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The Daily Caller
Chuck Ross
03/01/2015
A graphic video posted online Sunday shows Los Angeles Police Department officers shooting a homeless man during a dramatic struggle.
The video begins with a cluster of officers, seven in total, fighting with the man on the sidewalk.
WATCH (WARNING: GRAPHIC):
Two squad cars can be seen in the camera’s view and the area of town appears to be a central hub for the homeless. Tarps line the street and other people are milling around in the background of the scene.
As the officers are struggling with the man, a woman is seen holding a stick or a rod to Read More [...]
The Free Thought Project
By Matt Agorist
February 16, 2015
St. Louis, MO — A lawsuit was filed, and charges have been dropped after dash cam video was released showing St. Louis cops turning off their cameras prior to further assaulting an 18-year-old man.
In a prime example of why police are lobbying to make their camera footage secret, St. Louis cops were caught coordinating the turning-off of their cameras during an arrest.
Officers who were following up on a report of shots fired pulled over Cortez Bufford at 10:00 pm on April 10, 2014. The video, released by Buford’s lawyer, Joel Schwartz, shows city officers pull Bufford from a car, kick him repeatedly and Read More [...]
By Elyssa Cherney
Orlando Sentinel
February 2, 2015
Groveland Police are investigating allegations that two of its officers, responding to a burglar alarm, entered the bedroom of an 11-year-old girl, pointed a gun at her and ordered her on the ground.
Officers James Festa and John Rigdon responded to a tripped alarm at the Del Pilar Drive home about 1:40 p.m. on Jan. 25, according to an incident report. That's when Jean Guirand, the girl's father, said the officers went into the home without identifying themselves, burst into his daughter's room and drew their weapons.
In an interview Monday, Guirand said he did not know what was happening until he heard some commotion Read More [...]
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