VIDEO: Virginia Traffic Cops Pepper-Spraying Black Army Officer
Police Officer is Fired After Pepper Spraying Black Army Officer - The New York Times
Cops Caught on Video Holding a Black Army Lieutenant at Gunpoint, Then Pepper-Spraying Him
Cop Who Pepper-Sprayed Army Lieutenant in Traffic Stop Fired - YouTube
He wanted $1.5m for the way he was treated during a traffic stop. He got $3,685.
US police officer accused of assaulting Black Army officer fired | News | Al Jazeera
Virginia police officer FIRED after he terrified black soldier in Army uniform during traffic stop | Daily Mail Online
Police officer fired for pepper-spraying Black and Latino lieutenant during traffic stop - CBS News
Police officer fired for pepper-spraying Black and Latino lieutenant during traffic stop - YouTube
2 Virginia police officers used excessive force, threatened Army officer during traffic stop, lawsuit says | CNN
Army officer held at gunpoint, pepper-sprayed by VA cops: suit
Virginia Will Investigate Pepper-Spraying of Army Officer Caron Nazario - The New York Times
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Virginia Officer Who Pepper-Sprayed a Black Army Medic Is Fired
Virginia police officer fired after pepper-spraying uniformed Army officer | Salon.com
Caron Nazario, soldier pepper-sprayed in Virginia traffic stop, wins damages : NPR
Army officer awarded $3,685 in $1 million police brutality case
Army officer pepper-sprayed by police gets $3,685 in $1 million lawsuit - ABC News
Virginia police officer Joe Gutierrez fired after Army Lieutenant Caron Nazario is pepper-sprayed and handcuffed during traffic stop - CBS News
Trial set for Army Lieutenant pepper sprayed during traffic stop | 13newsnow.com
Officers pepper spray army lieutenant during traffic stop - YouTube
Virginia cop accused of pepper-spraying Army officer fired
Police Officer Fired After Shooting Pepper Spray On Army Lieutenant | Inside Edition
In Windsor, Va., police treatment of military officer is opposite of 'humble' - The Washington Post
