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Is It Possible To Stop “Rambo” Cops From Killing Unarmed People? - The Ring Of Fire
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8:54Now PlayingIt seems like almost every other day there’s a new story about a Rambo-style police officer killing an unarmed or restrained citizen. These stories paint a picture of a police force that has gone completely off the rails, and one of the causes of this is the poor training that these officers receive.
America’s Lawyer, Mike Papantonio, discusses this with attorney attorney Aaron Watson.
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