Police Brutality Issues that Need to Stop

Police brutality is serious because race is being involved in this issue. It does not make any sense to abusively beat someone down to the point that the person is badly injured because of color. The police is taking it to the extreme by beating someone down 50 times with their batons or shooting someone without giving a warning/command.

This is unfair for the victim(s) and it is not right for the public to see these kind of behaviors coming from the police. This makes the public worry for their safety because police beating, tasing and/or shooting someone is an issue that it can not be ignored.

Officer Blane Salamoni, who shot Alton Sterling, has been fired from the police department.
Salamoni's partner only got suspended for three days, this is what the punishment that the police department has given.

The family for all of those who lost their loved one(s) are devastated because the families that went through the traumatizing moment, it must be hard for them to move on. Most families are actually still fighting back for justice and will not give up until justice has been made.

Timothy Loehmann and Frank Garmback, the Cleveland, Ohio, police officers involved in the shooting death of 12-year-old Tamir Rice in 2014, were not charged. This is unfair for Tamir Rice and his family because the police did not even give him a chance, but shot him instantly. The police should have planned out a better way than to just drive up and shoot the boy.

Police officers are specifically focused on race and this has to change, it is a serious issue that needs to end. The police is getting away with blood on their hands and the families are seeking justice; protesters are even fighting back.

Pregnant black women are being shot and killed by police in front of their children. Young black boys are being shot and killed by police. Charges are being filed here and there, but convictions simply aren't happening.

People have fought back all they can to see changes to happen, but it seems to look like there are no changes progressing. No one is actually taking this seriously, this is a big issue that is being thrown to the side because other events are more important than this case. Children are being killed for absolutely no reason and they are getting shot because of color.

This is not fair for the people of color, it is a shame that police officers will let a white man go than for a colored man because they are the criminals here. Police brutality is just wrong that police department is not going to do anything, but to provide "better police training".













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