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Florida Man Exposes Abuse Of Power, Cops Face Consequences
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November 10, 2022
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6:01Now PlayingA legally blind Florida man, James Hodges, exposes cops that were caught on camera abusing their power with an arrest they had no legal ground for. John Iadarola and Adrienne Lawrence break it down on The Damage Report.
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Legally blind Florida man arrested when cane is confused for a gun
"Two deputies will be suspended and a Florida sheriff has apologized after a visually impaired man was arrested last month when his walking cane was mistaken for a gun, officials said.
James Hodges, 61, of Lake City, was arrested the morning of Oct. 31 and accused of resisting an officer without violence, according to an arrest report and body camera video of his detainment provided Wednesday to NBC News by the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office.
In a videotaped statement Tuesday on Facebook, Sheriff Mark Hunter identified the arresting deputies as Jayme Gohde and her supervisor, Sgt. Randy Harrison.
The deputies face suspension without pay and Harrison was demoted after an investigation was launched when Hodges requested body camera video of his arrest, Hunter said."
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