Police brutality News

While Turkey insists that all is well and safe in that country for tourists this summer, people are changing their vacation plans and thinking of heading to Spain instead.

San Clemente - Orange County, California will pay more than $4 million to the family of an unarmed Marine shot dead by a sheriff's deputy in 2012.

Bakersfield - A California man begged for his life as a pack of Kern County sheriff's deputies beat him to death before seizing the cell phones of witnesses who recorded the incident on video.

In California, there is a new kind of justice. Forget the Sixth Amendment's right to trial. It no longer applies. Instead of an attorney, get a bullet-proof vest, Today's cops are armed with machine guns and innocence no longer matters.

The police may be fearless when they are shooting an unarmed law-abiding citizen, like Jose de la Trinidad, in the back seven times but their guts disintegrate when you pull out a camera.

Video of a Vancouver police officer punching a man in the mouth that he and his partner were trying to handcuff is getting a lot of attention and been a subject of debate. The officer is being vilified with many screaming police brutality.

Montreal - The Montreal protest against police brutality has become an annual event. The 17th annual protest ended up with more than 250 people arrested to be taken away on city buses and police vehicles.

Frederick - The death of a mentally disabled Maryland man who was arrested by police after refusing to leave a cinema has officially been ruled a homicide.

Bridgeport - Three Bridgeport, Connecticut police officers have been placed on administrative leave after the release of a video showing them brutally kicking and stomping a chase suspect after immobilizing him with a stun gun.

Nashua - New Hampshire police used a stun gun on a Chinese woman who does not speak English after she was told to leave an Apple Store for trying to buy too many iPhones.