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The utterly infuriating, sickening, and disturbing footage was released over the weekend showing  the character  of the expanding  absolutism  into schools.  within the  video, a five-year-old boy is detained, abused, handcuffed, and taunted by two Montgomery County  cops  who have zero business possessing a badge and a gun. The incident  passed off  last year but the footage from the officers’ body cameras was just released as  a part of  a lawsuit brought on by the boy’s parents.  within the  video,  law enforcement officials  detain the boy because he allegedly acted  get in  school  then  walked off-campus. What should  are   a peaceful  conversation and chat about the boy’s poor decisions, morphed into a bully match  within which   the 2  cops  seemed to  want to outdo  one another  on  the amount  of abuse  they might  dish out. The video begins when the officers  obtain  the boy near  the college . From the get-go, the officers were angry and abusive, taunting the boy and daring

John Coleman suffers from  mental disease  and on the night of October 30, 2019, he was having a breakdown and was in need of help. He  wasn't  violent and willingly  visited  the hospital. However,  the very fact  that he was innocent and in need of medical help  didn't  stop Officer Tyron Andrepont from  finishing up  a sadistic act of torture which was subsequently captured on video. The incident began around 11:30 p.m. After Coleman’s parents  required  an ambulance to bring their son to the hospital  to induce  help. When police and paramedics arrived, body camera footage shows Coleman was timid but non-threatening and compliant. “He’s mental. He has been in crisis  for 3  days,” John’s mother, Flora Coleman said, adding that her then 20-year-old son Jonah had seen his psychiatrist days before and had been taking all of his medication. “He was  terrified of  everything,” she told KATC in an interview . “Even the shower, he was  terrified of  the water.” Flora  will be  hea

The same department who killed Elijah McClain made the news  all over again  last year —  this point  for holding an innocent family at gunpoint and forcing  all of them  to  the bottom   due to  their own incompetence. Illustrating why  law enforcement officials  can  escape  with horrific crimes  is that the   proven fact that  none of the officers  in this  act of terror  are  charged — despite blatant acts of terrorism against an innocent family — holding children, ages 6-17 at gunpoint and forcing them to  the bottom . Instead of apologizing  or maybe  helping the family  to know  what just happened to them, newly released evidence, which Chicago  lawyer  Mike Buresh obtained under Colorado’s Criminal Justice Records Act, reveals cops blamed the mother  and therefore the  horrified onlookers  rather than  themselves. This seems to be a continuation of the ruling in January which cleared all the officers involved. Despite the District Attorney’s Office of the 18th Judicial District