Video Catches Cop Planting Drugs, Assaulting Unarmed Black Man
April 1, 2015
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as posted by the channelCenk Uygur and John Iadaola of The Young Turks discuss an unarmed black man who was dragged out of his vehicle and brutally beat up by Detroit police. The man was accused of being in possession of crack cocaine at the time of the arrest. Recently released dash cam footage shows Officer William “Robocop” Melendez planting the drugs. What can be done about this epidemic of brutality from the Police force? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.
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"Floyd Dent, a 57 year old black man, was pulled over on January 28 during what should have been a routine traffic stop. Instead he was dragged out of his vehicle, repeatedly bunched and tased until he was left with broken bones and blood on his brain. Dent was originally arrested for resisting arrest and for crack cocaine found under his passenger seat that he claims was planted. Thanks to video evidence, it has been proven that not only did Dent not resist arrest but that one of the Police Officers, William “Robocop” Melendez, clearly planted a small bag of drugs. Despite having a debatably cool nickname, this is not the first time this officer has been charged with planting evidence at a crime scene.
Dent was offered a plea deal that he has refused to accept, continuing to claim innocence.”
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Cop Planting Drugs, O'Reilly 'Killing Jesus', Boycott Indiana, Anti-Anti Gay Back Peddling - The Young Turks Hour 1, 03/31/2015
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