The state trooper who arrested Philly LGBTQ+ officials Celena Morrison and Darius McLean on I-76 is no longer employed with Pennsylvania State Police"We can confirm he's no longer employed by our department," a Pennsylvania State Police spokesperson told NBC10 on Friday, May 10.Sign up for NBC Philadelphia newsletters.
State police said Morrison then approached the trooper and tried to stop him from arresting her husband. Morrison said she started recording the arrest because she feared for her husband's life as a trooper handcuffed him. Morrison and McLean both said in March that they planned to file a lawsuit over the traffic stop. They also said at the time of the incident they were driving behind each other to drop off a car for repairs. Their lawyers questioned the trooper's apparent “warrior” policing tactics.
McLean, following behind his wife, said he stopped to ensure her safety before the trooper turned first to speak with him and quickly drew his gun and ordered him to the ground. The trooper can be heard asking who he was and why he stopped.
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