137 coups de feu

Is there police brutality? Yes. Has a police officer murdered under the color of law? Yes. Is it only the black community who is victims? No. But then you have narritive pieces like this that ignore the initial and undeniable facts that are the cause and that resulted in the effect. This documentary follows two Cleveland cases where officer involved shootings occured. You follow both cases along and get both the police and black community perspectives on what went right and what went wrong. Ill save you the time and just say these two cases are terrible examples to use if you are peddling the BLM viewpoint that 3 blacks were murdered senselessly by police which is exactly what lip service the creators of this show are trying to accomplish. If you are a drone follower then you probably will blindly accept the dialog. If you think for yourself then you may truly see the chink in the narratives armor. In a world that has become a "blame everybody else" for your own actions that are self detrimental, this piece falls right in line perfectly. While watching, if you choose to do so, remember these two things: 1) What if momma exercised parenting and took away the air pistol and only allowed its possesion when in the presence of an adult or disallowed it period because no adult was around. 2) Don't stop at known drug corners and pick up a druggie, speed by the police station, and then run from the police. Pretty simple. The rest is the undesirable result of the initial actions.

Honest upstanding people don't run from police for 23 miles, only criminals do that roaring up and down streets at 100mph. 23miles is also a long drive to throw a gun out of a window Justice prevailed and no officers where jailed.

The facts were transparent and I mean starkly transparent. Well done doc and should be watched by every American. It screams reform for police departments. These unions included. Please don't let political convictions cloud your knowing right and wrong.