Partially blinded by police: Video evidence undermines official accounts of injuries at protests
(The Post)
Eight people suffered severe eye injuries at protests across the country on May 30, the Saturday after George Floyd’s death. The Post examined the circumstances of three of those incidents in detail. The results cast doubt on police descriptions of the events.
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