NYPD Arrest Leaves Woman Nearly Naked (VIDEO)

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A 48-year-old Brooklyn grandmother had just taken a shower when the NYPD knocked on her door, and dragged her while she was topless from her apartment by about 12 cops. Police were responding to a domestic disturbance call at the building from another apartment, but thought it was for hers.

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  1. As an African American male who has been falsely accused on multiple occasions by police I can tell you EXACTLY what happens when I am in that situation.

    1.) There are no negotiations. Once they decide that I’m guilty, they will dig, and dig.. for anything to justify their actions. Failing to find a legitimate offense results in the old standby of “You fit the description of a burglar that’s been seen in the neighborhood.”

    2.) There is no “Let me call my attorney” nonsense. I needed to have an iron-clad, air-tight alibi that is readily accessible (that means within the officer’s arm reach – I know better than to reach for anything myself). It also helps to have plenty of witnesses present to motivate the officer to actually check the alibi. Whenever I get to call my attorney, it’s several hours too late.

    3.) Because I’m an atheist I don’t pray, which means that I’m simply left hoping that the officers involved are in a good mood and are willing to keep the public humiliation to a minimum. Make no mistake, there will be humiliation involved. As well as fear. One of the lesser reasons I support the #Yesallwomen effort is because every encounter with the police puts me in their shoes.

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