New Haven, Connecticut: ‘This is Freddie Gray on Video’ - Randy Cox Paralyzed As Cops Slam Brakes in Police Van, Sending Him Flying

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‘This is Freddie Gray on Video’: Man Paralyzed As Cops Slam Brakes in Police Van, Sending Him Flying

30 June 2022

On June 19, Randy Cox was arrested for an alleged gun charge. Moments later he would be paralyzed from the waist down — his treatment reminiscent to that of Freddie Gray, who was killed by police during a similar ride. This time, however, Cox’s treatment was captured on video. Earlier this month, Cox was handcuffed and placed unsecured in the back of a police van before officers slammed on the brakes. The video shows the abrupt stop cause Cox to fly headfirst toward the front of the van’s holding area, smashing his head on the wall and falling to the ...

'This is Freddie Gray on Video': Man Paralyzed As Cops Slam Brakes in Police Van, Sending Him Flying

Randy Cox was handcuffed and not wearing a seat belt when his head crashed against the wall, leaving him paralyzed.

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'This is Freddie Gray on Video': New Haven Man Paralyzed in Police Custody
Randy Cox was arrested on gun possession charges. Hours later, he was paralyzed from the chest down.

29 June 2022

On the evening of June 19th, New Haven police arrested Randy Cox, 36, on a handgun possession charge. Hours later, Cox was in a local hospital, having been rushed into emergency surgery for a neck injury he sustained in police custody. According to Cox's family and attorneys, Cox is now paralyzed from the chest down, and on a ventilator. According to New Haven Police Chief Regina Rush-Kittle, New Haven police officers arrested Randy Cox after responding to a "weapons complaint" call. Rush-Kittle says Cox was charged with criminal possession of a firearm, possessing a gun without a permit, and breach ...

'This is Freddie Gray on Video': New Haven Man Paralyzed in Police Custody

Randy Cox was arrested by New Haven, Connecticut police. Hours later, he was paralyzed from the chest down.

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