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Families calling 911 for medical assistance with their loved ones frequently get police assistance instead. Over the years, the consequences of dispatching police to medical crises have been absolutely disastrous, with innocent individuals in need of a doctor being met with fists, batons, pepper spray, and even gunshots. Travis Moya is the latest victim of this heinous ineptitude, having been mauled in his front yard by a K-9 for requiring medical assistance. Moya's attorneys are now requesting that the policemen involved face criminal charges for their conduct that day. According to a statement released Thursday, “at this time, no complaint has been filed regarding this matter; however, in accordance with our policies, a use of force investigation is being conducted in this matter, as is done in any instance of a use of force incident involving one of our Officers.” According to Moya's lawyer, L. Chris Stewart, the event occurred on Sunday when he was "having a mental hea

This week, ATLUncensored uploaded an absolutely upsetting video to its Facebook page showing an Atlanta policeman kick a lady in the face as she lays handcuffed on the ground. According to reports, the footage was so outlandish that the cop who kicked the lady was immediately suspended. According to witnesses, cops were apprehending a lady who could only be named Ashley. She was shackled and lying on the ground, behaving oddly, as if she had been taken off her medicine. “Ashley does have some mental health issues, and we assumed she was off her medication since she has been behaving strangely,” Nell Gibson, Ashley's aunt, said. Regardless of her mental health issues, the officer's response was completely unjustified. As Ashley tried to lift her head up off the ground, the unidentified cop chose to strike her in the face with a boot. The kick was so powerful that she instantly collapsed to the ground. “It was a lady handcuffed on the ground. Oh my God, I am completely terrified.

Elijah McClain, an aspiring massage therapist from Aurora, maybe heard stating in his last words on this world, "I'm an introvert." I'm just unique. That is it. I'm really sorry. I am without a firearm. That is not what I do. I am not a fighter. Why are you attempting to harm me? I am not even a fly killer! I am a vegetarian! However, I do not condemn anyone, particularly those who consume meat. Excuse me... I'm really sorry.” He was innocent, successful, and a beacon of light in an often gloomy world, yet he was murdered by Aurora police for being different. Then, after murdering him, they returned to the site of the crime and staged a recreation of the incident for amusement. This is not an isolated incident with a rotten apple. This is systematic and cruel, and the department hit the headlines on many more occasions soon after these crimes. They are again back in the headlines, this time for allegedly doing the same thing to another guy, Kyle Vinson. Fortun

 Devondrea Williams' nightmare this week escalated into a nightmare when police let their K-9 attack him for 8 to 9 minutes, according to the teen's relatives. Williams' mother is now seeking answers after receiving nothing but abuse from the cops. According to police, they were looking into an alleged altercation between an unknown person and the driver of a truck in which Williams was a passenger. The vehicle was stopped by police when the driver became engaged in a brawl, but Williams was targeted "for no reason." According to Williams, officers sought his information before ordering him out of the pickup truck's rear seat. “I notice him going for his handcuffs, and as I try to place my hand in this position, he forcefully grabs my arm. I stare at him, and then two more policemen shove me. They shove me into the vehicle, and out of the corner of my eye, I see the dog, and then the dog attacks me,” Williams told KMOV. “I believe he bit me five times.” Regean

There is a name in psychology for people who intentionally harm animals for their own enjoyment. It is referred to as deliberate animal cruelty and torture and has its own initialism, IATC. Psychologists have long researched the reasons why someone would deliberately hurt an animal, and the kinds of individuals that engage in this activity are often the most heinous members of society. Therefore, it should raise some red flags when two police officers beat porcupines to death with their batons while another records it. Two policemen who videotaped themselves bashing porcupines to death were finally brought to justice last week — kind of. Two former Rockland police officers were sentenced to prison on Thursday for fatally striking a dozen porcupines with their batons while on duty. While it is commonly known those police officers routinely murder dogs, many people are unaware that policemen also kill a large number of small animals in cruel ways. Two Rockland police officers were arrest

After being shot by police, an 82-year-old "granddaddy" battled for his life for two months, but succumbed to his injuries and died. Melvin Bouler, according to his family, is partly deaf and couldn't understand police orders, so one officer filled him with holes. We now hear, a year and a half later, that the cop who murdered Bouler will not face charges. According to police, they responded to a complaint of a guy with a pistol on a Sunday afternoon on November 17, 2019. Melvin Bouler, 82, was reportedly getting into his vehicle and driving away when police arrived. As ABC 7 reported, Adjanay Okoe is not a biological relative of Bouler, but he has looked after her since she was a toddler and considers himself to be her grandpa. She said that he was visiting her mother when he became embroiled in an altercation with her mother's boyfriend, who then phoned the cops. However, she said that he was already being assisted into his vehicle to return home when police arrived

It took former San Francisco cop Chris Samayoa only four days on his job to score his first murder back on Dec. 1 2017, but it took almost three years to have him prosecuted. As he’s yet to face any kind of a trial for killing shooting 42-year-old Keita O’Neil, this week, civil action against the department has started. San Francisco’s district attorney issued a press release at the time stating that Samayoa was the first ever policeman to be prosecuted in the city over an on-duty murder. This news comes after police acknowledged that an unarmed man was shot and killed by a rookie cop in an event that was carried out in the manner of a drive-by shooting. Samayoa is now awaiting trial — or a fantastically good plea bargain — after he was accused of fatally shooting O’Neil. Samayoa has been charged with voluntary manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter, assault with a semiautomatic weapon, assault by a police officer and discharge of a firearm with gross negligence. As far as we are aware