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Police: Jiujitsu Martial Arts Makes Them Less Violent During Arrests
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November 3, 2021
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8:42Now PlayingThere are new efforts by police departments across the country to reduce their use of deadly force. The Marshall Project found that, in Marietta, Georgia, officers are now being trained in the art of Brazilian jiujitsu. The department made the move after four officers were captured on video, shoving a Black man named Renardo Lewis man against a wall at an IHOP before tasing and punching him. Jamiles Lartey, staff writer for The Marshall Project, joins Yodit Tewolde on “Making the Case” to discuss this new training.
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