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We're talking about all that and so much more on today's brand new extra large philip de franco show you daily dive into

the news so just make sure you hit that like button and let's jump into it starting with i got a question

for you was this a case of excessive force or were the cops justified because that debate is playing out

online right now and at the center of this we have a man and a woman by the name of anthony lee and

christina pierre and according to the police's version of events, officers approached them because they were smoking marijuana at a bus stop.

Reportedly, both of them were employees at the nearby Bojangles restaurant.

And then the police said that they told the pair that they were under arrest, at which point Pierre allegedly punched one of the officers in the face.

Though notably, some witnesses claimed that the officer actually punched her.

But either way, none of it was caught on camera. With both her and Lee resisting arrest, according to the cops, who also said they took Lee into custody and found a concealed,

loaded 9mm handgun in his bag. And they also said Pierre kept resisting with police claiming that

she tucked her arms underneath her body so they couldn't handcuff her. And that is actually

where the video starts, with several officers seen restraining her face down on the ground. And one cop who arrived his backup, repeatedly striking her with downward blows.

Right here, the police say that the officer

had issued several verbal commands,

but when she didn't comply,

he struck her thigh seven times with his knee

and ten times with a close fist.

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