'You’re Going to Shoot Me or Something?': Cincinnati Cop Pulls Gun On Black Man Filming His Friend's Arrest, Blocking His View Before Charging Him with Obstruction

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'You’re Going to Shoot Me or Something?': Cincinnati Cop Pulls Gun On Black Man Filming His Friend's Arrest, Blocking His View Before Charging Him with Obstruction

Cincinnati police claimed they arrested Eddie Lee for obstructing as he filmed them shocking, pepper spraying, and arresting another Black man last week in a […]

'You’re Going to Shoot Me or Something?': Cincinnati Cop Pulls Gun On Black Man Filming His Friend's Arrest, Blocking His View Before Charging Him with Obstruction

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