Tag Archives: film the police

A 19-year-old woman was legally filming an arrest—her first amendment right—when she was attacked by a police officer and arrested.

A San Jose police officer told the father of a child who'd just been attacked by an adult that it was okay for the adult to attack his son because he mouthed off. He then arrested the child to make his point.

A graphic video shows a Texas cop unable to contain his rage and unleashing a fury on an intoxicated woman half his size, throwing her to the ground and strangling her.

For legally filming the police, and doing nothing wrong, an innocent man was attacked and kidnapped by deputies and forced to work to earn back his freedom.

Aurora police are the subject of a lawsuit after video showed them assault an innocent woman for questioning why they wanted her keys.

In a stunning departure from lengthy precedent, a federal appeals court has ruled citizens have no right to film politicians and police in public.

Video shared to social media this week is causing outrage online as it shows a police officer walk up to an unsuspecting man and sucker punching him.

Infuriating video shows cops forcefully removing a 76-year-old woman from a seat in Union Station after they refused to giver her a cane to help her stand.

The Department of Justice will not be charging the Baton Rouge police officers responsible for killing Alton Sterling last July as he sold CDs outside a store.

An attorney, moonlighting as an Uber driver, flexed his rights during a police stop and exposed their intimidation and unlawful search.