#ohiong — Public Fediverse posts
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Demonstrator Sues after Being Handcuffed and Detained for Playing the Star Wars “Imperial March” Theme to Protest National Guard Members in D.C.
Today, Sam O’Hara, sued an Ohio National Guard member and four Metropolitan Police Department officers for violating his constitutional rights and D.C. law. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of Mr. O’Hara by the American Civil Liberties Union of the District of Columbia (#ACLU-D.C.)…
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Demonstrator Sues after Being Handcuffed and Detained for Playing the Star Wars “Imperial March” Theme to Protest National Guard Members in D.C.
Today, Sam O’Hara, sued an Ohio National Guard member and four Metropolitan Police Department officers for violating his constitutional rights and D.C. law. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of Mr. O’Hara by the American Civil Liberties Union of the District of Columbia (#ACLU-D.C.)…
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Demonstrator Sues after Being Handcuffed and Detained for Playing the Star Wars “Imperial March” Theme to Protest National Guard Members in D.C.
Today, Sam O’Hara, sued an Ohio National Guard member and four Metropolitan Police Department officers for violating his constitutional rights and D.C. law. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of Mr. O’Hara by the American Civil Liberties Union of the District of Columbia (#ACLU-D.C.)…
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Demonstrator Sues after Being Handcuffed and Detained for Playing the Star Wars “Imperial March” Theme to Protest National Guard Members in D.C.
Today, Sam O’Hara, sued an Ohio National Guard member and four Metropolitan Police Department officers for violating his constitutional rights and D.C. law. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of Mr. O’Hara by the American Civil Liberties Union of the District of Columbia (#ACLU-D.C.)…
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Demonstrator Sues after Being Handcuffed and Detained for Playing the Star Wars “Imperial March” Theme to Protest National Guard Members in D.C.
Today, Sam O’Hara, sued an Ohio National Guard member and four Metropolitan Police Department officers for violating his constitutional rights and D.C. law. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of Mr. O’Hara by the American Civil Liberties Union of the District of Columbia (#ACLU-D.C.)…