers her, grabs a telephone, hurls it at the judge and knocks over a computer monitor. That's when Rimes comes down from the bench and pins him to the desk alone. Newsome's brother rushes in too. Nobody can tell if he is trying to help or not. Four more officers run in and drag Newsome out. Then the judge goes back, sits down and leans back in his chair. A clerk puts the monitor back. Court goes on. The brother was not charged. Newsome got a contempt charge and 48 more hours behind bars. Weeks later the county decided deputies would be in that courtroom at all times. One officer, two clerks and a judge in a robe. That was all the security that room had. Was Judge Rimes a hero that day, or just lucky that a phone was the worst thing within reach?

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