Jumping down into the creek near Industrial Boulevard in Gainesville, A.J. Allen shouted at a fleeing suspect to stop before using his Taser twice. As the Georgia State Patrol sergeant reportedly struggled to detain Rodrigo Guardiola, he said he saw the pictures of his wife and children circle in front of his face. “I did not want to die in that muddy water, but at that second I feared it was happening,” Allen wrote in his report when Guardiola allegedly attempted to drown him.
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