If you’re one of those people who “kind of heard about that video in Tuscaloosa,” but doesn’t know any of the details, look no further. A University of Alabama Sigma Chi named Brandon Williford got his ass handed to him the other night at the hands of the cops. A tweet indicated that police ended up at Williford’s house because of a noise complaint. More recent information indicates he was later charged with harassment, obstruction, and resisting arrest.
The videos are hard to watch.
Is this legal? This happened in Tuscaloosa over a noise complaint. Make this go viral pic.twitter.com/sb7UG34sPa
— Kellen Kling (@kelloggskling) November 9, 2015
This is a second video taken from inside of the apartment. pic.twitter.com/ClsmSmIZeK
— Pete Pajor (@petepajor) November 9, 2015
Perhaps even more horrifying is the first person view of the trauma from one of the women inside the apartment who for seemingly no reason at all was also dragged from the apartment and thrown to the ground. You can clearly hear her saying “I didn’t do anything!”
Police brutality is no joke right now..
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