Ohio K-9 unit attacks an unarmed Black man | USA TODAY
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as posted by the channelFootage apparently shows a police dog being released by a K-9 unit to attack an unarmed Black man who was kneeling on the ground.
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An unarmed Black man was mauled by a police dog in Ohio after he had already surrendered to authorities with his hands up following a high-speed car chase through multiple counties earlier this month, according to newly released body camera footage.
The lengthy pursuit began after Jadarrius Rose, 23, of Tennessee, failed to stop for a vehicle inspection by an Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper on July 4. The footage, which was first obtained by the Scioto Valley Guardian through a public records request, shows state troopers giving the dog’s handling officer several warnings to not release the dog if the man surrendered with his hands in the air.
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