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NYC Cop Avoids Choke Death Charge, Triggers Protests
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December 4, 2014
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2:22Now PlayingDec. 4 (Bloomberg) -- A white New York City police officer accused of killing a black man with a chokehold avoided indictment, triggering new protests over police use of force a week after a Missouri grand jury cleared a white officer there in the shooting death of an unarmed black teen. Bloomberg “Money Clip” Host Olivia Sterns reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
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