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Syracuse Cops Violently Arrest A Black Man Because They Claim His Music Was Too Loud
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June 9, 2019
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9:55Now PlayingIn Syracuse, Police Officer Chris Buske arrested Shaolin Moore for playing his music too loud.
The passenger in the car was also arrested for videotaping the violent arrest of Moore. According to the Syracuse Police Department, they are reviewing the incident.
What is wrong with these rouge cops? Why does it seem as if they want to antagonize and provoke African Americans?
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