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VIDEO: Cop Brutalizes Black Man In Handcuffs, Goes Viral
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August 8, 2022
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4:42Now PlayingVideo of a Mississippi cop goes viral after the cop beats a handcuffed man, Eugene Lewis, on the street. John Iadarola and Francesca Fiorentini break it down on The Damage Report.
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Viral Video Shows Mississippi Highway Patrolman Beating Black Man On Side Of The Road
"Aviral video from McComb, MS, shows a member of the Mississippi Highway Patrol violently handling a Black man in custody. It is unclear why the officer initially stopped Eugene Lewis and his brothers, but the video shows the unidentified officer roughly handling a handcuffed Eugene.
The video runs a little more than five minutes. Packer and Darius Lewis, Eugene’s brothers, can be heard in the background narrating the officer’s actions and exchanging words from time to time. From the video, the two stay back away from the officer and their brother, but they refuse to budge.
“We looking at you choke the man, but we gonna stay back and record you.”"
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