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‘Attempted to Plant Narcotics In My Car’: Black Man Falsely Arrested on Fabricated Charges Runs for U.S. Senate In Alabama to Combat State’s New ‘Back the Blue’ Law

Summary by Atlanta Black Star
Federal courts in this country have long protected police officers from lawsuits in the name of qualified immunity, a legal doctrine that shields cops

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‘Attempted to Plant Narcotics In My Car’: Black Man Falsely Arrested on Fabricated Charges Runs for U.S. Senate In Alabama to Combat State’s New ‘Back the Blue’ Law

Federal courts in this country have long protected police officers from lawsuits in the name of qualified immunity, a legal doctrine that shields cops

·Atlanta, United States
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Atlanta Black Star broke the news in Atlanta, United States on Thursday, June 12, 2025.
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