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Last month, Oklahoma City Police forcefully arrested 70-year-old Mr. Vu, who is small in stature and a bone cancer patient, resulting in a fractured skull. It's concerning that he didn't speak much English during the incident.
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(Cw ⚠️) Late last month Oklahoma City Police slammed a 70-year-old Mr. Vu, who is 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighs just 115 pounds to the pavement head first, leaving him with a fractured skull. Let me guess, the cop feared for his life? https://t.co/9lh1ZPWPDU
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Here is what was posted on the Oklahoma subreddit about the arrest, turns out the old man didn't speak much English, and is a bone cancer patient. https://t.co/3ZwdRePJDs
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This was all over an expired registration sticker. Apparently, the cop was in an unmarked car and not wearing a standard uniform. The woman involved claimed he wouldn't show a badge and she was afraid. All charges against her were dropped. https://t.co/uzZG0HkWF2
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A woman was pulled over for an expired registration sticker and was threatened with a gun by the police chief. She drove to her mother's house where the incident was filmed. A neighbor heard her cries for help. The woman was held in jail on a $125,000 bond for felony charges before they were dropped. A town meeting is scheduled to discuss the events.
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Speaker 0: You're on my window. I swear to god I you. Look. I'm I'm getting all this on tape. Get out of the core.
Look. He pulling a gun. Yeah. This for the Get that on video. Get out of the core.
She took off on me. Get out of the core. Get out of the car. Don't yourself. Get out of the floor.
Look, father god, you dispel this evil in Jesus name. Get out of the car. I am a law enforcement officer. Get out of the car. Get out of the car.
Get out of the car. Go yourself. You don't know get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get off of me.
Get off of me. Don't grab it. You and me. Get off of me. Get off of me now.
Speaker 1: A Mononga woman was pulled over for having an expired registration sticker on her license plate. Within minutes, 49 year old Beth Deloma was threatened with a gun and tackled to the ground by chief of police Nathan Lanham.
Speaker 2: She was stopped at the intersection of Shaver and Lambert Street by officer Lanham, who she claims didn't look like an officer when she was pulled over. She asked to see his badge, and according to her, that's when Lanham began to berate her and threaten her before pulling his gun and pointing it at her head and crotch. Scared in the moment, she drove about 30 yards to her mother's house where the video was filmed. Her neighbor, local reverend Bill Preston, heard her calling for help as she drove through the field.
Speaker 3: I heard screaming, Bill, Bill, help me. He's got a gun. Well, I didn't know who she was talking about. So I went a little bit closer to talk to her further, And about that time, this car pulled down the driveway toward me, and he had to slam on his brakes to keep from hitting me. And the marks are still on the road out there.
And he he got out of the car and he pointed his gun at me and told me get back, Which I did. And and I might say also, when he first came using that f word, my wife was out there demanding who he was. We didn't know who he was, and he used the f word to my wife.
Speaker 2: Bill and his wife have lived in Mononga for over 50 years, and he says he never thought he'd see something like what happened to Beth Deloma.
Speaker 3: That was the shock to us. I've never seen nothing like that, let alone a police officer. You know, I have the greatest respect for the police. You know, what they have to go through and, but for a police officer to act that unprofessional, I I just couldn't believe it. If a little child kids that have been around there and seen that, what would they have thought of the police?
Speaker 2: Beth was held in jail on a 125,000 dollar bond with felony fleeing with reckless indifference for 5 nights before the charges were dropped earlier today. She is still behind bars as of this broadcast while the paperwork is being filed. We're told she's exhausted and terrified, but the story doesn't end there. A town meeting is being held tonight at 5:30 in part to discuss the events that took place on Thursday.
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He locked his keys in his own car. He was trying to get it unlocked with a coathanger. Police ignored everyone on the scene and went straight to escilation.
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A man named Larry Morrison was unjustly arrested by Detroit police officers when he was trying to open his own car after locking his keys inside. The family tried to explain this to the officers, but they refused to listen. The situation escalated, with Morrison resisting arrest and officers using force to subdue him. The family is upset and questioning the police's actions, wondering if proper protocols and training were followed. The officers involved have been taken off street duty while an investigation is ongoing. Morrison was released without charges but is currently in the hospital for injuries sustained during the arrest. The family continues to ask why the officers wouldn't listen to their explanation.
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Speaker 0: And he was getting his own horse. Let him go.
Speaker 1: This was the scene Monday afternoon at a home on Detroit's east side off East State Fair near Gratiot. Officers trying to arrest 34 year old Larry Morrison. His family tells Fox 2 it was an unjust arrest.
Speaker 2: 34 year old man is Being detained for attempting to break into a car while the family can be heard explaining to police that it's actually his own vehicle. 7 Action News reporter Faraz Javed has the questions the family is asking. Unlawful arrest
Speaker 0: Get off my Heaven.
Speaker 2: Or use of excessive force.
Speaker 0: Get guns up.
Speaker 2: That's what the Detroit police are investigating.
Speaker 3: From what we know now, the individual had refused to give the His name, again, this is under investigation, and we will continue to be transparent with the community.
Speaker 2: The situation unfolded yesterday around 5 PM in the 14,900 block of State Fair Avenue. 34 year old Larry Morrison, also known as Money, Locked his keys in his car. Now since Money's car keys were locked inside the vehicle, the family says he was using this hook to open the driver's side, and that's when the police arrived.
Speaker 4: The police proceed to ask him, like, give me your name. He, like, if you're not trying to help me, just back up off me.
Speaker 0: And he was getting his own court.
Speaker 2: You can hear Marzette Jackson and other family members pleaded with Detroit police officers to let go of money. How did the situation go from here to the front door?
Speaker 5: He was backing up asking him why
Speaker 2: is y'all doing this? The video shows Money resisting arrest. As he grabs the handcuffs, officers treat it as a threat. One of them reaches for the weapon while the other throws punches as they attempt to subdue money.
Speaker 0: I was gonna put it in.
Speaker 2: Money ran towards his auntie, Shaquita Williams' house. Seeing all of this, how upset are you?
Speaker 3: I'm I'm upset. I'm really upset because I I I my blood pressure shot up when my nephew said I can't breathe. I can't breathe.
Speaker 0: I can't breathe.
Speaker 2: How could have this all been avoided?
Speaker 5: This could have been avoided by them pulling up properly, asking him his name, His is this his car before they jumped out be be before they jumped out aggressively?
Speaker 2: So the family wants to know were Where the protocols and the training follow?
Speaker 3: We will look at all body cam footage and see
Speaker 1: if there are situations of training that need to be addressed
Speaker 3: or if these are situations where discipline may have to be administered.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, out of several police units who responded, Jason Price, another family member, Was thankful to one of the officers from gang squad who listened to Jason's concerns.
Speaker 1: Now, while DPD continues their investigation, the 2 officers involved have been pulled off the street and now they're doing administrative duties. As for Morrison, He was arrested, but he was released without any charges. But at last check, he was in the hospital for injuries he sustained during this arrest. Action news reporter Kiara Hay is joining us live outside the Detroit Police Department headquarters this morning. And Kiara, What has the family been asking since that arrest happened?
The family has continued to ask why Officers wouldn't listen when they were trying to explain that it was Morrison's car that he was trying to break into.