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“It’s becoming a disturbingly familiar scene in America - mentally unstable cops”

“It’s becoming a disturbingly familiar scene in America - mentally unstable cops”
“It’s becoming a disturbingly familiar scene in America - mentally unstable cops”

Philadelphians slam police brutality


During a meeting with a US Justice Department team in Philadelphia on Thursday, a group of people lashed out at the Police Department for a long history of unjustified shootings of blacks by white police officers.
Angry residents -- most of them African American, including several mothers who said their sons had been unjustly shot by the police – were present at the meeting, Philly.com reported.
The two-hour long City Hall meeting was part of an investigation into the department’s use of deadly force.


The Philadelphia Police Department has recently launched a probe to investigate officers’ alleged use of brutality on citizens.
Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey was present as investigators invited the public to talk about their experience with the department and where they think police violated their duties.
In 2013 Ramsey called for an investigation when he read the figures that showed police had fatally shot or wounded 52 people in 2012, according to Philly.com.
Many people said they lacked trust in police. They also accused the police of viewing them more as their enemies rather than as respected tax-payers. Some angrily called for cops involved in fatal shootings to be jailed, according to WPVI.
Here are a few statements made by people at the meeting:
-- "We believe it's hard to get justice for the citizens of police-involved shootings because police view them more as their enemies rather than as respected, tax-payers who pay their salary and who they are supposed to protect."
-- "Philadelphia is angry. We are angry and we are tired of waiting and we are tired of being studied and analyzed. We want some results."
-- "The problem begins at the top. The district attorney and the police commissioner.”
Police brutality has been a matter of concern across the US in recent years. The Justice Department is under intense pressure to review the use of deadly force by law enforcement officers.