We Must Stop Police Brutality

Police brutality is the behavior that most white Americans often overlook. This is the intentional use of "excessive power of authority's power, usually bruises, bone fractures, bleeding, and sometimes death" (Harmon). Lawyers are worried about protecting themselves from criminals, but we found that we also have to pay attention to people who are to be protected and served. According to the National Police Academy, there have been reports of over 7,000 police frauds in the past year and the number of deaths has exceeded 400 (Gul).

Of course, we need to implement legal reforms, but we need to try to prevent police brutality as much as possible. Otherwise, the only people who suffer the most are to do it on their own. Violence is the most serious thing in the American tradition and we use it many times over and over. Nonviolent resistance is effective only when the legal system can be changed. I hope we can concentrate on the political will of true reform, at least for reasonable self-interest. Because the sustainable status of the US in 2015 threatens all lives.

Police brutality is a permanent problem and problem in the United States and needs to be resolved immediately. Law enforcement must be an element of an organized and civilized official. Along with the development of society, police brutality is becoming an increasing problem. The problem caused by illegal exercise of police power is a permanent reality for unpopular individuals, classes, or sexually oriented individuals. The police brutality must be stopped so that the police will not forget what they serve - they themselves, not the masses. This means that even a criminal who is part of the public has certain rights, in particular citizenship. The barbaric behavior of the police has caused great concern in today's American society, which is trying to solve the problem.

Many people see police brutality as a problem and I believe that we must stop it. In addition to thinking this is a problem, according to the discussion, 58% believe that police brutality is a problem. I think that the other 42% is not so. There are many discussions in this opinion poll, but the numbers shown are obvious, and many people still do not understand the problem. First of all, it is important to understand the police brutality. According to Umbach's definition, Gregory Fritz is the author of encyclopedia.com, "Police brutality is necessary to exercise force beyond reasonable police aims" (2003). In other words, if a person tries to attack a police officer without a weapon, the only force that can be used to deal with that person is to knock them back.