Excessive Force In Police Brutality

For the last two decade’s police brutality has covered the media headlines. The oppressed have continued to riot in cases where this brutality has exceeded the standard punishment. Fatal shootings are now becoming to popular. Mind-blowingly, the ones responsible for the shootings are not held for long before they are released back to duties. In many cases we have seen that police use excessive force to the minority groups. I see that police use this force on suspects, rather than the ideal victims of the offense. There are always to sides of the case, a number of people that feel the use of excessive force is necessary to prevent crimes. Oppression on minorities is what our country was built on. Looking at the Baltimore riots and the brutality that Baltimore has had over a decade, we can analyze the views of the media, and those being oppressed with views of the ones doing the oppression. …show more content…
In doing so, this will enable officers to treat all groups equally, and of course appropriate use of force. In my study I see that majority of people do not trust police because of their use of excessive force. With this going on for more than a decade, the question of “are these officers of the law really doing their job or are they nothing more then a gang in a uniform?” Unjustified shootings, fatal shootings, severe beatings, and overall rough treatment are the outlined problem in Americas police force. The main problem is that for years, this matter has gone un-noticed or un-reported. Through my research I seek to reveal the causes for the riots, the brutality, and what the medias take on this is. I have examined several online journals, articles, court cases, and some pictures as