Deputies Knocked A Woman Unconscious And Then Lied About It, A Federal Lawsuit Says
Nakia Porter was knocked unconscious and arrested by two sheriff's deputies when she pulled over in northern California, a lawsuit states. Her lawyer calls it a "racially motivated beating."
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Nakia Porter was knocked unconscious and arrested by two sheriff's deputies when she pulled over in northern California, a lawsuit states. Her lawyer calls it a "racially motivated beating."
Read more on NPR
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