His name is Tedrick Washington. Former Division I basketball player. Passenger in the backseat of a car he wasn’t driving.
He had his hands up.
An Arkansas police officer punched him in the face twice. Then the police report said the officer felt threatened because Tedrick “postured himself as if he was going to strike him.”
That’s not what’s in the video. In the video, his hands are up.
This week on Standing Our Ground I break down exactly what happened, get into RFK Jr.’s quiet gutting of the food safety system and what it’s actually costing us, and give you an update from my trip to West Virginia. We are 62 days from Election Day and I have a lot to say.
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