Yet another video of a fatal arrest against a Afro-American shocks American public opinion. The video, dating back to 2019 and shot in Louisiana, shows some agents pushing to the ground, immobilizing with the taser and filling with kicks Ronald Greene. The Louisiana State Patrol report then reported that Green had died in the arrest, after a police chase that resulted in an accident. But the video that American televisions and sites are showing today, which is a two-minute excerpt from a much longer video to date, tells one different story.
And show how the man begged the agents, apologizing to them, and telling him to be scared before they stunned him with the taser, starting to beat him. “Ok, Ok, I’m sorry, officer, I’m afraid, I’m your brother, I’m afraid”, is heard saying in the video the man addressed to the agent who approaches with the taser. And one of the officers can also be heard saying “I have blood all over, I hope this guy doesn’t have AIDS”. The Justice Department confirmed to CNN that the civil rights office is investigating the matter, along with the Louisiana federal attorney and the FBI.
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