Police Brutality in Anywhere, USA Essay

When the security officer arrived, I gave him a vivid report of what happened. He disrespected my role in front of all the students. For instance, even though he took the phone (without any resistance from the student), the officer wore a proud smirk on his face and told the rebellious student to stop by his office. He said that he would return the student’s phone to him -- right after my class ended.

Officer James had then followed us back to my house to inform my parents of what had happened tonight and let them know it was nothing we did wrong but simply all the officers fault. The officer just wanted to make sure we made it home safe and so that they could explain it all to our parents. Especially Ceejay and I’s parents because we were the ones that had been tased. The look on my mom's face was priceless when we pulled into the driveway with the police car following.

There are a lot of incidents that happen between police, and criminals. Always a mix up, confusion, miscommunication, and sadly, police brutality, but police always get the benefit of the doubt because of lack of evidence. A incident happened way back in around 2009, it was actually on January 1st. A twenty-two year old young man named Oscar Grant was shot at Fruitvale Station, by an officer that “thought” he was using a taser, but actually used a gun. If that officer would have had a body camera on, he would’ve been more aware of what he was doing, and he would have been caught sooner because they would have been able to see, and tell that Grant wasn’t being defiant.

This officer spoke with juvenile #1 and his mother Christine about the incident. Juvenile #1 stated earlier in the day he was at Central Park and ran into his ex-girlfriend juvenile #3. Juvenile #1 stated he had words with juvenile #3 and she slapped him at least twice a crossed the side of his face. Juvenile #1 admitted after

Brother Money called the meeting to order at 2:15 pm. He introduced the two CMPD Officers (Officer M. Deal #0701 and Officer J. Mullis #2138) The Officers talked about the motorcycle laws (General Statue 20-158 Law) The two Officers talked about the amount of time that you had to wait at a stop light before turning on a red light. Three minutes is the time limit if all was clear and no one is in the crosswalk. Brother Money informed the Brothers that Road Captains pulling out in front of traffic was impeding the flow of traffic. The two Officers reinforced what Brother Money was saying. Brother Money talked about the confusion with the Law and people not understanding rules. Officer Mullis talked about our rights as a Club. Brother

The officer was able to get the vet to identify with him by comparing their jobs and what each one dealt with as a result. He also thanked the vet for his service and the sacrifices he made. At that point he was able to take him into custody.(Carlson, 2012

Imagine that you’ve recently moved into a new town due to accepting a promotion for a new job. You’re excited for the next step in your career and the opportunities it will bring for you and your family. You’ve left home early to arrive to work on time when suddenly a cop pulls behind you, siren blaring and its florescent red and blue lights flashing. You slowly pull to the side after quickly checking your speedometer wondering what you could have done wrong. After turning off the car you pull out your license and registration and roll down your window as the officer approaches your driver’s side door. The officer directs his attention from the inspecting the outside of the car to you and asks if you’re new in town. After your response of yes

At approximately 2230 hours I met with James and Dustin and the police department. I completed the advisement of rights form and both Dustin and James signed it, indicating Dustin would speak with me. I asked Dustin if he remembered me and he advised he remembered being pulled over and Sergeant Kettle and another officer was there. I told Dustin that the other officer was me. I advised him that we knew what he was really doing in the area, because of witnesses

On October 26, 2017 at approximately 2:54pm, I, Officer Kyeishia Evans, with the Ville Platte Police Department, was dispatched to the Slap Ya Momma parking lot, in reference to juveniles fighting on Bus # VP14. Upon arrival I was advised by Chief Neal Lartigue, with the Ville Platte Police Department, that there were two black juvenile males fighting on his bus and that he had paramedics with Acadian Ambulance enroute to our location to give juvenile # 2 medical attention. I advised juvenile #1 to step off the bus; which he complied. I conducted a pat search on the juvenile for weapons, placed handcuffs on his wrists, and put him in the back seat of my marked Ville Platte Police Department vehicle. Paramedics with Acadian Ambulance arrived

Off. Martin arrived before I did. when I arrived, Off. Martin was placing Schweitzer detaining Schweitzer in handcuffs. I recognized Schweitzer from police contact during a disturbance reported the previous night. I assisted Off. Martin when he escorted Schweitzer to the back of his patrol vehicle. Schweitzer was yelling and swearing while he was escorted, and after he was placed into the back of Off. Martin's patrol vehicle.

Follow all instructions rather than arguing. Inform the police officer that legal counsel will be retained, if necessary, in the event the officer appears to be overstepping his or her bounds.

and advised him of his Miranda Rights. The male stated that he did not have ID

A second example of my relationships with the police is my cousin Johnny Basilio. Johnny is in his 30s or 40s and, like Mr. Haley, is also an incredibly nice guy. I rarely get to see him because I don’t get to see that side of often but when I see him, he’s always happy and nice to talk to. One story I have of him is when his sister, my cousin Karen, had twins they decided to name him as one of their godfathers. When they asked him, with everyone around, he broke down in tears of joy. Another story is, coincidentally, at my high school graduation party. My party was shortly after his wife died from cancer, so he came and was inside talking to my mom about life and other things for a while. Eventually, he and my mom were talking about food and he asked who the caterer was and mentioned how the

Officer TL-1231 requesting Transportation for a youthful offender, at my location. Charges: resisting arrest, disturbing the peace. Five minutes pass as Officer TL-1231 continues to hold the small girl in a tight restraining hold, tears made paths down her dark face. The struggle leaves her body. Witnesses and shop owners look on with curiosity, but no one moves to help her. They thought she must have surely done something wrong. A new officer, FG-1582, arrived on the scene in a police cruiser, and the girls limp body was loaded into the back seat of the car. They then proceeded to head back to the precinct.

On October 20, 2017 approximately at 17:07 pm, Officer Emilio Sanchez came to control with cadet Mcdonald and the cuff’s. I went to talk to E. Sanchez about cuff 13, I had started to tell him that “the last person on the sign out sheet was him and that if he could keep his eyes out for it” I was interrupted by him saying “ we all ready looked for it trough the whole jail it’s not here” I then told him “ I don’t care I’m just trying to let you know” then E. Sanchez went on saying “ I already cussed Belinte out I will cuss you out too” I replied “ go ahead and cuss me out . . If you want we can take it outside after work if you want . .. I am just trying to tell you. . “. Durning the time I was talking he kept trying to talk over me so