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July 30th, 2008. 7/30/2008 Horrific incident is captured on video of an innocent man being beaten mercilessly by NYPD officers in uniform. BLOW BY BLOW: Officer Maurice Harrington is caught on video whacking Michael Cephus with a baton while another cop handcuffs the suspect before they finally subdue him. The victim screams in agony as the police officer inflicts savage blows to his legs with a baton, also known as a bat, causing extreme pain and bleeding while crying out his arm has been injured.
Video of three incidents where police throw bikers off their bikes during critical mass as they were passing through times square.
Police throw a bicyclist off the bike during march 2007 critical mass in times square nyc.
See also http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=-XYanPxEHvM The issue here isn't whether this is "brutality" or who was starting the fights. The issue is that out Government chose to suppress the people's ability to voice its opinions, in order to please the United States. Andrew Murray, Chair of Stop the War Coalition, said, "We condemn the decision of the British government and police to deny the British public the right to peacefully demonstrate while acting on behalf of the criminal administration in the USA. We also denounce the brutal conduct of many police officers towards demonstrators in Whitehall. This evening's events highlight both the growing menace to freedoms in Britain and also the fear that George W Bush and Gordon Brown have of being held to account for their disastrous war policies." Without the right to peacefully protest, what do we have left? From http://tinyurl.com/59ghar But it was the closure of Whitehall by Scotland Yard and its implications for civil liberties that provoked the strongest feelings. A Stop the War spokesman, Andrew Burgin, said: "What would the Americans think if Gordon Brown turned up with a 700-strong entourage who told them to close down central Washington? It is the sort of high-handed attitude that has been shown by Bush all along." A few clips from the anti-Bush protest in Parliament Square, London on 15 June 2008.
See also http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=-XYanPxEHvM The issue here isn't whether this is "brutality" or who was starting the fights. The issue is that out Government chose to suppress the people's ability to voice its opinions, in order to please the United States. Andrew Murray, Chair of Stop the War Coalition, said, "We condemn the decision of the British government and police to deny the British public the right to peacefully demonstrate while acting on behalf of the criminal administration in the USA. We also denounce the brutal conduct of many police officers towards demonstrators in Whitehall. This evening's events highlight both the growing menace to freedoms in Britain and also the fear that George W Bush and Gordon Brown have of being held to account for their disastrous war policies." Without the right to peacefully protest, what do we have left? From http://tinyurl.com/59ghar But it was the closure of Whitehall by Scotland Yard and its implications for civil liberties that provoked the strongest feelings. A Stop the War spokesman, Andrew Burgin, said: "What would the Americans think if Gordon Brown turned up with a 700-strong entourage who told them to close down central Washington? It is the sort of high-handed attitude that has been shown by Bush all along." A few clips from the anti-Bush protest in Parliament Square, London on 15 June 2008.
The peaceful 2008 UK Teknival, miles from anyones harm is illegally attacked by police... again! No legal issue of section 63 25/05/08, Rochdale, north of Manchester
People protexting the goverment . Truckers protesting gas prizes in Reykjavik Iceland. On the 23rd of april 2008
People protexting the goverment . Truckers protesting gas prizes in Reykjavik Iceland. On the 23rd of april 2008
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Attacking a 14 year old skater. This pervert cop passes for pedophile characteristics. To catch a predator pedofile, he is a certified pedophile. In one of the top 5 cities for police brutality. Make sure this cop is on the pedophile database. Police brutality is a term used to describe the excessive use of physical force, assault, verbal attacks, and threats by police officers and other law enforcement officers. The term may also be used to apply to such behavior when used by prison officers. Widespread, systematic police brutality exists in many countries, even those which prosecute it. Brutality is one of several forms of police misconduct which include false arrest, intimidation, racial profiling, political repression, surveillance abuse, sexual abuse, and police corruption.
Attacking a 14 year old skater. This pervert cop passes for pedophile characteristics. To catch a predator pedofile, he is a certified pedophile. In one of the top 5 cities for police brutality. Make sure this cop is on the pedophile database. Police brutality is a term used to describe the excessive use of physical force, assault, verbal attacks, and threats by police officers and other law enforcement officers. The term may also be used to apply to such behavior when used by prison officers. Widespread, systematic police brutality exists in many countries, even those which prosecute it. Brutality is one of several forms of police misconduct which include false arrest, intimidation, racial profiling, political repression, surveillance abuse, sexual abuse, and police corruption.
The Law Office of Bernard & Bernard is featured in an exciting, exclusive, in-depth and inside interview, discussing Headline Civil Rights News: Matthew Fleuret v. Orange County Sheriff's Department et al. Matthew Fleuret's attorneys, Stephen Bernard and David Brown, say he was arrested two years ago on suspicion of obstructing a deputy after a bar fight in San Clemente, California. And they allege that video footage shows deputies took Fleuret's pants off and used a stun gun on him, even though he was handcuffed and, at one point, strapped to a chair. Flueret alleges he was tased at least 11 times. The video also appears to show a deputy slamming Fleuret in the head as he sat on a bench in the jail. The video was released as part of the discovery process in Fleuret's lawsuit. It comes a few months after a drunken homeless man died after being tased in the Orange County jail. Stephen Bernard joined his father, Saul J. Bernard, at the Bernard Law practice after attending the University of Southern California and Southwestern University School of Law. As lead counsel he has guided the firm to the forefront of action, civil litigation, and criminal defense. Mr. Bernard also represents major art collectors and dealers in international transactions involving some of the great art of our time. His broad expertise and extraordinary record have made him a formidable figure in the California legal arena. You can contact Stephen Bernard at 310-312-0220 http://bblaw.org/index.html You can contact David Brown at 310-545-5459. http://insiderexclusive.com
Police, carrying firearms and wearing Kevlar vests, burst into 3 Pubs around midnight and assaulted several students, sprayed them with mace, took their cellphones and ordered them to delete cellphone pictures of the raid. Police officers also reportedly put their hands in some womens' underwear to search for drugs. "I understand they have a job to do and I always accommodate them. But this time they just burst in, assaulted my customers and hit me in the face when I said I was the owner. They also pointed guns at us. One student, who asked to remain anonymous, had a blue eye and several bruises on his face, after being kicked four times in the face, allegedly by a police officer, after he and his friends were ordered to lie on the ground in the pool room in Die Mystic Boer. "They told us to stop drinking and smoking. My friend lit up a cigarette and they slapped him in the face. I yelled: "Dude, what the f**k are you doing to my friend? That's when they hit me and kicked me four times in the face. Then they sprayed mace or pepper spray in my eyes." Niel Bekker, a journalism graduate and son of Koos Bekker, the chief executive of Naspers, said he saw a man from the Netherlands who had been invited to speak at the Woordfees and his Belgian friend confront the police. The Belgian man and his girlfriend, who tried to intervene, were knocked against a wall. He also saw how a girl, who was having an asthma attack and who tried to use her phone, was hit with a baton. Stefan Sessa, the marketing manager at Cia Media, also at Die Mystic Boer, said police hit him and threw him to the ground. Johan Blom, who was at Springbok Pub with his friends, said a police officer shouted at everyone to "put away your f**king phones" and when he asked her why she was swearing at him, he had pepper spray sprayed into his eyes. "I had to rely on my friend to lead me home, because I was blinded." Bevan Williams, who was also in the Springbok Pub, said his doctor confirmed his eardrum had ruptured when a police officer hit him after he tried to take a picture of him. Asked why the police were armed and dressed in riot gear, police spokesperson Elliot Sinyangana said they had to be "prepared for anything". He confirmed that only a small quantity of drugs was found. http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click_id=15&art_id=vn20080310070141838C838576
Police, carrying firearms and wearing Kevlar vests, burst into 3 Pubs around midnight and assaulted several students, sprayed them with mace, took their cellphones and ordered them to delete cellphone pictures of the raid. Police officers also reportedly put their hands in some womens' underwear to search for drugs. "I understand they have a job to do and I always accommodate them. But this time they just burst in, assaulted my customers and hit me in the face when I said I was the owner. They also pointed guns at us. One student, who asked to remain anonymous, had a blue eye and several bruises on his face, after being kicked four times in the face, allegedly by a police officer, after he and his friends were ordered to lie on the ground in the pool room in Die Mystic Boer. "They told us to stop drinking and smoking. My friend lit up a cigarette and they slapped him in the face. I yelled: "Dude, what the f**k are you doing to my friend? That's when they hit me and kicked me four times in the face. Then they sprayed mace or pepper spray in my eyes." Niel Bekker, a journalism graduate and son of Koos Bekker, the chief executive of Naspers, said he saw a man from the Netherlands who had been invited to speak at the Woordfees and his Belgian friend confront the police. The Belgian man and his girlfriend, who tried to intervene, were knocked against a wall. He also saw how a girl, who was having an asthma attack and who tried to use her phone, was hit with a baton. Stefan Sessa, the marketing manager at Cia Media, also at Die Mystic Boer, said police hit him and threw him to the ground. Johan Blom, who was at Springbok Pub with his friends, said a police officer shouted at everyone to "put away your f**king phones" and when he asked her why she was swearing at him, he had pepper spray sprayed into his eyes. "I had to rely on my friend to lead me home, because I was blinded." Bevan Williams, who was also in the Springbok Pub, said his doctor confirmed his eardrum had ruptured when a police officer hit him after he tried to take a picture of him. Asked why the police were armed and dressed in riot gear, police spokesperson Elliot Sinyangana said they had to be "prepared for anything". He confirmed that only a small quantity of drugs was found. http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click_id=15&art_id=vn20080310070141838C838576
Stellenbosch Police showing how stupid they really are. March 7/8 2008 Police raid on Bohemia. Majority black cops raiding majority white patron night clubs & assaulting defenceless students. Retaliation?
The officer who beat the woman got fired, but no charges were filed! There is a petition online to press charges against him, we need 2000 votes but only have 720. Please post this link next to the video so people can sign! http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/The-case-of-Angela-Garbarino http://www.abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=4309643&page=1 After Angela Garbarino was arrested in Shreveport, Louisiana last November on suspicion of drunk driving, she wound up lying on the police station floor in a pool of her own blood with two black eyes, a broken nose, two broken teeth, and other cuts and bruises. Garbarino says that Officer Wiley Willis beat her up after turning off the police video camera. Willis's attorney insists that Garbarino slipped and fell when Willis tried to prevent her from leaving the room. However, Garbarino says that the extent of her injuries are proof that she was beaten. The police video obtained by ABC News shows Garbarino demanding the right to make a phone call. "I have the right to call somebody right now and I know that," she yells. Officer Willis instead begins handcuffing her. She wiggles away, he pulls her back sharply by her wrists, and she hits the wall and falls on the floor. Willis pushes her down into a chair three successive times as she repeatedly stands up again, increasingly distraught and screaming, "Get away from me!" Willis is finally shown leaning over her and asking, "Do you understand me?" to which she replies, "Yeah, I understand." Willis then walks over and turns off the camera. When the video resumes, Garbarino is lying in the floor in a pool of her own blood. There is an apparent cut in what ABC aired, but according to KTBS in Shreveport, Willis turns Garbarino on her back, telling her, "Lay down, don't move," and she replies, "I can't believe you just did what you just did. I really can't." Willis has since been dismissed from the police force. KTBS states that "Willis was fired by Police Chief Henry Whitehorn earlier this month for how he treated Garbarino during the whole episode, not for her injuries." Willis is appealing his dismissal, and his attorney insists that his client was following procedures in turning off the camera. According to KTBS, "Authorities familiar with Shreveport police policy said a person is read their rights and gets an explanation of what's going to happen next. That is followed by a sobriety test. If the person refuses, the officer can turn off the tape and take them to an adjoining room, handcuff them to a bench, fill out the paperwork and charge them." However, experts suggested to ABC that Willis should have called for female backup when Garbarino began resisting. One criminologist stated, "I think we have a situation where the arrested person is refusing to cooperate and the police officer apparently overreacted."
The officer who beat the woman got fired, but no charges were filed! There is a petition online to press charges against him, we need 2000 votes but only have 720. Please post this link next to the video so people can sign! http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/The-case-of-Angela-Garbarino http://www.abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=4309643&page=1 After Angela Garbarino was arrested in Shreveport, Louisiana last November on suspicion of drunk driving, she wound up lying on the police station floor in a pool of her own blood with two black eyes, a broken nose, two broken teeth, and other cuts and bruises. Garbarino says that Officer Wiley Willis beat her up after turning off the police video camera. Willis's attorney insists that Garbarino slipped and fell when Willis tried to prevent her from leaving the room. However, Garbarino says that the extent of her injuries are proof that she was beaten. The police video obtained by ABC News shows Garbarino demanding the right to make a phone call. "I have the right to call somebody right now and I know that," she yells. Officer Willis instead begins handcuffing her. She wiggles away, he pulls her back sharply by her wrists, and she hits the wall and falls on the floor. Willis pushes her down into a chair three successive times as she repeatedly stands up again, increasingly distraught and screaming, "Get away from me!" Willis is finally shown leaning over her and asking, "Do you understand me?" to which she replies, "Yeah, I understand." Willis then walks over and turns off the camera. When the video resumes, Garbarino is lying in the floor in a pool of her own blood. There is an apparent cut in what ABC aired, but according to KTBS in Shreveport, Willis turns Garbarino on her back, telling her, "Lay down, don't move," and she replies, "I can't believe you just did what you just did. I really can't." Willis has since been dismissed from the police force. KTBS states that "Willis was fired by Police Chief Henry Whitehorn earlier this month for how he treated Garbarino during the whole episode, not for her injuries." Willis is appealing his dismissal, and his attorney insists that his client was following procedures in turning off the camera. According to KTBS, "Authorities familiar with Shreveport police policy said a person is read their rights and gets an explanation of what's going to happen next. That is followed by a sobriety test. If the person refuses, the officer can turn off the tape and take them to an adjoining room, handcuff them to a bench, fill out the paperwork and charge them." However, experts suggested to ABC that Willis should have called for female backup when Garbarino began resisting. One criminologist stated, "I think we have a situation where the arrested person is refusing to cooperate and the police officer apparently overreacted."
Shreveport woman claims an officer physically abused her while she was in custody. The officer, who turned off the camera during part of the booking, has been fired and is appealing his dismissal. Police Brutality Louisiana police officer. #27 - Most Discussed (Today) - News & Politics #52 - Most Viewed (Today) - News & Politics #64 - Top Favorites (Today) - News & Politics
This program was produced by TVSAMOA in Hawaii. This is the first part of an hour long documentary. Samoa International journalist Tanielu K. Aiono Sataraka interviewed the Doles family lawyer and also acquired footages from the family and MSNBC for this important documentary. To date this is the biggest Police Brutality case in the USA, however it did not receive proper media attention due to the OJ Simpson Murder trial and Rodney King police brutality case which dominated the media at the time. According to Producer Sataraka, he wanted to make sure that Samoans are well informed and educated about their rights.
A University of Hawaii fan captures a video clip of another UH fan being beaten by a Honolulu police officer at the UH vs. Washington game.
A University of Hawaii fan captures a video clip of another UH fan being beaten by a Honolulu police officer at the UH vs. Washington game.
Please read this. It'll probably save you from looking like an **** Please excuse the language in the song and the hatred presented on the signs. ****** Ever since an Evangelical Speaker came to my campus to speak,I've been keeping an eye on everything that he and his fellow speakers do. I've seen their hatred thrown out at everyone- regardless of race, creed, gender, or lifestyle. When a particular preacher complained about police brutality because an officer made him and his speakers leave, I became somewhat angry. So, I created this video to show everyone just what to preachers do and say to warrant such "police brutality" as being made to leave private property. ***** I do NOT hate Christians. I do not have a problem with religion, except when it is used to insult and be forced upon others. I realize that not all people act like this, and I want everyone to know that I do not believe the majority of Christians act like this. Thank you. ***** Since people are apparently too impatient to wait for the credits, the song is called Liar Liar (Burn in Hell) and it is by The Used. If you wait until the credits and are confused by what they say, the song in the credits is Smile by AFI.
On the Chaffey Community College campus, during one of our most peaceful days, the police arrest and brutalize Joey, James, and Jason after we all complied with school policy, during one of our most peaceful days of activism and free speech. Partial transcript of difficult-to-hear audio: -"He's choking him! He's choking him!"-Jason, as the camera is first pushed away from the door. You can hear him continuing to yell this for about a minute on both sides of the room, including the reception area. -"I'm not resisting!"-James, after he is slammed down on the table, supposedly for resisting the officers. The arrestees: 1st) Jason 2nd) James 3rd) Joey The context: -Listen to what Kortney, the camera person, is saying; she fills it all in. -Toward the end of this video, you can see the main entrance is closed, because they locked down the entire building, closed all the blinds, blocking that side door window with paper, ALL DURING THEIR NORMAL HOURS OF OPERATION, with all three arresttees locked inside for between 20 minutes (Joey) to over an hour (James and Jason). -These are the most talkative and brave members of our team, especially concerning injustice, even when under fire, as you can see at the beginning of the video. By the end of the video, you can see that they aren't saying anything. What did the police say/do to them to so drastically change their normal reactions? -None of them were informed what they were being arrested, nor given prior warning to being arrested, but rather complying with everything the police asked of them (except surrendering our recording devices, one of which they stole and refused to give back). The present situation: -2 of the 3 arrestees are still in a detention center under felony charges. Joey, the one whom they stole the recording device from was brought up on lesser charges. -When the normal police showed up, including San Bernardino Sheriffs and the Fontana police, both of which were informed of the assaults and offered to be shown the videos, talked with us a little, but then left without helping us. The campus police are free to continue doing as they please on the Chaffey College campus. If any of you would like to contact the Chaffey Campus Police Department, or the administration, here is the information: http://www.chaffey.edu **Phone numbers: *Campus Police: 909-652-6632 *Administration: 909/652-6161 *Public Relations: 909/652-6115 **The College Newspaper [#s and website]: (909) 652-6934 [Newsroom], (909) 477-8490 [Story Ideas], (909) 652-6934 [Editors and Staff] http://www.chaffeybreeze.com/contact/ -Call, e-mail, or whatever else you can do to complain, comment, and question to any or all of these departments concerning this obstruction of justice, unprovoked brutality, and spontaneous arrests of peaceful, cooperative prolife activists/free speech advocates performed by the Chaffey College Campus Police on duty on Tuesday, November 13th, 2007 between 10am and 2:30pm in Rancho Cucamonga, California. Here is the more detailed Survivors blog of this event: http://survivors.la/blog/index.php?id=62 One of the reasons we don't have film before the arrests started was because of how sudden they were, and because many of the CLT team had just talked a student out of aborting her baby, and dialoging with other students (for example, the young man giving the oddly-timed commentary about this injustice next to the door while this was all happening is a Chaffey student who had been talking with us before this scene errupted) We'll keep you updated as this story progresses. You don't see how much your rights in this country have really eroded away until you exercise them, and it is only by publicly exercising our rights that they remain secure. Apologies for the poor quality for most of the video; our equipment for porting video cassettes to computers wasn't working. We'll upload an unabridged high-quality version as soon as we can.
http://www.noborderscamp.org High-res version http://www.sonoranstyle.net/CALEXICOn11.mov Video of Border Patrol agents tackling a musician to the ground and proceeding to fire pepper rounds at close range into the surrounding crowd and beating them with batons. Video de agentes de la Migra asaltando a un musico, pegandoles con bastones y disparando balas de spray pimienta desde cerca al muchedumbre. Calexico, CA -- November 11, 2007 -- Border Patrol officers attacked Sunday evening participants in the closing rally of a week-long bi-national camp protesting borders in Calexico/Mexicali. The rally took place on both sides of the fence just east of the pedestrian border crossing. Nearly 100 Border Patrol agents used pepper gas pellets, tazers, and batons to assault demonstrators on the U.S side. As people attempted to disperse, Border Patrol agents chased and detained them in groups, forcing them to their knees with their hands on their heads. In one case, a person already badly injured by pepper pellets shot at close range, was pursued and pulled away from a companion treating his wounds. "They were shouting at us to move so I was walking away when I tripped. They grabbed me and tackled me and held me down. A few minutes later, I saw more than a dozen of them beating on another guy with batons and jabbing tasers into him." says Geoff Boyce. The Border Patrol made three arrests: Steve Murphy, Erik Wackernagel and one other person. All three have been charged with impeding a federal officer and are scheduled to appear before a federal magistrate judge Tuesday morning. The detainees maintain that they partook in a peaceful protest and were shocked by the Border Patrol's brutal attack. All others who were temporarily detained on the street have now been released. More than 500 people participated in the No Borders Camp during the week of November 7-11. The bi-national camp was a networking forum for activists opposed to the militarization of the border. Actions during the camp included a rally and march on November 9 at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility in El Centro, CA and a memorial service on November 10 at a cemetery in Holtville, CA where the remains of some of the more than 4000 migrants who have died crossing the border are buried. All activities during the camp were peaceful and intended to build connections across borders. Sunday's march and rally was the culmination of the No Borders Camp. Calexico, CA - 11 de Noviembre 2007 - Oficiales de la Patrulla Fronteriza atacaron manifestantes Domingo en la noche en la última manifestación de un campamento de activistas en contra de fronteras. La manifestación tomo lugar en los dos lados del muro justo al este de la garita internacional entre Calexico y Mexicali. Casi 100 oficiales de la Patrulla Fronteriza usaron bastones, armas con balas de gas pimiento, y pistola paralizante para controlar los manifestantes en el lado EE.UU. Mientras la gente trataba de salir, agentes de la Patrulla Fronteriza persiguieron y detenieron la gente en grupos, obligandolos a sus rodillas con las manos en sus cabezas. En un caso, una persona ya herida severemente por balas de gas pimiento disparado de cerca, fue perseguido y sacado de un compañero que estaba tratando sus heridas. Estaban gritandonos que nos movemos entonces estaba caminando cuando me caí. me agarraron y tumbaron y me tenían en el piso. Unos minutos despues, vi mas que doce de ellos golpiando otro manifestante con bastones y electrucandolo, dice Geoff Boyce. La Patrulla Fronteriza arrestó a tres personas; Steve Murphy, Erik Wackernagel, y otra persona mas. Los tres han sido acusado con impedir a un oficial federal y veran un juicio federal la mañana de Martes. Los detenidos dicen que participaban en una protesta pacifica y estaban muy soprendidos por el ataque brutal de la Patrulla Fronteriza. Las demas personas que se habian detenido temporalmente ya estan libres. Mas que 500 personas participaron en el Campamento Sin Fronteras durante la semana de 7 - 11 de Noviembre. El campamento binacional fue un foro de comunicacion y plática para activistas contra la militarizacion de la frontera. Acciones durante el campamento incluían una manifestacion y marcha el 9 de Noviembre al centro de detencion de la aduana y migra EE.UU (ICE) en El Centro, CA y un servicio el 10 de Noviembre en un cementario en Holtzville, CA para recordar los 4000 migrantes que han muerto cruzando la frontera. Unos de ellos estan enterrados ahi. Todas las actividades durante el campamento fueron pacificas e intentaron construir conecciones entre las fronteras. La marcha y manifestacion de domingo fue la conclusion del Campamento Sin Fronteras.
These policemen beats the shit out of some poor, old, retard British Car Thief...real sad stuff.
Prison guard gets angry because of the food and beat down an inmate.
Prison guard gets angry because of the food and beat down an inmate.
4-08-07 Alexandria, La. Police pull over a woman taser and then tackle her. http://centrallapolitics.blogspot.com/
4-08-07 Alexandria, La. Police pull over a woman taser and then tackle her. http://centrallapolitics.blogspot.com/
Police Brutality in Chicago
Police Brutality in Chicago
Im a 30 year old hispanic male my height is 5'9 my weight is 160 I have a not so good record from the past I did my time for my crimes but does it give the State police and the City police the right to have me cuffed then taze me in the genitals then brutally beat me while I was conscious from been tazed in the groin area the pain was extreme im suffering till this day the two officers Harvey which he works for the State police and the other officer Becton which he is a city cop both officers are between 6 foot to 6'3 280 to 300 pounds (505)315-5538
Im a 30 year old hispanic male my height is 5'9 my weight is 160 I have a not so good record from the past I did my time for my crimes but does it give the State police and the City police the right to have me cuffed then taze me in the genitals then brutally beat me while I was conscious from been tazed in the groin area the pain was extreme im suffering till this day the two officers Harvey which he works for the State police and the other officer Becton which he is a city cop both officers are between 6 foot to 6'3 280 to 300 pounds (505)315-5538
UF Student Andrew Meyer tasered at John Kerry Speech
Veteran Florida Communicator Ron Sachs responds to University of Florida student tasered at John Kerry forum.
Veteran Florida Communicator Ron Sachs responds to University of Florida student tasered at John Kerry forum.
Several speakers express the deep felt feelings of the NYC black community towards Sean Bell's murder and police brutality.
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Over the Line: Fighting Police Brutality. A documentary about the problem of police brutality in Minneapolis and the people who are trying to stop it. Police brutality is a term used to describe the excessive use of physical force, assault, verbal attacks, and threats by police officers and other law enforcement officers. The term may also be used to apply to such behavior when used by prison officers. Widespread, systematic police brutality exists in many countries, even those which prosecute it.Brutality is one of several forms of police misconduct which include false arrest, intimidation, racial profiling, political repression, surveillance abuse, sexual abuse, and police corruption. Abuse by law enforcement officers in the United States is one of the most serious and divisive human rights violations in the country. The violations persist nationwide, in rural, suburban, and urban areas of the country, committed by various law enforcement personnel including local and state police, sheriff's departments, and federal agents. Police have engaged in unjustified shootings, severe beatings, fatal chokings, and unnecessarily rough treatment. While the proportion of repeatedly abusive officers on any force is generally small, responsible authorities — including law enforcement supervisors, as well as local and federal government leadership — often fail to act decisively to restrain or penalize such acts. Producer: Phillips Community Television; Production Company: Sleepy Head Productions; Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States.
Over the Line: Fighting Police Brutality. A documentary about the problem of police brutality in Minneapolis and the people who are trying to stop it. Police brutality is a term used to describe the excessive use of physical force, assault, verbal attacks, and threats by police officers and other law enforcement officers. The term may also be used to apply to such behavior when used by prison officers. Widespread, systematic police brutality exists in many countries, even those which prosecute it.Brutality is one of several forms of police misconduct which include false arrest, intimidation, racial profiling, political repression, surveillance abuse, sexual abuse, and police corruption. Abuse by law enforcement officers in the United States is one of the most serious and divisive human rights violations in the country. The violations persist nationwide, in rural, suburban, and urban areas of the country, committed by various law enforcement personnel including local and state police, sheriff's departments, and federal agents. Police have engaged in unjustified shootings, severe beatings, fatal chokings, and unnecessarily rough treatment. While the proportion of repeatedly abusive officers on any force is generally small, responsible authorities — including law enforcement supervisors, as well as local and federal government leadership — often fail to act decisively to restrain or penalize such acts. Producer: Phillips Community Television; Production Company: Sleepy Head Productions; Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States.
Essay by Mumia Abu-Jamal http://prisonradio.org http://freemumia.com May Day Rally Protest footage Los Angeles California MacArthur Park 5/01/07 News clips: FOX,CNN,MSNBC,Telemundo Other Video Clips from: thegamejew: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1kEu6... ElDaviosol: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI-8wm... Music: Soul Rebel by Bob Marley 7 Nation Army by White Stripes Smoke & Mirrors by RJD2 ------------------------------ http://brasscheck.com/seattle 1. The attacks by the LAPD on peaceful demonstrators were planned out and even trained for weeks in advance. It's apparent by the formations and equipment the police used. Nothing improvised or spontaneous about it. 2. The order for the preparations came from the top, the Chief of Police and his boss, the Mayor of Los Angeles. That's the ONLY way such an operation can take place. No field commander is going to do this on his own and no Police Chief is going to risk his career to so something like this on a whim. 3. The two lying scum-bags responsible (The Mayor and Chief) are only expressing "shock" now because their actions were caught on video. 4. The same things happens at virtually EVERY peaceful political protest of any size in the US: a) fake "anarchists" throw a few bottles at police and/or vandalize private property b) the "anarchists" are never caught or even assaulted c) the police use the "provocation" as a justification to attack the crowd d) the police try to antagonize the crowd into retaliating (which rarely works by the way) so they can justify mass arrests in order to discredit the demonstrators and their cause. Normally, the venal, spineless, lazy US news media covers up the reality of these "episodes." This time the LAPD shoved some reporters around (heavens to Betsy!) and what really happened made the news. credits:1mcsource ....
Essay by Mumia Abu-Jamal http://prisonradio.org http://freemumia.com May Day Rally Protest footage Los Angeles California MacArthur Park 5/01/07 News clips: FOX,CNN,MSNBC,Telemundo Other Video Clips from: thegamejew: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1kEu6... ElDaviosol: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI-8wm... Music: Soul Rebel by Bob Marley 7 Nation Army by White Stripes Smoke & Mirrors by RJD2 ------------------------------ http://brasscheck.com/seattle 1. The attacks by the LAPD on peaceful demonstrators were planned out and even trained for weeks in advance. It's apparent by the formations and equipment the police used. Nothing improvised or spontaneous about it. 2. The order for the preparations came from the top, the Chief of Police and his boss, the Mayor of Los Angeles. That's the ONLY way such an operation can take place. No field commander is going to do this on his own and no Police Chief is going to risk his career to so something like this on a whim. 3. The two lying scum-bags responsible (The Mayor and Chief) are only expressing "shock" now because their actions were caught on video. 4. The same things happens at virtually EVERY peaceful political protest of any size in the US: a) fake "anarchists" throw a few bottles at police and/or vandalize private property b) the "anarchists" are never caught or even assaulted c) the police use the "provocation" as a justification to attack the crowd d) the police try to antagonize the crowd into retaliating (which rarely works by the way) so they can justify mass arrests in order to discredit the demonstrators and their cause. Normally, the venal, spineless, lazy US news media covers up the reality of these "episodes." This time the LAPD shoved some reporters around (heavens to Betsy!) and what really happened made the news. credits:1mcsource ....
Police beat up a girl at Reagan National Airport, throwing her across the room into a person and a metal chair. Then they picked her up and threw her against a table. After that, they bashed her head into that metal table, giving her a concussion. Then they twisted her arm so hard that it was about to break.
Police beat up a girl at Reagan National Airport, throwing her across the room into a person and a metal chair. Then they picked her up and threw her against a table. After that, they bashed her head into that metal table, giving her a concussion. Then they twisted her arm so hard that it was about to break.
New York City Police violently assault, batter and basically beat the crap out of people who are not interfering with them and are merely trying to videotape their actions. Granted - not all police are like this. But none the less, videos like this can make the police seem no better than any other street thugs.
British Police Brutality in Anguilla, Police tries to stop peaceful protest.
British Police Brutality in Anguilla, Police tries to stop peaceful protest.
Cop flips on kids for skating downtown in Hot Springs Arkansas. Jarad Graham, Drew Irwin, Skylar Nalls, Matt McCormack, Robbie Brindley, & Casey Canterbury get arrested. CALL AND COMPLAIN: (501) 321-6789 Bobby Southard 641 Malvern Ave. Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901 Sentinel Record's Newspaper 501 623-7711 ask ext 119 don(at)hotsr(dot)com editor(at)hotsr(dot)com Hot Springs Village Voice 501-623-6397 advertising(at)hotspringsvillagevoice(dot)net Aetn-Public TV 501 682-4183 Katv Channel 7 501 324 7514 Kvth-TV 26 501 255 1525 kim(dot)worden(at)vtntv(dot)com
Cop flips on kids for skating downtown in Hot Springs Arkansas. Jarad Graham, Drew Irwin, Skylar Nalls, Matt McCormack, Robbie Brindley, & Casey Canterbury get arrested. CALL AND COMPLAIN: (501) 321-6789 Bobby Southard 641 Malvern Ave. Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901 Sentinel Record's Newspaper 501 623-7711 ask ext 119 don(at)hotsr(dot)com editor(at)hotsr(dot)com Hot Springs Village Voice 501-623-6397 advertising(at)hotspringsvillagevoice(dot)net Aetn-Public TV 501 682-4183 Katv Channel 7 501 324 7514 Kvth-TV 26 501 255 1525 kim(dot)worden(at)vtntv(dot)com
Props to Mr Moore for putting the NYPD's racist cops on blast. You gotta love it.
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