Police Officer's Disturbing Behavior Caught On Camera
July 17, 2022
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as posted by the channelPolice officers' disturbing behavior gets caught on camera in Miami on TikTok and in California. John Iadarola, Alonzo Bodden and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.
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Officer faces probe for telling Black driver, ‘This is how you guys get killed’
"A Miami-Dade County police officer is under investigation after he was recorded telling a Black driver during a routine traffic stop, “This is how you guys get killed.”
Gerardson Nicolas was on his way to work last week when he was pulled over in North Miami Beach for not wearing his seat belt.
“You’re going to give me your driver’s license. Give me your driver’s license, registration and insurance. If not, you will not be going to work today. Simple thing, man,” the officer told him on June 15, according to a video recorded by Nicolas and posted to TikTok.
As Nicolas was looking for the registration in his mother’s car and pulling out his license, the officer added, “This is how you guys get killed out here, man.”"
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