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Police Dog Rips a Suspect’s Eye from Its Socket after Pretextual Traffic Stop
Loaded on July 25, 2022
by Jo Ellen Nott
by Jo Ellen Nott
On the evening of July 10, 2022, an officer with the Gainesville Police Department (“GPD”) in north central Florida stopped Terrel Bradley, 30, on a pretextual traffic stop. Bradley fled the scene, and within an hour, a police K-9 had ripped his eye out …
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