Two Oklahoma Highway Patrol Troopers Pulled Off For Excessive Force Against a Deaf Man
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Two Oklahoma Highway Patrol troopers have been pulled off the streets following allegations of excessive force against a deaf man in Oklahoma City. 64-year-old Peal Pearson has a placard on his driver’s side door that says, “Driver is deaf.” His license also allegedly indicates he is deaf. The officers struck him in the face for disobeying orders he couldn’t hear. Pearson was stopped after allegedly fleeing the scene of a car accident.
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