The Ohio cop who was seen beating a man over a suspended license is seen in a new video, this time, attacking a handcuffed teen girl.

Euclid, OH — The Euclid police department is receiving some much-deserved attention this month after a viral video showed a police officer savagely beating a man who was in no way a threat, or resisting. Officer Michael Amiott was suspended this week for repeatedly punching Richard Hubbard in the face over a suspended license. However, as a newly released body cam video shows, this violent cop's aggression is not limited to just defenseless men — he also beats up on handcuffed children.

After Amiott was seen beating Hubbard, local media attempted to request his past use of force incidents. When the department sent them over last week, they conveniently omitted any mention of the video below which shows this officer assaulting a handcuffed child — in spite of the report mentioning a use of force incident.

However, WKYC was able to obtain it.

Amiott, who was allowed to resign from his old department amid a corruption scandal was quickly hired on in 2014 with Euclid. He'd spent less than one year on the Mentor police force as a rookie before he was nearly fired for lying about a traffic stop he initiated.

Instead of firing him, however, the Mentor department allowed him to resign and he simply hired on at Euclid shortly after. On his application to Mentor police, Amiott said he wanted to be a cop — not because he wanted to help people — but because he enjoyed the "danger/thrill" of law enforcement.

Apparently, this abusive officer gets a thrill out of hurting defenseless handcuffed children.