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We have video of a New York City bicyclist deliberately knocked to the pavement by a pedestrian. The rider responds by pepper spraying the pedestrian in the face, leaving him writhing on the ground.
Were both of these men justified in their use of force against the other? Were either of them? Neither of them?
That’s what we’ll be diving into today.
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