A Long Island police officer who was recorded repeatedly punching and kicking a man during a traffic stop was acquitted on all charges Friday.
December 14, 2015 at 08:00 AM
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A Long Island police officer who was recorded repeatedly punching and kicking a man during a traffic stop was acquitted on all charges Friday.
Nassau County Police Officer Vincent LoGiudice beat motorist Kyle Howell while trying to arrest him, and prosecutors said he used excessive force after Howell tried to empty a bag of marijuana hidden in his glove compartment.
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