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A former Navajo Nation police officer is facing two years in federal prison for using a stun gun and pepper spray on a man while accusing him of 鈥減icking on old ladies鈥� during an incident in McKinley County in 2024.

Henry Antonio Jr. pleaded guilty Tuesday to deprivation of rights in U.S. District Court for New Mexico. The indictment states Antonio, who joined the Navajo Nation Police Department in 2020, 鈥渨ithout legal justification, tased, hit, punched, and pepper sprayed鈥� a man identified in court records as D.C.

A plea agreement states that prosecutors and Antonio鈥檚 defense attorney settled on a possible sentence 鈥渘ot to exceed 24 months' imprisonment.鈥� The agreement states, 鈥淭his agreement takes into account the Defendant's acceptance of responsibility.鈥�

Antonio has been released to await sentencing, which has not been scheduled. His attorney declined to comment Thursday. 

A spokesperson for the Navajo Nation Police Department could not be reached.

According to Antonio鈥檚 plea agreement, on April 3, 2024, he responded to D.C.鈥檚 home after the man reportedly harassed his neighbor, an elderly woman. Antonio and D.C. had a back-and-forth as the officer told him to 鈥渏ust leave her alone.鈥�

When D.C. talked back, 鈥渨ithout giving any directives to D.C., including directives to show me his hands, I pulled my taser and tased him,鈥� the plea agreement states. Antonio used the Taser on D.C. for 46 seconds 鈥渁nd at no point鈥� did he do or say anything threatening toward me.鈥�

The plea agreement states D.C. fell to the ground saying, 鈥淚 didn鈥檛 do nothing,鈥� and Antonio handcuffed him before beating him repeatedly. At his patrol vehicle, D.C. told Antonio, 鈥淚 wasn鈥檛 trying to hurt you,鈥� and Antonio held D.C. by the neck and 鈥減epper sprayed him in the face.鈥�

鈥淎s he yelled in pain, I asked him, 鈥榊ou pick on old ladies?鈥欌�� according to the plea agreement. Antonio demanded D.C., who said he could not see, get into the officer鈥檚 patrol vehicle, pushed him inside and slammed the door on his foot.

In the plea agreement, Antonio said he turned off his lapel camera and, 鈥淚 again pepper sprayed D.C. while driving him to the detention center.鈥� The FBI interviewed Antonio on April 24 and he told agents he had been trained to use his pepper spray and Taser if someone was noncompliant and posed an active threat.

鈥淚 said the encounter with D.C. was neither of these scenarios,鈥� according to the plea agreement.