WATCH: Val Demings safety staff pushes video tracker to the bottom

Security officers for Senate hopeful Rep. Val Demings (D-FL) had been caught on video pushing a person to the bottom throughout a marketing campaign occasion on Aug. 6.

Demings had been visiting supporters at Harry T. & Harriette V. Moore Memorial Park throughout the incident, which is being investigated by Brevard County legislation enforcement, based on Florida Politics.

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"Safety officers take potential threats and threatening habits towards the Chief severely,” Christian Slater, communications director for the Demings marketing campaign, instructed the information outlet. “On this occasion, the person didn't reply to a number of requests to depart and charged at safety personnel in pursuit of Chief Demings’ approaching car.”

The sufferer gave the impression to be a video tracker who was possible attempting to garner data on the Demings marketing campaign. He was subsequently handled for minor scrapes, per the report.

Within the video, a number of safety guards are seen approaching the person earlier than he's seemingly tackled to the bottom.

"What are you doing?" the person is heard saying earlier than being instructed to "keep down."

A second video of the encounter showcased extra dialogue between the person and the safety officers. One of many officers instructed the person that he labored 40 years of labor in safety, together with 23 years in Homeland Safety.

“In corrections, I used to bounce individuals such as you off their head within the jail,” the officer instructed the person who was tackled to the bottom.

The person confused that he was "simply doing my job" and stated he "had been so good to you guys," the video confirmed.

“Transferring ahead, don’t take it private,” the officer demanded.

“Take what private?" the person shot again.

“What’s going to occur to you,” the officer replied.

The Washington Examiner reached out to a consultant for Demings for remark.

Demings is vying for the Democratic nod to unseat incumbent Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) within the race for Senate in a contest that would decide the steadiness of energy within the evenly cut up higher chamber.