City drops charges against woman pulled from car, thrown to ground by Chicago police at Brickyard Mall | The Crusader Newspaper Group

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City drops charges against woman pulled from car, thrown to ground by Chicago police at Brickyard Mall | The Crusader Newspaper Group

Mia Wright wants charges brought against Chicago police officer involved By ABC7 Charges have been dropped against a woman involved in a violent confrontation involving police outside Chicago's Brickyard Mall. Cell phone video showed officers smashing into a vehicle and pulling Mia Wright out of the vehicle by her hair. CHICAGO BRICKYARD , police thought […]

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