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Handcuffed Black Man Paralyzed After Cops Place Him Unsecured In Police Van And Slam On Brakes
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11:09Now PlayingIn Connecticut, a black man is paralyzed from the neck after being seriously injured in the back of a police van when the driver braked suddenly.
36-year-old Richard "Randy" Cox, was on his way to processing on a weapons charge when his head struck the back wall of the van.
Chris O'Neal, a civil rights attorney at Ben Crump Law spoke with Roland Martin about this disturbing incident.
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