You gotta obey while being maced and beaten by 5 cops. And you have less than 30 seconds to do so.

Hey, they may also shout conflicting orders so they have justification for murdering you, because you didn't stand with your hands on your head while getting on the ground

That's how clean shoots happen

ICE isn't police though

Daniel Shaver was a decade ago.

It remains that people of colour are more likely to be profiled and prejudiced into a confrontation with police-

But once in a confrontation with police, it's "Us vs. Them".

Everyone in America can name the last two people shot by ICE/BP. How many can name any of the ten people who were before them without looking it up?

The BP shoots Mexican kids across the border for fun, and they have been doing that constantly since they were formed. They don't even bother making up his reasons for doing it because American courts don't consider it to be a crime.

Bovino made ONE mistake: acting like those rules also applied to white people. And that's why he got fired.

My 3yo

His moms

they're his parents

I'm confused. Is that now your kid? What's going on?

I remember being a kid and "Officer Friendly" visiting our school, then later, Officer Dickens running the D.A.R.E. program we were all forced to go through.

The propaganda is so pervasive that most people never question how wrong it is that cops are authoritarian. Good on you for doing what you can to teach your child the reality of the world.

Anything not blue is brown

Not exactly the same, but Serpico shows what happens to good cops who reguse to turn a blind eye to corruption, and it's based on a true story.

The Departed is a great movie in general and it's about two men, one is an undercover cop in the Irish Mafia and the other is a Mafia member working for the cops. They are both trying to figure out who the rat is in their organizations without being found out themselves. May not be exactly what you want, but there's a TON of police corruption in the movie

Edit: I know I've seen End of Watch and I thought it was a good movie, but I don't remember much of it. Apparently that's about two LAPD cops who get tangled up in some cartel corruption of their department, so maybe that one too?

Ready Or Not, I think?

On the surface it plays like copaganda, some people certainly call it copaganda, it does have some pro-police elements, but there are several bits of lore that points to cases of police corruption or misbehavior on multiple scales.

If you do a bad job too often (which includes harming civilians and surrendering suspects), your subordinates retire (from the police, I assume).

Fingers crossed for Zootopia 3

Training Day shows an idealistic new cop who's exposed to the worst corruption inside the police force on his first day.

Community manager notes: "this is not about nerfing the yt player class, this is about increasing the incentive for team play and giving you a greater sense of accomplishment"

YOU HAVE 20 SECONDS TO COMPLY

Also Rule #5?

TBF this applies too many countries police forces.

Edit; "too" not "to".

This is not a US exclusive issue. Don't be so US centric.

Oh, my sweet summer child...

I doubt you'd be whining if it were hating on Muslims.

They should start within their own ranks then. But everyone who keeps looking away is as bad as the rest.