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Cop in Moncton, New Brunswick uses excessive force, knocking out a suspect who was already being restrained.
u/ArbysIsGoodOk — 3 days ago
r/policebrutality
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Rifle-wielding maniac was free to go on rampage thanks to sweetheart sentence
It's almost like the judge frequently saw something that led her to making the decision she did. I don't know it seems like America's blind support for Leo has long been scrutinized and ignored leading to public safety concerns.
u/Popular_War8405 — 1 day ago
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u/Hacksaw6412 — 7 days ago
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What started as a routine traffic stop quickly turned into a tense and dangerous situation.
In this bodycam footage, an officer approaches a vehicle during a late-night stop—what happens next escalates in seconds and changes everything. The interaction may seem normal at first, but one sudden decision leads to a situation no one expected.
u/Distinct_Theory2684 — 8 days ago
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*This my first video on the channel, any criticism/review would make my day and I will return the favour aswell*
This bodycam footage captures a tense police encounter inside a Walmart after officers confront a woman about animals found in her vehicle.
What begins as a routine investigation quickly escalates when officers question her about the condition of the pets. Within moments, the situation turns physical and chaotic.
u/Distinct_Theory2684 — 10 days ago
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Hi, hoping to find out what this green patch means. Sorry for the blurry photo. Protecting officer privacy.
u/alwaysjac — 14 days ago
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A fired Whitpain Township police officer filed a nepotism complaint, accusing Tom ‘Pay to Play’ Wittig of influencing hiring and firing decisions. Sharing for awareness in Berks County.
u/StarryNebula42 — 14 days ago