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EPISODE · Jan 24, 2023 · 32 MIN

How did a Jury cheat an Army Lieutenant who got Assaulted by the Police?

from Run It By My Lawyer · host Joseph Samo

A federal jury in Virginia found that police officers violated the rights of Army Lieutenant Caron Nazario by assaulting and pepper spraying him during a traffic stop. Lieutenant Nazario, who is half African American and half Latino, acted peacefully and posed no threat to the police officers, who in turn pepper sprayed him. They pulled him over because he didn't have license plates on his car, but it was a new car and the State of Virginia doesn't provide license plates right away for new cars. And, he did, in fact, display his temporary license. After this incident, Virginia fired officer Joe Gutierez.    In this episode of Run It By My Lawyer, Joe Samo details this lawsuit and how the Virginia jury found that the officers acted unlawfully, and then awarded Lieutenant Nazario less than $4,000.     #police #policeassault #trafficstop    Website: linktr.ee/slamo    Email:  [email protected]   Instagram:  @runitbymylawyer  Support the Podcast    Venmo:   @Joe-Samo-1

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