A documentary published by the New York Times follows the life of Tyquan Brehon, a young man in one of Brooklyn’s most heavily policed neighborhoods. Before Brehon reached 18, the police had unjustifiably stopped him on more than 60 separate occasions. In several instances, he was handcuffed and detained for hours in a cell without [...]
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