February 05, 2010
Of Course We Beat Him: He Tried To Get Away
William Grigg / The LRC Blog:When 18-year-old Pittsburgh resident Jordan Miles was surrounded by three disreputable-looking men on the way to his grandmother's house, he did the entirely sensible thing: He fled, thinking that the marauders were criminals. Unfortunately for Miles, his assailants weren't common criminals, but rather the state-employed variety -- undercover police officers. Street criminals would likely have left him alone. The police not only severely beat him but -- in keeping with standard procedure -- accused him of several supposed crimes, including "loitering," "resisting arrest," and "aggravated assault" (presumably by staining the fists of his assailants with his blood).
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