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dont say nothin just reblog if she looks like who you know we all think she looks like

Eat ass

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I laugh every fuckin time I pass this sign

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“Stop Resisting!” yelled cops beating black man who was lying without motion on asphalt

Suspect Derrick A. Price didn’t spit, didn’t kick, didn’t threaten. He knelt and then lay on the pavement, hands outstretched, when arrested by sheriff’s deputies in a community south of Ocala.

Then he was beaten.

“Stop resisting!” at least one deputy called out, as Price reacted to the blows.

Five ex-Marion County deputies now face possible prison terms. As they captured Price, video captured their conduct.

A federal grand jury in Tampa charged the last of the disgraced lawmen late Tuesday, accusing Jesse Alan Terrell, 33, of violating Price’s civil rights. Four of Terrell’s former colleagues had already pleaded guilty to the crime after accepting plea agreements.

Video showed what Marion Sheriff Chris Blair saw before suspending the deputies — without pay — four days after the Aug. 7, 2014, incident.

It captured deputies kneeing, kicking and pummeling a prostrate man, with no sign of resistance, while one sat on his legs. It showed a puddle of blood where his face had rested.

Price suffered facial abrasions, swelling and bruised ribs, but was not hospitalized.

Full story and video

This is how officers arrest black men suspected with possession of drugs. That’s hatred! I hope all these beasts would never work as police officers again. There should be no place for power tripping jerks in police.

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5 men to beat up one submitting man what pieces of shit hope they lose their jobs

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One of the five was found not guilty.

The other 4 resigned before pleading guilty to deprivation of rights under the color of law. Two received sentences of 1 year + 1 day and 3 years probation, the other two received 14 months and 3 years probation.

They also filed false reports about the incident, gave false statements about what happened prior to the release of the security footage, and were given leniency in light of their testimony in the case of the officer who was acquitted.