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"You would get there at about half past eight at night. The place was blacked out, the music was brilliant," he said.

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In another incident in 1989, he blacked out in a drug haze and nearly strangled her, landing him an attempted murder charge.

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But entire pages of the department’s “use of force” report are blacked out, leaving Vanessa and members of the Civilian Oversight Commission wondering what details are being kept secret.

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He told the operator he had been "trying to muster up the courage to phone" and that he had "totally blacked out through the thing".

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Teleprompters and monitors allegedly blacked out during live programs with a studio audience.

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