Police Sued for Beating and Stunning Handcuffed Man
Is comment necessary?
A homicide has already been ruled in the case of Robert Ethan Saylor
Cops are just "following policy" - and that's precisely the problem.
The cops brought it on themselves
Congratulations, officers, on managing a Third Amendment violation!
No? Militarized cops might attack you for buying bottled water or shoot your dog anyway.
Police generate "criminals" with threats
Twelve other officers have been subpoenaed
Beating fewer people would help
The offending cops actually face criminal charges
The sheriff still refuses to admit wrongdoing
In El Monte, California
Six-year-old witnessed shooting of dog
Says the officer had it in for him
Pretty lenient for battery
Four others face unpaid suspension
One man charged with public urination, which he denies, and the two others with interfering with government administration
Kept him handcuffed and bleeding even after the crime victim cleared him
Ernesto Duenez was shot 11 times by a Manteca Police Officer
Says he's never sold drugs out of his apartment, wasn't home during the raid
Surveillance works both ways, kids