Did OC Deputy Use Excessive Force While Arresting Intoxicated Man?
An intoxicated man was punched in the face several times by an Orange County deputy during an arrest captured on camera.
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An intoxicated man was punched in the face several times by an Orange County deputy during an arrest captured on camera.
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