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This is so difficult to watch but I urge you to if you can.
— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) June 5, 2020
An elderly man pushed over by Buffalo PD...he's bleeding.
An officer leans down and is told to move on by another officer.
Then the Buffalo PD tells the media that the man tripped...which is a clear lie
via @WBFO pic.twitter.com/pOfpCHOq3m
