What was supposed to be a regular morning for 30-year-old Tyler Canaris turned into a nightmare. While walking to work in Paulding County, Georgia, he was stopped by Deputy Michael McMaster, who claimed he matched the description of a car thief. Despite Tyler’s attempts to explain he was just going to work, the situation escalated instantly. The encounter left Tyler with $75,000 in medical bills, fractured bones, and a ruptured eardrum. It was later determined that Tyler was completely innocent. This footage captures the moment a routine stop became a life-altering mistake.
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