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DC Metro Officers Taser Unarmed Black Man Because He Looked Like He Wanted To Fight Cops
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13:27Now PlayingA Black man approached police officers at a DC metro station to ask why DC Metro police officers were detaining two young African American men.
The cops apparently did not appreciate being questioned and one officer began pushing the man and then tasered him.
In a statement, the Metro Transit Police Department explained that the incident report says the officer deployed the taser because the unidentified child advocate interfered with the investigation and "exhibited behavior consistent with preparing to fight the officer."
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