Windsor, Virginia police fired weapons at a black and black man immediately after luring him to a gas station to stop him, according to camera footage of the December 2020 incident. Lieutenant Caron Nazario, a member of the U.S. Army Medical Corps, was still wearing his full uniform when he went home from his Chevy Tahoe when he asked, “Am I serving this country and is that how I am being treated? Later, officers sprayed him with pepper, rounded his legs, handcuffed him and threatened to charge him if he complained about his behavior, according to Nazario’s material and lawsuit. He has sued officers, accusing them of racial profiling. He is said to have been dragged because he was driving without a license plate, even though he had the temporary plates engraved on the window. They said they used force because it didn’t get out of the vehicle. When Nazario said he was afraid to get out of the vehicle, an officer replied, “Yes, you should be,” according to the video Nazario took of the encounter.
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