Police who kill civilians should be imprisoned or prosecuted.
Can we trust that the police are really there for us? They say Equality is important but they're not really showing it. We need to start prosecuting or pressing charges against police officers who, show unnecessary violence and racism, to help make our country safer, and to give everyone including blacks the equality they deserve to help build trust in our world again.
There have been numerous times were innocent black women and men have been shot and killed in the streets of America, and police officers have walked away without charges, over 100 deaths a year are caused by police officers who claim they are only using self-defense to protect themselves.
Being a police officer isn’t an easy job, it’s probably very difficult and time-consuming, but the number of deaths caused by them is ridiculous. They claim they are only using self-defense to protect themselves and others around them, but when was shooting at someone who was unarmed and oblivious to the happening around them fair? The US Department of Justice has chosen not to charge too white police officers who killed a black man called Alton Sterling in Louisiana last year by shooting at him outside the Triple S Food Mart when he was unarmed. There was apparently "insufficient evidence," said the new White House administration and a new head of the Justice Department, Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
Even though there was CCTV footage, and witnesses who saw this go down. Mobile video footage appeared to show two officers wrestling a man in a red shirt to the floor. Mr. Sterling, a father of five, tragically died at the scene.
According to killed by police.net, 125 people have died so far this year.
As mentioned before there are way too many deaths caused by police officers claiming there using self-defense. Statistics have shown that 13,286 people were killed in America by firearms in 2015, and more than 100 of them were because of police officers playing with their guns.
Families and friends of those who have been shot dead on the streets have taken to court and to the streets fighting for their rights to prosecute or imprison officers that are in the wrong,
The Tragic deaths of Michael Brown, Eric Garner, Walter Scott, and Freddie Gray proof of the long-term problems with police racism towards blacks and excessive violence.
According to BBC News, There have been four skilled witnesses that have talked to the BBC World Service Inquiry programme, One of them the head of President Obama's task force on police reform, Charles Ramsey saying, "I'm 24 years old, I'm a black man, It's incredibly depressing to see people just like me who have been killed".
I personally think that police are starting to see black men and women as punching bags just sitting all over town, and reckon that excessive violence needs to be stopped, Because it isn’t fair to let them suffer when half of them killed, haven't done anything wrong at all.
Police officers are getting slammed with complaints and getting blamed. www.nbcphiladelphia.com states that there was a massive protest involving about a dozen people, outside a Philadelphia police officers home, over a man shooting. Although it may be hard to believe, not all of them see a black person as the opportunity to go let off some steam.
Some local forces have taken to the streets to actually try and show that they are willing to stand by them in protest that black lives do matter and police that show unacceptable behavior towards them need to be punished.
I think police in the wrong need to be punished for their harmful actions. Because I think it would help a lot having fewer deaths and angry protests, having and safer community to raise and grow up in and to also not have to worry about being shot.
I think the world definitely including America needs a lot less talk and more action in this situation.
Love the impact of the red lips with all the nuatral colours