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“I want justice. I have sons coming up in Virginia Beach. I don’t want this to happen to them. I don’t want this to happen to anyone, any family.”

Virginia police chief apologizes after mall arrest of Black man © Provided by New York Daily News Screengrab showing a maskless arresting Jamar Mackey inside a food court. The police chief in Virginia Beach, Va., apologized on Monday after viral video emerged showing the arrest of a Black man mistaken for a suspect as he sat at a mall food court with his family. In a footage of the Saturday arrest, a maskless cop leads Jamar Mackey out of the mall in handcuffs. Mackey told ABC News that he was trying to enjoy the holiday season with his family and “next thing you know, I’m in handcuffs...

Black Lives Matter demonstrators kicked out of Lynnhaven Mall after protesting wrongful detention, handcuffing A protest at the mall in Virginia Beach lasted just minutes. Demonstrators were escorted out and told they'd be arrested for trespassing if they stayed there. Author: Evan Watson Updated: 10:36 AM EST December 22, 2020 VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — A Black Lives Matter protest at Lynnhaven Mall Monday night lasted only for minutes before about 20 protesters were kicked off the property by mall security and police officers. The demonstrators were protesting ...

Virginia Beach man tells his side of the story following wrongful detainment Jamar Mackey, the man who was handcuffed by Virginia Beach Police when he was innocent, is telling what happened in a brand new interview. Author: Ali Weatherton (13News Now) Published: 3:40 PM EST December 22, 2020 Updated: 6:05 PM EST December 22, 2020 VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Jamar Mackey is sharing his side of the story of what happened at Lynnhaven Mall on Saturday in Virginia Beach. He said when he first watched the now-viral video, he cried. Mackey said he felt so...

» Police handcuffed an innocent Black man who was eating with his family at a Virginia Beach mall, saying he matched the profile of a wanted suspect Police handcuffed an innocent Black man who was eating with his family at a Virginia Beach mall, saying he matched the profile of a wanted suspect Taylor ArdreyDec 22, 2020, 20:55 IST CLEMENT MAHOUDEAU/AFP via Getty Images The police in Virginia Beach, Virginia, wrongly handcuffed a Black man over the weekend, saying he fit the description of a suspect they were looking for, local news outlets reported. Jamar Mackey was eating with his family ...