Dear World:

[Mr.Bill]

22. It's bad enough what happened to him.

But what is worse, we would have never been made aware of it if he wasn't a famous NFL football player.

The real tragedy is this kind of thing goes on every day, actually probably right this minute somewhere in this country and we never hear about it. And all too often what happens is the cops cover for their mistake by planting drugs or a weapon on the guy, beat the shit out of him and then charge him with resisting arrest and assaulting a police officer.

It's coming to light more often because of body cams (the recent arrest of a certain nurse comes to mind) and the fact that almost every average citizen is carrying a video camera in their pocket. It horrifies me to think off how many thousands of people have endured this injustice in the past. Without video, no one would have believed Rodney King, either. Don't forget there were 25 cops present at the Rodney King arrest from various agencies. And every one of them wrote a report at the end of their shift that King was not beaten once he was laying on the ground. They should have all been charged and convicted of felony conspiracy to obstruct justice.