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  Patrick Warren Sr. was a loving father, husband, and pastor in his community whose life was taken from him on Sunday after his family called the police for help. The family asked for a  mental state  expert, but  in keeping with  their attorney, one  wasn't  available, so a Killeen cop showed up instead.  but  two minutes after  contact , the officer would kill Warren in his own  curtilage  as Warren was unarmed. The shooting was captured on the family’s Ring doorbell camera  moreover  as cellphone footage and  it's  causing quite the uproar online. Lee Merritt, a national civil rights attorney who represents victims of police brutality across the country said that Warren’s family called police to  arouse  a  psychological state  professional  once they  noticed changes in Warren’s behavior. Merritt said the family was told a  psychological state  deputy  wasn't  available, so a  policeman  was sent. Merritt explained how the incident unfolded  in an exceedingly  post to

  When police aren’t kidnapping, caging, and killing people for possessing substances deemed illegal by the state,  successively  creating a criminal black  marketplace for  them that drives up the crime,  they're  out enforcing traffic laws. Any number of arbitrary traffic infractions can  and can   result in  your extortion, arrest, imprisonment, or  within the  case of Philando Castile, death. Policing for profit  within  us   is the  norm. As the following case illustrates, as  cops  extort the masses and violate the rights of citizens  within the  process,  they're  almost never held accountable.  it's  the taxpayers who foot the bill instead. Over  but  a year we’ve reported on stories  of individuals  being assaulted, arrested, and even killed over stops for victimless crimes like dark window tint, no  safety belt , and burned out  registration number plate  lights. However,  in a very  decade of police accountability, we’ve never seen someone stopped and nearly kill

  In his  previous couple of  words on this planet, an aspiring massage therapist from Aurora, Elijah McClain  may be  heard saying, “I’m an introvert. I’m just different. That’s all. I’m so sorry.  I've got  no gun. I don’t  try this  stuff. I don’t do any fighting. Why are you attacking me? I don’t even kill flies! I don’t eat meat! But I don’t judge people, I don’t judge  those who  do eat meat. Forgive me … I’m so sorry.” He was innocent, successful, and  a light-weight   during this  often dark world and Aurora police killed him for being different. Then, after they killed him, they went back to the scene of the crime and reenacted it for fun.  this is often  not some case of  a foul  apple.  this is often  systemic and sadistic and shortly after these atrocities, the department made the news  another time  —  now  for holding an innocent family at gunpoint and forcing  all  to  the bottom   due to  their own incompetence. Illustrating why  law enforcement officials  can  depa