The official narrative of a Dallas cop going into the wrong apartment and killing an innocent man is beginning to fall apart as witnesses tell a vastly different story.

Highlighting the despicable nature of blue privilege in the U.S., a Dallas cop has admitted to going into a home and killing an innocent man and no arrests have been made.

An innocent woman was shot and killed in front of a Trader Joe's when police officers exchanged gunfire with a suspect following a chase.

An innocent man couldn't figure out what happened to his dog until he watched his surveillance footage and saw it was the cops who killed him and stole his body.

A cop was caught on video threatening to kill an innocent man and his mother and he was not charged—nor was he even fired.

Police fired a hail of bullets at a covered window in an attempt to kill a mentally ill man—but they killed his elderly mother instead and blamed it on the fact that they were both wearing red shirts.

A "swatting" suspect will likely face charges for his actions, but the officer who was quick to shoot and kill an innocent man will likely walk free.

A disgruntled gamer sent police to an innocent family's home and when an unarmed man opened the door, a police officer killed him for no reason.

A city filed a lawsuit against the family of a 19-year-old man who was shot and killed by police, after the bullets fired at him killed a bystander.

As law enforcement continues its actions in shooting family pets, history of Ruby Ridge reminds us of just how far killing one's pet can go.