Michigan State Police say they learned about what happened only after a video made it to social media. The Saginaw NAACP is praising the public for bringing these incidents out
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- Michigan State Police say they learned about what happened only after a video made it to social media.
- The Saginaw NAACP is praising the public for bringing these incidents out.
- Michigan State police say they only learned about the incident after the video was posted on social media and posted on Facebook.
- The NAACP is pleased with the public’s response to the incident and calls it “a good example of justice for people not to be quick to respond to any of these incidents’ Facebook posts and videos that were posted in the U.S.