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Mr. Leone: A Short Story
Mr. Leone couldn't obey the requests of the capturing troopers to leave his vehicle with his hands up in light of the fact that one of the officers had blocked Mr. Leone's entryway with his watch auto. Mr. Leone sat in the driver's seat with the two hands on his directing wheel, smoking a cigarette. Mr. Leone was then tasered numerous times through his sun rooftop despite the fact that he did nothing to provoke the officers. Mr. Leone was then he was taken out of the sunroof and repeatedly was beaten and kicked over and over, and tasered while not notwithstanding endeavoring to safeguard himself. The Senior State Police Officer is visibly observed bouncing from Mr. Leone's auto rooftop and purposefully stepping Mr. Leone with both of his feet
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