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ABC News reporter forcefully arrested for photographing lobbyists and political donors at DNC

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Wed, 08/27/2008
ABC News reporter Asa Eslocker was apprehended by Denver police outside of the Brown Palace Hotel for the crime of filming high-powered lobbyists and Democratic donors for a story. Video footage shows an officer shoving Eslocker off of a public sidewalk into the street and then berating him for obstructing traffic. Eslocker was arrested several minutes later, with the officers grabbing Eslocker's throat and twisting his arm into an unnatural position despite his lack of physical resistance.

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ABC News: ABC Reporter Arrested in Denver Taking Pictures of Senators, Big Donors

Video catches officer breaking woman's wrist, proves falsehoods in officer's report

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Sat, 01/12/2008
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Rocky Mountain News: Woman who says cop shoved her, then lied about it set to get $10,000
KDVR: Civilian video contradicts Officer's version of unpleasant Larimer incident

DNC protester Alicia Forrest struck, slammed to the ground

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Tue, 08/26/2008
Alicia Forrest, a member of anti-war group CodePink, was struck and slammed to the ground by Denver police officer Scott Stewart outside of the Denver City & County Building during the protests surrounding the 2008 Democratic National Convention. Despite the incident being caught on tape and being seen by multiple witnesses, the Denver D.A. declined to press charges against the officer involved.

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Westword: Should Denver cop have been charged in scuffle with DNC protester? You be the judge
Rocky Mountain News: Cop who shoved DNC protester to the ground cleared by Denver DA

Michael DeHerrera beaten by police as HALO camera is turned away

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Sat, 04/04/2009
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John Heaney attacked outside Coors Field

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Fri, 04/04/2008
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Mark Ashford attacked while walking his dogs

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Tue, 03/16/2010
Mark Ashford was a bystander to a traffic stop in the vicinity of 20th and Little Raven while walking his two dogs. Upon offering to serve as a witness to the individual being stopped by the Denver police officers, the two officers chose to apprehend Ashford with severe force.

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Fox 31: New case & new video: Man walking dogs alleges police used excessive force