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Posted by: kwflatbed

Travis Gettys, WLWT.com

COVINGTON, Ky. --
A man sued Kenton County police, who he said beat him as he walked naked along Interstate 75.
Terry Williams Jr. said he was traveling to Lexington with his cousin July 7 when he took an ecstasy tablet and decided to get out of the car and walk to Covington.
Police confirmed that they encountered a nude Williams near I-75 but declined to release any other information about the incident.
Williams said he does not know why he was naked when police apprehended him, but he said six officers beat him with batons, sprayed him with pepper spray and shocked him with a Taser.
He said the officers stopped beating him when traffic approached, and Williams said his cousin returned shortly after the beating stopped.
Attorney Eric Deters said Williams suffered serious injuries to his kidneys, which require dialysis four to five times per day.
He also suffered a broken left hand and Taser burns to his arms and legs, Deters said.
Williams is on a heart monitor and suffers from anxiety and constant headaches, Deters said.

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Posted by: adroitcuffs

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Originally Posted by kwflatbed

Williams is on a heart monitor and suffers from anxiety and constant headaches, Deters said.

Uhhhh, if he suffers these maladies, isn't that even more reason why he shouldn't be taking ecstasy???

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Originally Posted by kwflatbed

Williams said he does not know why he was naked when police apprehended him, but he said six officers beat him with batons, sprayed him with pepper spray and shocked him with a Taser.

Hey, nimrod, you were naked 'cause you took ecstasy! I suppose the officers should have just ignored your naked walking along the highway and let a passing tractor-trailer solve the societal problem you are.

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