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Prepare to hear crickets. It Just happened again! Full Story: https://thefreethoughtproject.com/watch-9-month-pregnant-woman-body-slammed-knelt-down-on-by-cop-for-filming-police/ #PoliceThePolice #PTP

Oct 14 2020 · 6:14 PM

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