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SKATE PARK CHAOS Lady reportedly harassing kids… ends up face down getting cuffed Things escalate FAST at Linda Vista Skate Park as police step in and she resists arrest - officer goes hands-on and it turns physical. Now everyone’s debating… was this justified or too much? 👀 What do... show more

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