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Police Brutally Beat Up Man With Down's Syndrome

Details: Published on Sunday, 20 January 2013 13:12; Written by Advocates For Ajay

Another instance of police brutality occurred when a police officer in Vista, California savagely beat a man with Down's Syndrome. 21-year old Antonio Martinez was walking to his family's bakery on December 18, 2012 when according to witnesses he was pepper sprayed and beaten.

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