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Michigan police say an 83-year-old man assaulted them on St. Patrick’s Day, making them fear for their safety, which is why had no choice but to slam him to the ground, breaking his nose and his arm.

But they have refused to release the dash cam video that would prove their allegations against Larry Sevenski.

And usually that means they are full of it.

However, Sevenski is now facing two years in prison for the felony charge of assaulting a police officer in addition to charges of obstruction and resisting arrest.

The incident took place on March 17 after Sevenski, the owner of a popular bar, was informed by customers that two Michigan state troopers were parked across the street from the bar, watching patrons coming and going.

Sevenski, who has owned Larry’s Seven-Ski Inn, for 50 years, decided to go talk to the cops to see if there was a problem, so he got into his car and drove across U.S. 131 in Antrim.

However, the cops said he failed to use his signal when making a u-turn and pulled him over.

They also said when they pulled him over, Sevenski stepped out of his car and walked towards them. They say he also “clenched and cocked his fist,” striking fear in their hearts.

When they told him to back up, they said he told them he wished he had a weapon, striking even more fear in their hearts, which is when they pounced on him.