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1:15Now PlayingDisturbing footage has emerged of Kentucky police chucking slushies as unsuspecting pedestrians in low-income neighborhoods, in scenes straight out of the show “Glee.”
Footage released by the Louisville Metro Police Department this week shows former officers Curtis Flynn, 40, and Bryan Wilson, 36, driving around in an unmarked vehicle in their uniforms and chucking large slushies at people on the sidewalks.
In one video, the cops are seen cruising down Berry Boulevard in south Louisville when they spot a woman walking down the sidewalk in the rain.
As the car slows down, an officer can be seen asking the woman: “Hey baby, you got change for a dollar?”
Then, when the woman turns toward them, the cop yells, “How ‘bout a drink” as he tosses the contents of his cup at the woman. The two cops then speed away laughing.
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