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Chattanooga police officer’s tirade caught on video (with video)

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A Chattanooga police officer received a three-day suspension and must undergo conflict resolution training, or “verbal judo,” after he improperly arrested a man and angrily swore at him for not moving a vehicle.

The tirade was captured on a cellphone video by 20-year-old William Boston, who was placed on the trunk of his Chevrolet Caprice and arrested by Officer David Campbell.

Campbell had pulled Boston over for improperly displaying his temporary tag in the rear window of the car.