'The trooper suffered injuries from the incident and is continuing to recover at home,' Michigan State Police said of the Sunday incident.
A Michigan State Police trooper was dragged along a major roadway while clinging to the driver's side door of a suspect's vehicle on Sunday, body camera footage shows.
"Do you have marijuana burning right now?" the trooper in the footage is heard asking the suspect, who replies in the affirmative. Body camera footage released by Michigan State Police show a state trooper approaching a vehicle Sunday, Sept. 23, to carry out a traffic stop.The suspect was ultimately identified by state police as Tavion Beasley, who was arraigned around the time that footage emerged online for several charges, including assault with intent to murder.
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