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The camera phone footage, posted by an account that shares street news in Baltimore County, shows a shirtless Black man with a TV under his arm. A police cruiser pulls up, suggesting the man may have obtained the flat-screen by extralegal means. Advertisement Hide
However, in the comments, one user said the man actually purchased the TV and was heading home with it.
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A police officer jumps out of his cruiser, and at first, he appears to have the advantage over the alleged thief. Even after the man takes off running down the sidewalk, the officer is keeping pace.
Scenes from the protests trended on social media. Femicide, the systemic killing of women, is recognized by the World Health Organization. Women across Mexico took to the streets on [#8M21] to protest the crisis of violence they face on a daily basis
…five million women were victims of sexual violence in the second half of 2020 in Mexico. Advertisement Hide
Before Monday’s protest, police barricaded President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s presidential palace. According to a
Washington Post report, the Mexican president “has long had tense relationships with feminist movements, [and] stoked the anger of many women for his support of a gubernatorial candidate accused of sexual assault, alongside continuing high cases of gender-based violence.”
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The video clip, also shared by Twitter user @davenewworld , was made public by the American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado, a co-plaintiff in the suit. The footage shows the boy sitting in a common area as deputies talk to him. Less than a minute later, an officer takes the child’s wrists and starts cuffing him.
“Stop, you’re hurting me,” the boy cries.
“We don’t want to hurt you,” an officer replies. “We just want you to walk with us, OK?”
The boy cries “stop” repeatedly and struggles with the officers. Advertisement Hide
Later, the boy writhes, and an officer aggressively grabs the boy’s neck, saying, “You’re going to stop. Look at me.”
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