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6 years later, Michigan ‘I can’t breathe’ case may reopen amid protests

Tresa Baldas, Detroit Free PressComments Off on 6 years later, Michigan ‘I can’t breathe’ case may reopen amid protests

The Michigan attorney general was asked to review the 2014 death of a Michigan man who died after mall cops pinned him to the floor. No charges were filed.

       
Tresa Baldas, Detroit Free Press
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