US Justice Department Finds Unlawful Use of Force by New Jersey Police
The U.S. Justice Department found that police in the New Jersey city of Trenton routinely use unreasonable force and stop and arrest drivers and pedestrians without legal justification, according to a report made public on Thursday.
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