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6:32Now PlayingThis video obtained by thecivilrightslawyer.com showed corporal J.D. Ellison with the Nicholas county sheriff’s dept. in west Virginia pulling over a man for apparently flashing his high beams to warn people about a speed trap. Jayar Jackson and Jessica Burbank break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE on weekdays at noon ET.
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"Isn’t that weird that I just did a video on the issue of whether there’s a constitutionally protected right to flash your lights at oncoming traffic, in order to warn them of an approaching speed trap, and then what do you know, it ends up happening again right here in West Virginia. This brand new exclusive footage you’re about to see however, is the worst of those incidents I think you’ll ever see anywhere on Youtube. Frankly, I’m disgusted by the actions of this deputy with the Nicholas County, West Virginia Sheriff’s Department."
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