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Old Footage Of White Cops Harassing Ahmaud Arbery Surfaces

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Ahmaud Arbery was apparently a target of Glynn County Police for some time, this after older video footage was unearthed and shared publicly.

In the clip, Arbery is seen being cooperative and had his hands up but police still attempted to fire a taser gun at him.

The video was obtained through a public records request and as noted by the outlet, police allowed Arbery to go home without any charges but he wasn’t allowed to drive home due to his license being suspended.

The legal team representing Arbery’s family believes that this proves Glynn County police had it in for him somehow and of course, media outlets reached back into his records to uncover any potential criminal activity.

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