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Southfield police chief refutes claims of police brutality, which left man paralyzed from the neck down

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Clint Willis, 27, attacked a Southfield police officer and later ran head-first into a glass wall, police say. Police Chief Elvin Barren says he released more than 12 minutes of video from officers' bodycams. A $20 million lawsuit has been filed against the Southfield Police Department.

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Gold Coast Bulletin

Southfield Police Chief Elvin Barren’s press conference on claims of brutality

The family of a man who was arrested in April says he was attacked and was the victim of police brutality. But Southfield Police Chief Elvin Barren released video that he says proves officers acted appropriately.

5 months ago·Southport, Australia

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The Mercury

Family says police paralyzed man; video refutes claims

A family has filed a lawsuit claiming that Southfield police paralyzed a man. However, police released video that refuted those claims and showed the man charging at an officer after allegedly knocking his mother unconscious.

5 months ago·Hobart, Australia

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Southfield police chief refutes claims of police brutality, which left man paralyzed from the neck down

Southfield’s police chief is refuting claims of police brutality. It comes as posts started going viral on social media.Clint Willis, 27, is now paralyzed from the neck down after an arrest in Southfield.Southfield police Chief Elvin Barren said that the injury was not from an officer but something Willis did to himself.A $20 million lawsuit on Willis’ behalf has been filed, and his family believes he should not have been able to harm himself.Th…

5 months ago·Detroit, United States

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