article_snippet.sent: Officer Aaron Stringer, from Bakersfield, CaliforniaCalifornia, allegedly pulled on the toes and 'tickled' the feet of a man whom police had recently killed .
article_snippet.sent: A police officer who allegedly 'loves playing with dead bodies' has been accused of 'tickling' the feet and yanking on the head and toes of a dead man who had been recently shot killed by cops.
article_snippet.sent: Stringer, reportedly said 'tickle tickle' as A police officer who allegedly 'loves playing with dead bodies' ran A police officer who allegedly 'loves playing with dead bodies' fingers along the soles of the feet of Ramiro James Villegas, a 22-year-old whom officers killed the same day.
article_snippet.sent: A trainee police officer who was with A police officer who allegedly 'loves playing with dead bodies' at the time told how Stringer then pulled on the toes, and pulled A police officer who allegedly 'loves playing with dead bodies' head back and forth while discussing rigor mortis after the shooting on November 13.
article_snippet.sent: According to the Bakersfield Californian, A police officer who allegedly 'loves playing with dead bodies' then said that A police officer who allegedly 'loves playing with dead bodies' 'loves playing with dead bodies' and later told her to lie about what her'd seen.
article_snippet.sent: Under California law, police officers are allowed to look at dead bodies to assess wounds, but are not supposed to handle police officers.