Filming Cops 
In 2002, I was convicted of a crime I did not commit and received 45 years in NCDOC. I lost my daughter, that I had full custody of, and she was placed in an adoptive home. She was only 5 when this happened. After many tears, lots of prayers and several appeals I won the … Read more
Henrico County police officer Brian K. Anderson remembers how slowly the glass seemed to shatter as he fired his gun through his car window at a man he believed was pointing a gun at him. “He had a blank look,” Anderson recalled after he accepted the highest award to be given today at the … Read more
Police refuse to explain mesh network planned for “citywide deployment” in Seattle. Strange new off-white boxes popping up in downtown Seattle use wi-fi networks that can record the last 1,000 locations of a person using their cellphone’s MAC address, but the Department of Homeland Security – which funded the network to the tune of $2.7 … Read more
A minor traffic stop went nightmarishly wrong for a New Mexico man who was detained by police and forced to undergo a series of anal probes and other medical examinations against his will. David Eckert had just finished shopping at Walmart in Deming, New Mexico when an officer pulled him over for failing to make … Read more
Every 98 minutes, a dog is shot by law enforcement. Officer Fike crushes a dog’s back, throws the dog down a flight of stairs, and shoots the dog to death. Cops cheer “nice!” as they gun down Rosie while she hides in a bush. Officer Squicquero traps a dog in a small room and starves … Read more
Though Americans commonly believe law enforcement’s role in society is to protect them and ensure peace and stability within the community, the sad reality is that police departments are often more focused on enforcing laws, making arrests and issuing citations. As a result of this as well as an increase in militarized policing techniques, Americans are eight … Read more
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If sitting in a prison cell was a job, it would be one of the most common jobs in the United States. In 2012, there were some 1,570,000 inmates in state and federal prisons in the U.S., according to data from the Justice Department. By contrast, there were about 1,530,000 engineers in America last year, 815,000 construction … Read more