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... The same law enforcement officers that took an oath to serve and protect the public, are the same ones who are committing acts of police brutality. The acts and allegations of police brutality and wrong doing on their part is being brought to the publics attention more and more each day. ...
Police brutality, mostly against minorities is one of the most serious and enduring human rights violations in this country. Police officers involved in severe beatings, fatal chokings, unjustified shootings, unnecessarily rough physical treatment towards minority groups. Historically minorities, mainly blacks, have been victims of police brutality. ... Within some of these minority communities there is an air of a dominant white society maintaining race discrimination by use of violence against those in minority communities through police officers. ... Police officers are only human and they do have prejudices. ... The fact that there are some officers that recognize and express these attitudes opens the way for racial and ethnic police abuse. Police also engage in non-violent acts as well. ...
With all the talk of police brutality, it should be known that not all cops are the same way.
Approximate Word count = 883
Approximate Pages = 3.5
(250 words per page double spaced)
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