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Wisconsin police chief responds to allegations officer planted evidence

The video has been widely circulated on social media. In the video, shot from within the front-seat area of the vehicle, the officer can be seen walking up to the vehicle, throwing something small and white into the back seat, then preparing to put on his gloves. The video then pans to show a baggie on the back seat of the vehicle. A small portion of the cellphone video, shot from within a vehicle, which is alleged to show a Caledonia police officer planting evidence. Chief responds Caledonia Police Chief Christopher Botsch posted a message to social media on Saturday afternoon asking for the public’s patience while his department investigates the allegations.

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Wisconsin Officer Allegedly Caught On Camera Planting Drugs On Black Man

Will this quiet the social media storm? UPDATED ON : JULY 25, 2021 / 07:15 PM Written by Paul Meara & Nigel Roberts UPDATE: A Wisconsin police chief attempted to clear his officers of wrongdoing Saturday night (July 24) amid growing suspicion on social media that they planted evidence in a Black man’s car during a traffic stop. Caledonia Police Chief Christopher Botsch explained the results of his investigation in a Facebook post and police body camera videos. In a viral video on social media, an officer is seen tossing a plastic bag into the back seat of the pulled-over car. Botsch wrote that the bag didn’t contain drugs and was taken from a passenger’s pocket during the search.

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Wisconsin police respond to social media misinformation about planting evidence

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