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El Paso Police Under Fire for Arrest Videos

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El Paso police under scrutiny as videos of alleged excessive force during arrests surface, sparking online backlash and calls for investigation.

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El Paso Police Under Fire for Arrest Videos

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It's April 24th. This is El Paso News Today, local news powered by AI. A new video out of El Paso shows a police officer striking a woman in the face during an arrest, marking the second such clip to blow up online in. Under a month. This latest one, from April 22nd, captures two officers escorting a handcuffed woman from a clothing store on Yandell Drive in Central L. Paso, it looks like she's spatted the female officer outside, prompting four punches to her face before she's pinned against a wall. The 29-second clip spread fast after a local social media page shared it, sparking quick backlash online from folks questioning the use of, force. Meanwhile, back on April 1st, another video surfaced of officers taking down 28-year-old Kelsey Renee Huffard on an assault warrant at assault warrant at a sexist, house on East Rio Grande Avenue. She resisted while they tried cuffing her on the floor, and one officer struck her. Police chief Peter Priscilla's cleared them, saying it followed, department rules with

no excessive force. El Paso police are still digging into the new incident, promising more details soon, as these back-to-back videos keep the spotlight on their arrest. Tactics

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