Armed rally | Michigan protesters demand justice for man killed in police custody

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A group of protesters hold a rally in Lansing, Michigan demanding justice for 54-year-old white man named Anthony Hulon who died in a police station last year. Armed activists also joined the event.

Hulon was arrested in April 2020 for domestic assault and died less than 24 hours later inside a police station. According to security camera footage, four officers handcuffed and pinned Hulon to the ground in an attempt to restrain him, while he was saying, “I can’t breathe.”

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