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This is proof that there is racial discrimination in law enforcement that affects police brutality. This also reinforces the culture of people of color being less human than white people, which takes its roots all the way back to slavery in America. When slavery was still prevalent in the United States, white people believed that black people(slaves), did not feel pain like they felt pain. After slavery was abolished, black people were still strongly regarded as inferior to white people and white people still saw them as wild creatures rather than human beings. White people saw themselves superior to every other race of people, so it was common for them to mistreat other races that weren’t white. This mindset is not as strong as it was in the past but, it is still strong enough to affect the choices police officers make during interactions with people of color. As a result of discrimination at the police level, many people have turned to court system’s to reach justice.

On Sunday November 24, 2016 at approximately 16:02 hrs. Officer L Wilkerson and I Ofc. R. Holcomb were dispatched by dispatcher B Coleman to 304 Hopkins Drive in reference to a disturbance. Upon my arrival I made contact with Ms. Shawntavia Lucky (complainant) who stated that her son Mr. Jousha Lucky (victim) got into a physical altercation with two black males.

Eric Garner. Keith Lamont Scott. Philando Castille. Michael Brown. Do you know who these people are? I am Arianna Dwomoh, a ninth grade at Leesville Road High School in Raleigh, NC. I want to write to you about how racial profiling/ bias is a large part of police shootings and arrests lately as most victims are unarmed people of color. Over the past couple of years, cops have shot and killed unarmed or innocent black men and boys. This shows light upon the worrying racial differences in how police use force. For those who critique the police, the numbers show that it's not just higher rates of gun ownership and violent crime that explain the higher number of police shootings in the US, compared to other countries. Maybe, it's the nonchalant

Police brutality is in the spotlight these days. With new technology such as cell phones and the internet, we can barely go online without seeing something new in the headlines about the violence being perpetrated about the forces protecting our cities. In a radio interview for NPR on April 30, 2015 titled “’Baltimore Sun’ Probe Exposes ‘Disturbing Pattern’ of Police Brutality”, Renee Montagne interviews Mark Puente, who was assigned to research police brutality through the years. This interview speaks the facts about relevant issue of police brutality with visceral accounts that are credible and eye-opening into the actions of America’s ‘men in uniform’ through the years.

On the afternoon of March 12, 2015 I responded to the call of shots fired and two people injured near the Ferguson, Mo, police headquarters. When I arrived I noticed to officers were laying on the ground, I called for EMT’S and backup. Then we sealed of the perimeter, so we can work to provide proper medical attention to the officer’s. Then we proceeded with the investigation. I then examined the crime scene looking for any evidence or clues I could find.

I the writer V. De La Garza was assigned to 1P21 at the Bayshore district unit. I was informed by dispatch to quickly respond to a 911 call. The victim advised her that she was being attacked by her husband at 1234 13th St. Bacliff Texas. Dispatch then hears multiple gunshots and no further response from the victim. Dispatch hears the suspect reload a magazine and continue to fire. Dispatch sends EMS and animal control, after hearing aggressive dog barking turns into the dog squealing as if it was shot or injured.

The issue of police brutality is a significant issue within America today. I strongly think that this issue is an important issue because as civilians, individuals should feel protected by their law system and officers. But also, police officers should not be anxious to arrest individuals and/or patrol communities because of tensions created within the community. Specifically, since Michael Brown's death police officers become apprehensive to do their job because of the split between civilians and the police force during this time. One incident that created fear, anxiousness, and anger

A growing problem in our communities today is the excessive use of police force against unarmed civilians. There are many different types of excessive force used by the police and the news has become saturated with stories of officers killing, or severely maiming unarmed civilians. Just recently a 57 year old man was on his morning walk in Alabama when he was left partially paralyzed by an officer who threw him to the ground even though he was not resisting or fighting the officer. All around the country more and more instances of police brutality are occurring. Body cameras, an increase in training, external investigations, and stricter regulations for hiring officers are all options that will help to reduce police brutality in our

All the proposed tests are necessarily vague and only designed as guides, with definite mandatory subjects being determined only on a case by case approach. However, when a subject has been determined to be a mandatory one, it is agreed that it may be bargained to an impasse so long as the bargaining is in good faith. Whether the subject of dues check-off is a “condition of employment” under the Act and thus a mandatory subject of bargaining has often been before the National Labour Relations Board (NLRB) and the courts. The NLRB is given a great deal of flexibility in interpreting the Act in order to effectuate its policies as evidenced by congressional intent and the courts will normally interfere only if the Board abuses its discretionary

“To Protect and Serve” (Dorobek) is the official motto of the American Police Academy and to do that requires a balanced relationship of trust and support between police officers and the people they serve. In different ways, civilians and police officer’s both have a responsibility to uphold the law. It is a police officer’s responsibility to defend their community. A civilian’s civil duty is to support their police force to ensure they can carry out their job in the safest and most peaceful manner. However, a gap in communication has damaged the relationship between officer’s and the members of the communities they serve. In order to put an end to police brutality and repair the relationship between the American Police Force and the communities they serve, the enforcement of body cameras, new and better methods to train, and special prosecutors in police misconduct investigations are all essential.

Michael Brown, Eric Garner, Tamir Rice, and Yvette Smith are only four names out of the hundreds of victims that are affected by police brutality every year. Imagine knowing that your innocent 7 year old child died while sleeping in her own home due to the hands of a policeman during a raid. This is what Charles Jones reality had come to when he had to grieve the loss of his daughter without getting any justice. Currently so far in 2018, 466 people have died in the hands of police. Over the years, the number of deaths due to police brutality have only increased. Surprisingly, this doesn’t come to a shock to many people because police brutality has become more of a common occurrence throughout the years. This needs to come to an end. The police

I, Sgt Noe 1737, arrived on scene to interview the suspect and witness. Suspect stated he attempted to break up a fight when he was attacked by someone he thought was a plain clothes Officer (Bouncer Hunter Knight). Officer Herman was in full uniform. Suspect apologized for his behavior and requested leniency. I observed the suspect to have minor scratches on his face and tazer prongs in his lower abdomen. Witness, Hunter Knight, statement was consistent with Officer Herman's statement. Crimelab was summoned to Ft Sanders for photographs. Officer Herman's car was out of video range and the camera had powered down prior to the incident. When Officer Loveday arrived to assist, the suspect was in custody with no further incident.

Dear, editor I am writing this letter in concern with relations between the community and the police. Over the years there has been negative contact between the public and the police officers and now that more things are happening with police officers killing unharmed or innocent male citizens are taking place. I think that this has become a very ethical issue. Dealing with the police is part of our society and I think we should all be able to come to an agreement to be able to work together to protect the community and better the lives for each other safety.

Magic Mushrooms are mushrooms that contain psilocybin and this chemical causes people to have hallucinations. Hallucinogens, 2016) Magic mushrooms are commonly abused by millions of Americans. Mushrooms are sold illegally on the streets and kits can be found online to grow your own. (Illegal Drugs & Drug Information, 2009) Psilocybin (magic mushrooms) is a psychedelic drug that grows naturally across many climates excluding Antarctica. Psilocybin mushrooms look very normal and common but they produce greatly intense effects. (Hallucinogens, 2016)Magic mushrooms are mainly consumed by humans and do not contain enough chemicals to considered toxic to adults. Mushrooms can cause changes in motor functions and behavior. Users of psilocybin usually experience hallucinations and sometimes even panic when taken in large doses. If animals such as goats, were to consume magic mushrooms, they would experience similar effects as humans although there is no way of telling if they are hallucinating. People convicted of psilocybin possession can be banned from obtaining federal college grants and loans. (Illegal Drugs & Drug Information, 2009)

Police brutality against black people has been a hot topic over the past three years and police brutality affects all of us in some ways. For instance, five Dallas police officers were killed and many people believe that the shooting had something to do with police brutality that has been going on against black people. Furthermore, this ongoing problem will divide this country and protestors will continue to protest which eventually will results in more violence. We trying to fight police brutality because recent cases such as frank Jude, Oscar grant, Sean bell, Danyall Simpson which results in police officers using excessive use of force and killing black people for no reasons. After studies were done to measure crimes in the areas that police brutality has occurred, the research found that black community’s crime reporting has decline after these events. We can help solve this ongoing problem by protesting more and speak up against it. Also, we need to vote for individuals that wants to help and voted out the politicians that don’t care. Furthermore, we need to sue and take legal actions against the justice system and use our cameras to record everything that is going on for