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Anjanette Young On Wrongful Police House Raid: ‘They Didn’t Care About What Was Happening To Me’
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4:11Now PlayingAnjanette Young, who was handcuffed by the Chicago Police during a wrongful house raid, says that she wants to see accountability for what happened: "It didn't feel like any man in there cared anything about me as a woman or a female … They didn’t care about what was happening to me.”
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Anjanette Young On Wrongful Police House Raid: ‘They Didn’t Care About What Was Happening To Me’
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