Arkansas Trooper Pulls Passenger by Dreadlocks After High-Speed Chase

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On August 19 in Blytheville, Trooper Teddy Henderson pursued a speeding SUV that hit over 130 mph before spike strips stopped it. He ordered 23-year-old backseat passenger Tedrick Washington Jr. out; when Washington said he couldn't, Henderson broke the window, grabbed him by the arm and dreadlocks, pulled him through, and punched him twice during the struggle, per the officer's report. Charged with resisting arrest, Washington—a former college basketball player—was mistaken for streamer Kai Cenat by many, fueling outrage before fact-checks set the record straight. Reactions split between calls for the officer's firing over excessive force and defenses citing the risky chase and passenger's resistance.

Categories: Justice & Karma Police

Tags: dreadlocks police

0 +1 ultradiver180 5 seconds ago

Well all I can say is...it made me smile!
If this POS could learn anything...this would be the time! Nah, they never learn.

0 +1 MisterProgneto 21 minutes ago

I think he meant he wanted him to get out of the car!

0 +1 F_Yew 23 minutes ago

That's how you treat these worthless chimps.

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0 +1 iceni2 47 minutes ago

where was the I is pregnant

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0 +1 sloppy1234567 1 hour ago

worst cop ever

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6 +1 SoWhatHappenedWas 2 hours ago

"I dindu nuffin'! He be just droppin' me off at my Grandmama's house so I could walk her to choich"

3 +1 Xerrojam 2 hours ago

@SoWhatHappenedWas How many Dus did a Dindu Du if a Dindu Dindu Nuffin?

3 +1 Dr.Dip 3 hours ago

Were a handle on your head at your own risk. Same with nose rings.

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1 +1 Theocritus 3 hours ago

Long beards too.

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1 +1 SoWhatHappenedWas 2 hours ago

@Dr.Dip I truly believe those wigs that release on black chicks are a defense mechanism.

4 +1 TheYncAteMyBalls 3 hours ago

I thought that's what they're for.

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0 +1 SoWhatHappenedWas 2 hours ago

@TheYncAteMyBalls Toy Fox Terriers were bred in England with their full natural tails so they could be pulled out of the holes they chased the foxes into. The American versions had docked tails at birth.