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EXCLUSIVE ONE-ON-ONE INTERVIEW: Civil Rights Attorney Courtney Vincent regarding the Trooper Assault

In this exclusive interview, civil rights attorney Courtney A. Vincent of Vincent Law PLLC sits down with journalist Matthew Reardon to discuss the…

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In this exclusive interview, civil rights attorney Courtney A. Vincent of Vincent Law PLLC sits down with journalist Matthew Reardon to discuss the shocking July 3, 2025 assault by a Mississippi State Trooper outside the Governor’s Mansion in Jackson, Mississippi. Reardon was livestreaming a peaceful protest on public sidewalk when he was physically attacked, had his phone smashed, and was threatened with arrest—all for exercising his First Amendment rights.

Attorney Vincent provides critical legal insight on: Federal civil rights violations under 42 U.S.C. §1983 First and Fourth Amendment claims The disturbing failure of other troopers and supervisors to intervene The pattern of targeted retaliation and doxxing, including FBI complicity Why the DOJ must launch a pattern-and-practice investigation into Mississippi Highway Patrol and related state actors 🔊 Also featured: A live performance of “Governor’s Gone Too Far” — a protest anthem from Reardon’s upcoming album Bad Actors, calling out corruption and abuse of power.

This is a must-watch for every patriot, civil rights advocate, and defender of press freedom. Justice is not optional—it’s overdue. 🧾

Legal Contact: Vincent Law PLLC 📞 (713) 223-9300 📱 Facebook/Instagram: @VincentLawPLLC 📢 Stay informed. Stay loud. Stand for your rights.


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