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Subscriber Account active since. For some veterans of color, a video of police officers holding a uniformed Black US Army soldier at gunpoint and pepper-spraying him during a traffic stop in Windsor, Virginia, was a reminder that sometimes not even a military uniform is protection enough for Black Americans against threats of police brutality. US Army 2nd Lt. Caron Nazario, a Black and Latino health-services-administration officer with the Virginia Army National Guard, is suing two Virginia police officers, Joe Gutierrez and Daniel Crocker, over aggressive actions taken during a traffic stop in December that started over a license-plate issue but quickly escalated. In video footage from the incident released late last week, two police officers can be seen shouting at Nazario with their guns drawn, pepper-spraying him, and physically striking him repeatedly as they force him to the ground.
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Amid nationwide protests over police abuse, we speak with Cariol Horne, the Buffalo police officer whom a New York court has just vindicated for stopping a fellow cop from choking a handcuffed Black poliice during an arrest. InHorne, who is Black, saw a white officer repeatedly punching the man in the face before putting him in a chokehold. Horne was sanctioned by the Buffalo Police Department, reassigned, then fired injust months before she was eligible to receive her full pension. A new ruling makes her eligible for back pay and pension benefits.
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We also speak with Intisar Rabb, a Harvard Psychology articles professor who is one of three attorneys representing Horne. A New York court has vindicated a former Buffalo police officer who was fired for stopping a fellow cop from choking a handcuffed Black man during an arrest 15 years ago. Police brutality black manCariol Horne, who is Black, saw a white officer repeatedly punching the man in the face before putting him in a chokehold.
After the incident, Horne was sanctioned by the Buffalo Police Department, reassigned, then fired injust months before she was eligible to receive her full pension. Last week, a New York court ruled, making her eligible for back pay and pension benefits.
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Martin Luther King Jr. The officer Horne intervened against, Gregory Kwiatkowski, would later be sentenced to a four-month term in a federal prison for a incident in which he assaulted four African American teenagers in handcuffs. It would protect officers who intervene, and punish officers who cover up abuses or falsify reports. For more, we go to Buffalo to speak with Cariol Horne. We welcome you both to Democracy Now! Cariol Horne, congratulations on winning this victory in court. Take us back to Police brutality black man were you when you saw this white officer attacking this handcuffed Black man?]
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