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A Live News Broadcast Captured Atlanta Cops Dragging A Black Couple From Their Car, Breaking Their Windows And Tasing Them - Blavity

  • May 31, 2020
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A man and woman were sitting in a car when several officers surrounded the vehicle.

The police opened the door and snatched the screaming woman from the passenger seat.

The man was hit by a stun gun before he was dragged from driver’s side.

The camera panned over to show the woman face down on the pavement with her arms zip-tied behind her back.

As a newscaster noted, the officers broke the car’s windows and flattened its tires.

Source: Blavity News

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