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Police Seen Reenacting Chokehold on Elijah McClain Fired - Black News Channel

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By PATTY NIEBERG AND COLLEEN SLEVIN Associated Press/ BNC Contributor AURORA, Colo. (AP) — A police chief in suburban Denver fired officers who smiled in photos as they reenacted a chokehold that their colleagues used on Elijah McClain, a Black man who died after police stopped him as he walked down the street last summer. Another officer received a text with the photos taken at the public memorial for the 23-year-old and replied, haha. The Aurora Police Department released the photos Friday as a visibly shaken Interim Police Chief Vanessa Wilson assailed the four officers involved. Three were fired, and []

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