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Atlanta college students allegedly dragged from car by police announce lawsuit against city
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Two college students who say they were assaulted and shot with stun guns by Atlanta police officers last year plan to file a lawsuit against the city, Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms and several of the officers they say were involved in the incident.

George Floyd’s death galvanized the nation this summer, and now the shooting of Jacob Blake is the latest in decades of Black Americans who faced violence at the hands of police. When will it end?assaulted and shot with stun guns

"For these young people to have this video out and have to live with this for the rest of their lives is unthinkable, but we are here to hold the city and all those involved accountable," said Mawuli Davis, Young's lawyer. "A huge part of my life was diminished," Young said."Trying to move forward from this point is very irritating and very triggering. At a point, just seeing brutality continue, you would think there would be some type of reform or change at this point."Pilgrim is a student at Spelman College and Young is a student at Morehouse College. The two were driving past a protest about the death of George Floyd, and it was after 9 p.m., when the city curfew began.

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