The Issue Of Police Brutality

For consecutive decades, police brutality has grown into a controversial topic of discussion which has also led to the worldwide trend of #BlackLivesMatter. The first instance known of police brutality started when policeman John M. McManus had beat a prisoner named Michael Maher with a club. Brutality is using excessive force for unnecessary violence. The term police brutality means the law enforcement is enforcing this brutality upon prisoners and innocent or guilty alleged suspects. Not only can law enforcement physically use this force, but they can also use it mentally and verbally in order to trigger someone’s emotions so that the suspect can react in order for the police to lawfully use “self-defense”. Force that is looked upon as excessive can lead to many potential charges such as domestic violence or even murder.
With further details, we can be able to apprehend how repetitive it is and find potential resolutions to handle the matter of police brutality. For example on August 13th, 2015, The City of Miami Police Department relieved a policeman of his duty after a video went viral on social media showcasing police brutality in