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Just  some  miles down the road from where cops in Louisiana shot and killed Trayford Pellerin as he walked  off from  them, another disturbing incident of police brutality has unfolded. Like Pellerin’s shooting, this too was captured on video.  a lady   seemed to  be knocked unconscious, lying face down on  the bottom , when she was allegedly pepper-sprayed by police. The video was uploaded to Facebook over the weekend by the victim’s daughter, Kimbriana Thomas. “My mom wasn’t responding and yet y’all stood over her and maced her,” Thomas said  in a very  Facebook post. According to  the girl , she attended Mamou High School’s homecoming  field game  that evening and  visited   an area  bar after it ended. She says around 10:30 p.m. police showed up and told her  and every one  of  the opposite  patrons that  they had   to depart   which  the bar was closing. Currently, in Louisiana as  a part of  the arbitrary COVID-19 restrictions, bars and restaurants must  procurable  10:30 p.m. T

  Violent protests rocked  the town  of Philadelphia Monday night after video surfaced of two Philly cops fatally shooting Walter Wallace Jr. The chaos unfolded immediately after the shooting  happened  and eventually spread to the  police headquarters . Riots and looting went largely unchecked by police, who were seen in several videos retreating from angry protesters attacking them over the killing of Wallace. One officer was hospitalized and  a minimum of  30 others was injured after being struck by rocks, bricks, and other projectiles during the unrest. The unrest unfolded shortly after 4:00 p.m. Eastern when police said two officers  passed through  the 6100 block of Locust Street over a report of  a person  with a knife.  members of the family  identified the victim as Walter Wallace Jr. The interaction was captured on a bystander’s  cellular phone  video and shows Wallace advancing toward officers, allegedly armed with a knife. Wallace ignored commands  to prevent  and put down

  As reports on  a daily  basis,  law enforcement officials ,  further  as child predators  within the  civilian world, often escape accountability despite horrifying crimes against children. A former officer from Baltimore was  getting ready to  be  one in every one of  these statistics last October after the prosecutors declined to prosecute him for the rape of a 13-year-old girl. The ex-cop’s desire to  feed on  children was so strong, however, that he would be caught multiple times and receive  an enormous  sentence as a result. Former Baltimore County corrections officer, Thomas Michael Mannion Jr., 46, was handed down  an enormous  400-month sentence in federal prison after being caught  in the  rape of  a minimum of  two children  and also the  production  of kid  pornography. As the Baltimore Sun reported, Mannion was originally charged with raping a 13-year-old in May 2019, but circuit court prosecutors declined to prosecute him on rape charges  but  the  period  after the fed