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Police brutality has long been an issue i modern society although it has not always been as publicly or openly discussed as it is today. It has long been seen as a hot button topic as it is to most, if not all a taboo conversation to have in any social climate.

And especially now seeing as the more modern cases have been quickly linked to racism and discrimination of the African American race. And seeing it as this has allowed us to find and uncover a numerous amount of cases that can be seen throughout America’s history.

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Police brutality is the act of an officer(s) that is a clear abuse of the power and authority given to them by the government and also by the people that they put down

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The group of people that are primarily affected by these terrible acts of police brutality are minority groups such as
African Americans, Mexican Americans, and in some cases of religious discrimination Islamic Americans.

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Allow officers who are found guilty of police brutality to not only be suspended and or fired depending on the severity of their offense.

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The second step to putting an end to police brutality is to better train and equip new recruits into the police force in better practices and better ways to handle and calm situations without using any means of unnecessary forms of violence.

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One of the most infamous reported cases of police brutality has been the case of Rodney King. A former construction worker turned civil rights activist. Whom on March 3,1991 after a traffic stop during which police claimed Rodney was fleeing and evading on California’s route 210. Mr.King was viciously and brutally beaten by then officers of the LAPD.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnosXJjt-CQ&feature=share

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Police can be  seen dragging a young man who has clearly been battered and beaten