By Rosy Lawrence | June 14, 2020
Pharoah said in the video that the incident took place a week before the death of Ahmaud Arbery when he was jogging in L.A. He said that he saw the cops approach and thought to himself that “the man they are looking for is in big trouble” and within seconds they instructed Pharoah to lay on the ground and spread his arms and legs wide.
“They tell me to get on the ground, spread my arms out,” Pharoah explained. “They put me in cuffs. The officer takes his knee, puts it on my neck. It wasn’t as long as George Floyd, but I know how it feels.”
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Image: Vanityfair