Police officer. ... Police brutality has taken a turn for the worse, as seen with the killings of innocent, unarmed men, such as Mike Brown, Oscar Grant, and Dillon Taylor, all of which their murders were cops who were acquitted of their crimes. ... He was then struck 19 times and killed, unarmed and nonviolent, a victim of police brutality (Stephan). ... So then, what is the reason for such harsh police brutality in America? ... Statistics for police brutality in America are as followed: 3,445 police misconduct reports 4,778 victims 258 fatalities reported One incident every 96 minutes 33%...

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One problem in today's society that falls under the "disease" category is police brutality. ... Knowing this you start to realize that you can't even trust police officers these days. Police officers are supposed to be the ones people can rely on to be fair and just. In reality you should probably trust a police officer less than a convicted felon. ... In a report done by New York City's Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) for the first half of the year in 1997 it is seen that white America seems to rarely if ever be on the receiving end of police brutality. ...

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He goes on to tell how they as a people will never be satisfied while there is police brutality going on towards black people, and blacks are living in ghettos they cant get out of and residing in towns that post signs "whites only". ...

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Guns: Helpful or Harmful? Violence has been and always will be a problem in our society. Not only are humans killing other humans, some are taking their own lives. Should America enact more gun laws, insist on safety features and gun training, or ban guns altogether? What precautions must be t...

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