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Video Of Milwaukee Police Tasing Bucks Rookie Sterling Brown Worries Mayor
On January 26, Milwaukee Bucks rookie Sterling Brown was tased and arrested by the police.
Police explained that the rookie was arrested while “an electronic control device was deployed” to detain him. Why? According to reports, his car was parked across two handicapped spaces outside a Walgreens.
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Since Brown wasn’t criminally charged in the incident, an internal affairs investigation took place. According to various reports, the body cam video of the incident will be released to the public this week. Apparently, Brown did not “appear to be provocative at all”, which causes the mayor of Milwaukee, Tom Barrett, to be concerned of the possible backlash.
“I’m going to let the release of that speak for itself, but yes, I definitely have concerns after watching that video,”
Brown himself in the meantime will take legal action. His attorney said the rookie is filing a lawsuit against the Milwaukee Police.
