
Army officer held at gunpoint, pepper-sprayed by Virginia cops: lawsuit
NY Post
A US Army officer who was held at gunpoint and pepper-sprayed following a Virginia traffic stop has now filed suit against two police officers alleging racial profiling, according to reports.
Lt. Caron Nazario, a member of the US Army Medical Corps, was wearing his military fatigues when he was pulled over on December 5 in Windsor reportedly for driving his new Chevy Tahoe without license plates. A temporary paper license plate was taped to the rear window.More Related News

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