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UPDATE to yesterday's video about the incident in Huntington, West Virginia, where two women were threatened and forced to stop recording the arrest of a homeless man. As it turns out, the arrest was captured by a county surveillance camera, which shows the man's head being slammed into the police cruiser by a Cabell County Sheriff's Office deputy, as the actual elected sheriff (Doug Adams) casually observes from a few feet away. It also shows the Chief Deputy, Chuck Zerkle, grabbing a woman who witnessed the head slam attempting to record what was happening from a public sidewalk, as was more fully discussed in yesterday's video. But, the video has apparently been altered...
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Yesterday's Video:    • Chief Deputy Grabs Woman on a Public Sidew...  
Cabell County Sheriff's Office: https://www.cabellcounty.org/departme...
Attorney Tyler Haslam (represents the woman grabbed by Zerkle): https://www.haslamlawfirm.com

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