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[VIDEO] Dashcam Captures Police Searching A Cavity Deeper Than The Glovebox – Unbelievable!

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Do these guys forget that the dash cam is running?

Now keep in mind more than 9 out of 10 officers do their jobs correctly. This story is about a few bad apples that abused the power the people, that they are supposed to serve, bestowed on them.

A horrifying new dashcam video shows at least one white member of the Aiken, S.C. Police Department search inside a black man’s rectum for the apparent crime of being a passenger in a car with paper tags, which, it bears noting, is not a crime in the state of South Carolina. Driving a car with paper tags isn’t illegal either, as long as they aren’t expired.

The Washington Post reports the car belonged to a woman named Lakeya Hicks, who had the paper tags because she had recently purchased the vehicle. Hicks’ tags weren’t expired, and a check on her license came up clean. But the cops didn’t let her go.

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Aiken SC Police Arrest and Body Cavity Search CoupleNow keep in mind more than 9 out of 10 officers do their jobs correctly. This story is about a few bad apples that abused the power the people, that they are supposed to serve, bestowed on them. A horrifying new dashcam video shows at least one white member of the Aiken, S.C. Police Department search inside a black man’s rectum for the apparent crime of being a passenger in a car with paper tags, which, it bears noting, is not a crime in the state of South Carolina. Driving a car with paper tags isn’t illegal either, as long as they aren’t expired.The Washington Post reports the car belonged to a woman named Lakeya Hicks, who had the paper tags because she had recently purchased the vehicle. Hicks’ tags weren’t expired, and a check on her license came up clean. But the cops didn’t let her go.Like our page: www.fb.com/rondwyersettingtherecordstraight”We Spill the Beans”

Posted by Ron Dwyer on Saturday, April 2, 2016

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