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Video Captures Chicago Cops Hitting, Stunning & Dragging A Black Teen Downstairs At School
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April 13, 2019
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12:43Now PlayingNewly released surveillance video shows Chicago police officers dragging a high school student down a flight of stairs and kicking and hitting her and using a stun gun.
Dnigma Howard, 16, initially faced felony charges after police said she initiated the January incident at Marshall High School. However, the charges were dropped, and the newly released video contradicts what police reported. []
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