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'Insecure' Star Kendrick Sampson Speaks Out After Being Hit By Rubber Bullets, Police Baton at Protest

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Kendrick Sampson is speaking out after being hit by rubber bullets fired by LAPD. The star was protesting George Floyd's death in Los Angeles on Saturday when the police fired rubber bullets at him and other demonstrators.

The incident, which was captured on Instagram Live and by a CNN broadcast, also shows Sampson backing away while being hit by an officer's baton. «My non-profit initiative BLD PWR and I, in collaboration with Black Lives Matter LA, organized a peaceful demonstration, protesting the brutal killings of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade, Kenneth Ross, Jr.

and 600+ others killed by police in LA County. [The protest] had two demands 1) Defund Police and 2) Prosecute Killer Cops,» Sampson said in a

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