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'This Is a Victorious Day': Police Officer Who Choked Former NFL Player Desmond Marrow Pleads Guilty

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David Rose, a former police officer in Henry County, Georgia, who was fired for choking ex-NFL player Desmond Marrow in 2017, pleaded guilty to a charge

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