Flex Your rights

Two recent federal court cases are blurring the lines with the legality of filming police in America which could set police accountability back to the stone ages.

A young mother was detained and humiliated by police on her family vacation by officers who claimed her shorts were too short.

A power tripping cop decided to arrest a man for a "wide right turn" and then he and his fellow cop beat and arrested the man's dad for filming it.

Because it is illegal for people to gather to play hockey during the COVID-19 lockdown, a young man was assaulted and arrested for ice skating outside.

An angry parent was caught on video calling out “garbage” police captain for grooming his daughter with inappropriate text messages.

Officials in Flint, Michigan have employed a new robotic helmet to ostensibly help police officers identify travelers who are sick with COVID-19.

A Minnesota state law gives cops authority to take the vehicles of non-lawbreaking individuals and sell them for profit.

Despite a mandate for masks which is punishable by $1,250 fine and 30 days in jail, police are seen clearly disobeying, saying "F**k" the governor.

A cop with a history of misconduct was finally charged after video showed him walk up to an innocent teen and pepper spray him in the face for no reason.

"Police brutality has created a flashpoint for unrest that was already simmering," read an editorial published Monday in The Times of London.