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A group of teens was pulled over by a gang of  law enforcement officials  from the Rockford Illinois  local department , held at gunpoint,  and therefore the  infuriating incident was captured on video. We use the term “gang” because the cops were  wearing  plains clothes with some even wearing identity disguising gang-style bandannas. The stop resulted in no arrests, not even a ticket. Despite the threat of deadly force, the Rockford  local department  has refused to answer why the cop drew the gun or reported a  clap on  the wrist for any of the officers involved  in the  stop. It has been six months since these innocent teens had their lives threatened by crazed cops and not  one  person has been held accountable. From the video  the kids  recorded,  it's  clear  the motive force  pulled over and was patiently  looking forward to  the cops to approach the driver’s side window. However,  rather than  approaching  the driving force  and explaining why he was being pulled over, the

A disturbing video of a woman’s arrest over a curfew violation was released  in the week . It shows Dalia Kafi, 26 years old at the time, in handcuffs and standing against a wall before being savagely attacked by officer Alex Dunn, who threw her down with  most  force, her head bounced off the concrete floor. The incident unfolded on Dec. 12, 2017, when Kafi realized she was  getting ready to  be out past her court-ordered curfew. Kafi  wasn't  allowed to be outside of her home from the hours of 10:00 p.m. to 6 a.m. Realizing  it absolutely was  getting  near  her curfew, Kali asked  an addict  to drive her home. On the way home, however, Kafi’s friend was targeted for extortion by officer Dunn when she turned right during a  traffic light . Dunn had no reason to even question the Kafi as she was the passenger  within the  vehicle and had not been suspected of committing  a criminal offense . However, he did anyway. Not  eager to   move to  jail for being out past curfew, Kafi orig

  As reported extensively,  law enforcement officials , even when found  guilty   for his or her  abusive actions, are almost never held personally liable.  it's  the taxpayers who foot the bill. However, a trend in accountability seems to be happening more often  and can  be massively  simpler  at curbing police brutality than any system  in situ   at once . Cops are being forced to pay their victims out of their own pockets. The most recent case of a cop being held personally  accountable for  his crimes comes from Nashville, Tenn. A now-former NYPD cop, Michael J. Reynolds has been ordered to pay $1 million by a federal judge for breaking down the door to an innocent family’s home and terrorizing them  within the  middle of the night. Federal Judge Eli Richardson mandated that Reynolds pay $1 million to Conese Halliburton for kicking  within the   outside door  and terrorizing her family, which was all captured on the family’s surveillance cameras. As the Tennessean reports, Hal