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Roland Breaks Down Video of Jacksonville Cops Beating Black Man
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32:11Now Playingoland reviews the disturbing body cam footage of Jacksonville police violently assaulting William McNeel Jr. after an unlawful traffic stop, raising serious questions about abuse, cover-up, and accountability.
🔥 William McNeel Jr. was pulled over for a supposed headlight violation
🔥 Officers punched him, slammed him, and beat him after he asked for a supervisor
🔥 Body cam footage contradicts police claims of resisting and weapon threats
🔥 Charges for marijuana and traffic infractions were dismissed—but he still suffered
🔥 Jacksonville’s Black sheriff is accused of protecting a culture of violence
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