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EPISODE · Dec 19, 2020 · 30 MIN

"What is done in the darkness will come out to the light, but what comes after?"

from Correctly Mistaken · host Wes Cherry

In this episode I discuss the appalling incident that happen to Anjanette Young, the African-American woman whose house was wrongfully raided by Law Enforcement. An incident that left her being cuffed in the nude for almost 30 minutes. Even more disturbing the incident was being suppressed by the current and past Mayor of the city of Chicago. Why it took litigation in order to make the body cam footage public, highlighting again the clear intention of protecting police and not the citizens they swore to protect. 

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