This video should be shown at every Law Enforcement academy. It is a classic example of how not to handle a stop. Reporter but retired judge Ladoris Cordell was outraged what she saw recorded from a San Leandro Police body camera. It scares me now they can do stuff to you and you have no say so. Reporter douglas is the man who stars in the video. The van he lives in in a 7 eleven parking lot an open beer can outside the passenger door. Officers seem in the video to believe theres probable cause its his. I started getting upset because he kept on trying to make that beer can mine. Reporter he says its not. Officers eventually address him for driving under the influence. Stop resisting im not resisting reporter but not before they dragged him out of the car, give him a chokehold and he goes unconscious for 30 second. He also had a concussion and possibly a pinched nerve. He was also arrested for resisting arrest. Afterwards, it turns out he had guns in the back of the van one loaded. He
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