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                                             Link to the video: https://youtu.be/hOhh5Ag1u5U We cringe  once we  see videos of cops shooting people through their windshields and windows. But we especially shiver when cops taser people from a moving vehicle because  we've got  reported  within the  past how such actions lead can  result in  the death  of kids  and jail sentences for unscrupulous cops. Former officers Kenneth Elmore and John McCaffery are two cops who received a year in jail each  for their  sadistic and dishonest acts. Authorities said officers Kenneth Elmore and John McCaffery wrongfully used a  stun baton  to shock Kedrick Kizzie, charged Kizzie with  against the law  he didn’t commit,  so  lied  to hide  up their illegal conduct.  the whole  incident was recorded on video, but Elmore and McCaffery lied to the district attorney’s office, and also on the arrest, incident, and use of force reports. “They attacked [the man], charged him with  against the law  he didn

  Raymond Cheley Sykes, 34, and Kaila Boulware, 27, were passing through North Carolina on their  thanks to  visiting friends in Florida earlier this month  once they  were targeted by police  in an exceeding  traffic stop. During the stop, Sykes was violently beaten with a baton  before  his family and their vehicle  sought for  two hours. At  the top  of the stop, Sykes was bloody and facing charges, Boulware was given a traffic ticket, and their 9-month old son, Truth, kidnapped by the state. In a recent interview with NJ Advance Media, Sykes and Boulware recounted their horrifying experience and said they’ve been fighting for weeks  to urge  back their baby. They said  they need  no idea why cops started escalating as they complied with all their orders. “Yahweh, please protect me,” Sykes said he shouted,  consistent with  NJ.com, hands  in an exceeding  prayer formation  within the  air as he walked toward the hood of the deputy’s car. “Don’t let these people hurt me.” The officia

  A Columbus  peace officer  has been relieved of duty  in the week  after shooting an apparently innocent man who was holding nothing but a phone. Neither the victim nor the cop has been identified. However, protests are already  within the  works. According to police, they received a call Tuesday evening, which they  stated  as a “non-emergency call,”  a couple of  men sitting  in a  car.  in keeping with  police, the caller said  the person  was turning the car on and off — which never warrants a call to the police and shouldn’t even warrant a response — as he could’ve simply been  functioning on  his car. Police responded anyway.  in step with  police,  the person  in question was visiting a relative at  the house  and  once they  arrived, he walked toward them holding his phone. None of the responding officers had activated their body cameras. According to police, as they walked toward  the person , he walked toward them  along with his  cellphone in his hand. At  now , one office