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In  one in every of   the foremost  egregious acts of ignorance, violence, and  racialism  we’ve ever seen from police, an innocent  Melanin man  was assaulted at his home and kidnapped for fitting  the outline  of a suspect. The suspect was a  Caucasian . Body camera footage was released  in the week  which is now  the topic  of a civil rights lawsuit against the  l. a.  department of local government   and also the  city. LAPD officers accosted and arrested Antone Austin and his girlfriend  ahead  of his home because the officers were too lazy and ignorant  to understand   the person  they were  trying to find  was white. The incident unfolded on  Empire day , 2019, but the body camera has  just about  been released after  the town  kept it from  the general public   for 2  years. The  L.A  City Attorney’s office had said  during a  court filing that it  didn't  want the  LA   local department  video released publicly because  it'd  “be contrary to LAPD policy  and should  ha

On March 21, Noah was on his  thanks to  visiting his mom at work when he mistakenly forgets  to show  on his headlights. So, he was targeted by police and subsequently pulled over for it. This was no normal stop, however. Many are claiming that this stop was an act of  racial discrimination   because of  the immediate escalation of deadly by officers conducting the stop. Had Noah been a  woman  driving  to determine  her mother, he probably wouldn’t  are  staring down the barrels of police guns while on his knees for failing  to show  on his headlights. But that’s exactly what happened to him. When police pulled over Noah,  because the  body camera footage shows, he was immediately held at gunpoint and ordered out of the car. He was then forced to his knees as cops held guns at his head. He was nearly executed over forgetting  to place  his headlights  within the  on position. “I was moving real slow. They told me  to urge  out of the car. I got out. They told me  to place  my hands b

Body camera footage released over the weekend highlights the gang mentality  of the many   cops   because it  showed them violently beating a 17-year-old boy over a traffic stop “like a pack of wolves.” It also illustrates how far cops will  move to  enforce a speeding violation. The incident unfolded in December of last year, when 17-year-old Devin Carter, a  high school  football star was accused by police of driving his vehicle over the  ordinance . When police pulled him over, cops pounced on him like wolves tearing apart  a pricey .  the whole  time, cops were accusing Carter of “resisting” but  because the  video shows, that was simply not true. The video was released by John Burris, a civil rights lawyer, who is representing Carter and his family  during a  federal lawsuit against the Stockton  department of local government . “These vicious cops acted  sort of a  pack of wolves and Devin was their evening meal,” said Burris. “I  haven't  seen a  law officer  beating this ou