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FILE - In this June 6, 2020 file photo, Jerime Mitchell speaks to the crowd as his wife Bracken holds the microphone during a protest against police brutality at Greene Square in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. An insurance company for the City of Cedar Rapids will pay $8 million to Mitchell, who was paralyzed after police officer Lucas Jones shot him during a 2016 traffic stop. (Jim Slosiarek/The Gazette via AP, File)

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FILE--In this file image made from a Nov. 1, 2016 dashcam video released by Cedar Rapids Police Department, unarmed black motorist Jerime Mitchell struggles with officer Lucas Jones before the driver is shot and paralyzed. The incident also threatened the life of the city's deputy police chief when the injured man's speeding truck smashed into his patrol SUV, newly released records show. The City of Cedar Rapids this week released police reports detailing its response to the incident. (Cedar Rapids Police Department via AP File)

Deputy chief was hit after Iowa police shooting, files show

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In this image made from a Nov. 1, 2016 dashcam video released Thursday, Dec. 8, 2016, by Cedar Rapids Police Department, an unarmed black motorist struggles with an Iowa officer and a police dog before the driver is shot and paralyzed. The video shows that 37-year-old Jerime Mitchell rushes back to his pickup truck and Cedar Rapids officer Lucas Jones shoots him as the vehicle rolls away. (Cedar Rapids Police Department via AP)

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Authorities release name of man shot after traffic stop

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