Borisade has also been charged with battery after the incident

Police attempted to arrest Martinez after she quit her job in a bar

A police officer with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has been charged with battery after he repeatedly punched a woman in the chest while she was in handcuffs.

The officer Akinyemi Borisade, 26, has been fired, according to Undersheriff Pat Ivey.

Video released by the police department shows Mayra Martinez, 31, being attacked by the officer after she struggles and attempts to kick the officer.

Martinez, a bar worker at Scores on University Boulevard in Jacksonville, was arrested at around 5pm on Wednesday and was charged with trespassing and resisting police.

According to the police report, Martinez was drunk and belligerent when two officers, including Borisade, attempted to remove her from the bar where she worked after she quit on her first day.

She tried to kick and bite the attending officers, according to the report.

Sheriff Mike Williams said in a press conference: 'There are ways that this could have been dealt with without striking her.

The officer Akinyemi Borisade, 26, has been fired, according to Undersheriff Pat Ivey. Pictured, the officer moving the woman back towards a wall

Video released by the police department shows Mayra Martinez, 31, being attacked by the officer after she struggles and attempts to kick the officer. Pictured, Martinez being slammed against the wall

'He could have turned her around and held her in a transporting position that they are trained in.'

The woman was not transported to the hospital.

Martinez (pictured), a bar worker at Scores on University Boulevard in Jacksonville, was arrested at around 5pm on Wednesday and was charged with trespassing and resisting police

Pat Ivey told News4Jax: 'He could have turned her around and held her in a transporting position that they are trained in back over to the location to wait by the door.

'He could have stood there with her, but there was no need to strike her.'

The shocking video begins with a handcuffed Martinez walking towards towards Borisade who pushes her back against a wall.

Martinez then lifts her leg and appears to kick the officer and he launches into an attack of at least three punches to her stomach and chest.

Borisade, who was hired by the force in March 2015, holds the woman against the wall until another officer puts his arm on the officer's shoulder.

The woman is released and slumps to the floor.

At least two other officers and other bystanders witness the attack but do nothing to intervene or help the woman.

In the rest of the video Martinez is left alone on her knees.

Corrections officers who witnessed the incident reported it to their supervisors, and it was investigated by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Integrity Unit.

Sheriff Mike Williams said in a press conference: 'There are ways that this could have been dealt with without striking her.' Pictured, the officer preparing to swing at the victim

The video continues with shocking scenes of the officer punching the woman directly in the chest (pictured)

Borisade, who was hired by the force in March 2015, holds the woman against the wall until another officer puts his arm on the officer's shoulder

Ivey said that Borisade cannot appeal his dismissal because he is a probationary officer.

However, if he successfully completes a name-clearing hearing with the police department he could reapply as an officer with another agency.

The National Sheriff's Association wrote on social media: 'We give much credit to [the Jackson Sheriff's Office] for their transparency in releasing this video.'

MailOnline has contacted the Sheriff's Office about the issue of the other officers standing by and watching the attack but have not yet had a response.

The National Sheriff's Association wrote on social media: 'We give much credit to [the Jackson Sheriff's Office] for their transparency in releasing this video'