Whitey Ford
04-11-2020, 01:56 PM
Doctor who tests homeless for COVID-19 says cop cuffed him at his home for no reason
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uN4N1VI7ufE&feature=youtu.be
A doctor who has been testing the homeless in downtown Miami for COVID-19, the deadly infection associated with the coronavirus, said he was handcuffed by police outside his Miami home Friday morning — for no reason that he can discern — while he was placing old boxes on the curbside for pickup.
Dr. Armen Henderson, who was highlighted in a Miami Herald story two weeks ago for his work with the homeless during the pandemic, said the officer released him from the handcuffs and went on his way after the doctor screamed for his wife, who came outside with identification.
Henderson, who works for the University of Miami Health System, said the officer told him he was patrolling the area after receiving complaints of people dumping trash. He told the cop he was just unloading his van, he said. He was handcuffed when he didn’t show him identification and turned back toward his van, Henderson said.
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/coronavirus/article241922706.html
Dindu nuffins, offisuh!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uN4N1VI7ufE&feature=youtu.be
A doctor who has been testing the homeless in downtown Miami for COVID-19, the deadly infection associated with the coronavirus, said he was handcuffed by police outside his Miami home Friday morning — for no reason that he can discern — while he was placing old boxes on the curbside for pickup.
Dr. Armen Henderson, who was highlighted in a Miami Herald story two weeks ago for his work with the homeless during the pandemic, said the officer released him from the handcuffs and went on his way after the doctor screamed for his wife, who came outside with identification.
Henderson, who works for the University of Miami Health System, said the officer told him he was patrolling the area after receiving complaints of people dumping trash. He told the cop he was just unloading his van, he said. He was handcuffed when he didn’t show him identification and turned back toward his van, Henderson said.
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/coronavirus/article241922706.html