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Sunlei

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3. Not even kill, how many people have they kicked or bone breaking punched in the face? countless.

Reply to Recursion (Original post)

Wed Dec 31, 2014, 05:04 PM

Dec 2014

I'll start. I witnessed a NJ state trooper full out punch my friend in the face and broke his nose. One hit really fast. Of course no one said a word. All future medical problems related to the broken nose were on the abused citizen to pay.

Police will never self-reform or State-reform, they are way to out of control for self regulation.

Any new "Reform Rules" have to come from the Federal Level and there has to be severe consequences to the police/prison guard who breaks those 'rules'.

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Things I would like to know about police violence in the US [View all] Recursion Dec 2014 OP

Amazingly enough, those figures are not reported to a central place, and so they can only djean111 Dec 2014 #1

that information would be readily available in any nation... Adam051188 Dec 2014 #2

Why? Igel Jan 2015 #7

accesibility of information is absolutely a top priority in any democratic organization. Adam051188 Jan 2015 #11

Not even kill, how many people have they kicked or bone breaking punched in the face? countless. Sunlei Dec 2014 #3

To me that is an extremely important point etherealtruth Dec 2014 #5

Dec 12th Congress passed the Death In Custody Reporting Act which will require the gathering of Bluenorthwest Dec 2014 #4

The Death in Custody Reporting Act was originally passed in 2000, Downwinder Dec 2014 #6

Yep, and it expired in 2006 prior to the first data being complied, and it sat for 7 years until Bluenorthwest Jan 2015 #10

Yes. The info would be good. Igel Jan 2015 #8

I actually follow police killings as part of my job. Comrade Grumpy Jan 2015 #9