This is a shocking video of a police officer slamming a kid to the wall. What’s more, the kid was in handcuffs. Just watching the impact, you’ll know that it’s got to hurt–bad. Police abuse of this kind is intolerable, especially for a case as clear-cut as this one is.

This video is disturbing because of the police abuse caught on tape. You have a guy in a wheelchair, and the The cops tried to prove he was really disabled by dumping him from the wheelchair. That was really smart, huh! And that must really hurt also for that deputy who had lost the job.

This video is sad to watch. Nobody has to die in this incident. But then, somebody did. Police abuse? It does seem so. The reason? Not all peaceful means were exhausted in solving the incident. What’s irritating is how casually the police talked about using a taser on a person, like it was some kind of sport.

You may disagree with the guy holding the camera, but he makes very valid points. Warrants are there for a reason. But then, there is also a reasonable cause for investigation. Watching this video can make you think whether there was police abuse in this situation or none at all.

You would have to think, when did taking photos of a police officer a crime? It seems that’s the only offense of the two women arrested here. If that is the reason, then this is police abuse of authority. The police said it was obstructing an officer. Oh yes, taking pictures can be very insulting to a police officer!

In this video, you see some presumably arrested people, and the surprising thing is that some of them got hit with a stick. It’s not clear if the people are being aggressive, but in the video, they seem cooperative. The disturbing thing is that some of them gets the short end of the stick, or the painful end of the stick. A possible case of police abuse?

This video suggests a good idea. The police needs to be retrained to avoid police abuse and the excessive use of force. Some may not believe in the program, but then I think this is a good step as any. It’s always better than nothing. Any step toward stopping the violence should be good.

This situation is so alarming. First, the cop asked the woman to sign a blank report sheet. Second, the cop went mad when asked for his badge number. Third, the cop used excessive force in arresting the woman. By the way, all of those charges were dropped in the end.

In this video, you have a man who is cooperating but is forced down on the ground by a police officer. And from the video, it’s not clear what the offense is. We can’t say for sure what happened, but it does look fishy, a possible police abuse. But the police did identify themselves, so it’s not that bad, we hope.

Here, you have two people sharing their experience with the police. The police according to their claims are rude, abusive, and did overstep their authority. It sounds like police abuse to us. There will be investigation done on the complaints, but then, the damage is already done. Trust lost is hard to get back.