Marc Lamont Hill BLASTS Cops Over Viral Beating of Black Driver in Traffic Stop
July 28, 2025
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3:54Now PlayingMarc Lamont Hill BLASTS Cops Over Viral Beating of Black Driver in Traffic Stop
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as posted by the channelA viral video out of Jacksonville shows police smashing a car window and punching 22-year-old William McNeil Jr. during what should’ve been a simple traffic stop.
Cops say McNeil was “verbally combative” and “reached for a knife.” But the footage tells a different story. Now, civil rights attorneys Ben Crump and Harry Daniels are calling it excessive force and police misconduct.
In this excerpt from the latest NIGHT SCHOOL episode, Marc Lamont Hill breaks down the incident and the larger issue of how Black people are policed in America.
This case isn’t just about one stop, it’s about the constant criminalization of Black existence, and the deep need for real accountability. To watch the FULL episode, look under the NIGHT SCHOOL playlist on Marc Lamont Hill's Official YouTube Channel.
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