Police brutality

At one point in the video, the 19-year-old inmate falls to the ground and attempts to protect his head from the incoming body blows.

Zachary Wester, 26, a former Jackson County Deputy, was arrested on Wednesday after a yearlong investigation determined that he had routinely planted drugs on innocent people after pulling them over at traffic stops.

The police department announced the move on Friday one month after a cache of officers' Facebook posts was made public.

"...'Officer, I'm begging you, please wipe this out of my eyes.'"

"When the police break your teammate's leg, you'd think it would wake you up a little."

"The alleged actions by these individuals went against everything in the oath they took to serve and protect," a local FBI special agent said.

The boy was inside a relative's home when he was struck by a stray bullet.

Comedian and actress Amy Schumer questioned why more white NFL players don't kneel during the National Anthem in solidarity with their black teammates.

On Twitter, the video clip showing the attempted arrest was shared thousands of times.

Jack Parcells remains in hospital.

His partner has been placed on desk duties indefinitely.

The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office is launching a criminal investigation while the Detroit Police Department conducts its internal investigation into the matter.

"We need a #MeToo movement for the police. If Garrison Keillor has to go away for putting his hand on a woman's back, perhaps we should decide what should happen when two men pin a woman down in the sand and punch her in the face."

"Why'd they punch him like that—and he's a minor," one witness said.

Waffle House said it received information that "strongly supports the actions taken by the Saraland Police Department."

"He is currently recovering from injuries sustained during his encounter with the Cambridge Police Department. This has been and continues to be a trying ordeal for Selorm and his family."

"We should honor his memory by confronting California's painful legacy of racial profiling and police brutality," said Representative Barbara Lee.

Bodycam footage is unlikely to solve every conflict.

The latest episode of "Black Lightning" illustrates the inherent injustice of the criminal justice system.

New Netflix series "Flint Town" follows the Flint Police Department, humanizing its officers, but also revealing the limitations of policing an impoverished community oppressed by government corruption.

Video footage shows former senior police officer Christopher Hickman use a stun gun on the victim, who was stopped for jaywalking.

"We have a policy of asking police to leave for the physical and emotional safety of our customers and ourselves."  

The incident took place a few months after a grand jury declined to indict the officer in connection with a fatal police shooting.

"Yeah, I said it. On Netflix, I said that shit."

Twitter users were quick to point out the lack of diversity in the religious affiliations of Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks.

SR Sreejith brought his protest to an end after the start of an independent investigation into his brother's death.

The group is resurrected some of the language they used in hyping up the protests on November 4th, 2017, when several thousand people marched against Trump in cities across the country.

"The idea that I had to wash pepper spray out of my son's hat later that night, that was not the memory we went to Washington, D.C., for," the boy's mother told Newsweek.

Black people are also three times as likely to be killed by police as white people, according to a report titled "Mapping Police Violence" that was released Thursday.

Alabama police said they used physical force against the teen after they thought he was reaching for his waistband.