October 22, 2014 National Anti-Police Brutality Day: a day of awareness of the growing epidemic of police violence. 43% of police agreed with the statement: Always following the rules is not compatible with getting the job done. 25% of police officers stated that theyve witnessed fellow officers harrassing a citizen most likely because of his/her race 52% of police agreed: It is not unusual for a police officer to turn a blind eye to improper conduct by other officers 49% feel that the only way a criminal would receive any punishment was to punish the individual him/herself 61% admitted that they do not always report serious criminal violations that involve abuses of authority by fellow officers 79% are not satisfied with the way the justice system deals with the individuals that they arrest 67% surveyed reported that officers who report incidents of misconduct are likely to be given a cold shoulder by fellow officers 84% surveyed have witnessed other officers use more force than necessary to make an arrest Excessive force is the most commonly reported type of police misconduct. However, the number of reported incidents may be a significant undercount, as many ppl (especially poor and minorities who are the most common victims of excessive force) are often too afraid to file police reports for fear of reprisal. https://youtube/watch?v=UxQ7m3e1iFk At sunrise, Naraka Chaturdashi, Kali Chaudas: day to abolish laziness and evil. The strength to protect others is referred to as Kali. Believed that on this day Kali killed the most wicked Narakasura. Moonrise bathing for people afraid of falling into hell.
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