Is unjust police brutality a common occurence these days?

We have covered issues related to greedy police officers making a lot of money through the 'Tickets for Overtime' loophole in Southeast Michigan. David Kanapsky of the Warren Police Department, and Stephen Starr of the Roseville Police Department, are two such examples among many in the Metro Detroit area.

However, if that wasn't enough to bring the average American voter and taxpayer to fits, our society is also facing a serious lost of liberty each passing day.

There are various disturbing video evidences to just make you cringe at the thought of how close we are in America to a police state. For example; in Canton, Ohio, where a woman was brutally strip searched by Sheriff Deputies back in January 2008.



Link to WKYC's Article and Video Clip

This week, we also witnessed on television, as many as 15 cops violently kicking, beating and assaulting 3 suspects on the streets of Philadelphia.



Link to NBC10's Article and Video Clip

Think about it for a minute ..... these law enforcement personnel receives paychecks from tax dollars that YOU and I contribute. These officers are NOT protecting and serving, they must be removed immediately before they harm more people. If you or I were ever to engage in such behaviors, do you really believe that we would still have a job?

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