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Were Florida police called over a 3-year-old's soccer skills? Here's what police body cams show

The internet exploded with fury after the parents of 3-year-old soccer phenomenon Nevada Pierre claimed on Instagram that police had been called to remove their son from a youth sports league because he was too talented. Recently released body camera recordings shed light on what took place.

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The internet exploded with fury after the parents of 3-year-old soccer phenomenon Nevada Pierre claimed on Instagram that police had been called to remove their son from a youth sports league because he was too talented. Recently released body camera recordings shed light on what took place.

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According to Los Angeles Times’s source item, Were Florida police called over a 3-year-old’s soccer skills? Here’s what police body cams show, The internet exploded with fury after the parents of 3-year-old soccer phenomenon Nevada Pierre claimed on Instagram that police had been called to remove their son from a youth sports league because he was too talented. Recently released body camera recordings shed light on what took place.

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