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NYPD PUNCH AND KICK Protesters After Cops Shot Man for Evading $2.90 Subway Fare
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9:52Now PlayingNYPD was caught assaulting, pepper spraying, and harassing protesters in Brooklyn as they marched for justice following an NYPD mass shooting. The event they are protesting was the NYPD chasing a man who skipped $3 subway fare. Upon confronting him they say he had a knife, to which they responded by open firing a gun in a crowd. They struck four people total, including a random civilian who now has permanent brain damage. Jon Farina covers this protest and the police brutality that followed. SUPPORT our INDEPENDENT ON-THE-GROUND reporting:
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