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"Police brutality" as this term is getting popular day after day, it is actually creating a threatening environment for almost everyone of us to survive in! But what is this police brutality is all about? When a law enforcement officer use excessive force against the people without any proper reason, it is called as police brutality. Using of excessive force here can be in a physical or verbal form. And both the cases are considered as violence and such incidents are unfortunately common in one of the most developed nations in the world , The USA. And because of such brutality every year many innocent lives get sacrificed and many families get destroyed. Talking about police brutality incidents, more than 660 people died in the year 2017 which is considered as the deadliest records since 2013 when the national databases began keeping track of such incidents. Isn't that terrible! And as per records for the past three years African Americans across the country have be...

A rapid increase in the occurrence of police abuse on individuals and ignoring of their civil rights in Minneapolis has become one of the most unavoidable concerns among the people. And hence, everyone needs to be aware of their rights in order to protect them. The freedom of religion, speech, gathering and engagement in peaceful demonstrations, the right to be safe from unreasonable searches and seizures, every right is being violated by many police officers nowadays. They no longer consider themselves as public servants rather they think they are above the law. They have forgotten that they are meant to serve and protect the public and not for harassing and intimidating them. Few of the incidents include the case that occurred five years ago in the year 2013 May; police chased a burglary suspect into the basement of a south Minneapolis home. After a brief confrontation, officers shot and killed Terrance Franklin, a 22-year-old African-American man. Another incident that got liv...

Are you or a loved one is the victim of police shootings, brutality or misconduct in Minnesota or Minneapolis? If any police officer has abused his authority and tased, maced or beaten you mercilessly, you can hold him responsible for violating your civil rights legally. No matter how difficult was the situation; the US constitution does not allow any law enforcement authority to use excessive force on you. A qualified Minnesota police shooting lawyer can extend legal help you need to protest against such misdemeanors. With his or her prompt assistance, you can bring a lawsuit against the officer for yourself or as the relative of the injured or dead person. From seeking damages for the loss of wages & enjoyment of the victim throughout the life to loss of friendship and companionship that his/her parents, spouse, siblings or kids have suffered due the officer’s wrongful action; the Minneapolis police shooting lawyer will be helpful in everything that would lower your trauma. ...

Fight against any injustice, misconduct or brutality by police with Minnesota police misconduct lawyer The term “police” are usually associated with protection and security. But looking into a few scenarios in Minnesota in the recent past, people find it difficult to trust and depend upon police for their safety! Not only in Minnesota but throughout the world the cases of police brutality and misconduct have increased as hell. In 2016, a driver named Anthony Promvongsa was dragged from his vehicle while he was still wearing the seat belt and repeatedly punched and kneed by the police officer named Joe Joswiak. According to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), all this was extremely disturbing and completely unnecessary example of an excessive use of force. Not just only the above mentioned case but there are many such police brutality cases prevail in Minnesota that are extremely heart-wrecking ones. As per a report - “From 2007 to 2017, Minnesota jurisdictions made at ...