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Families of Black girls wrongly held at gunpoint in Colorado sue police, city

N'dea Yancey-Bragg, USA TODAY Comments Off on Families of Black girls wrongly held at gunpoint in Colorado sue police, city

The families are suing over an August 2020 incident in which Aurora police held four Black girls at gun point after mistaking their car for a stolen vehicle.

       
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