and new york times contributing columnist radley balko. he is a freelance investigative reporter covering the criminal justice system and is the author of the substack the watch. marq claxton, let me begin with you, and what is the latest case to have developed exclusively because we are in the video age. one of the most important aspects of what we are seeing should be the understanding that incidents like this have been happening for over 100 years in america. and the only reason we know about this one is the video. that that false police report that was submitted has been submitted thousands upon thousands upon thousands of times, in similar cases, for which there were no witnesses and no video and no one could, in any significant way, questioned those reports in the past. we are here tonight discussing this exclusively because of
instead, they captured police officers yanking mr. nichols from a car, threatening to hurt him, and after he ran away, catching up with him and inflicting the deadly beating. all the while, it appears from the videos, that mr. nichols never struck back. it was the latest instance nationwide in which video evidence whether from body cam footage or a bystander cell phone offered a starkly different account of police violence from what officers had reported themselves. leading off our discussion tonight is marq claxton, a former new york city police detective and a member of the black law enforcement alliance, and new york times contributing columnist radley balko. he is a freelance investigative reporter covering the criminal justice system and is the author of the substack the watch. marq claxton, let me begin with you, and what is the latest case to have developed exclusively because we are in the video age. one of the most important
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