A Few Bad Apples

Jamarion Robinson's girlfriend's apartment was rushed by a task force and US Marshals to serve him with a warrant for an incident they believed he was involved in. Instead, they knocked the door down and shots were fired. Authorities shot him 76 times.
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Donna Castleberry was a young woman who was shot and killed by an undercover police officer who had an extremely spotty record. There were several outstanding complaints against him while he was under investigation while he was continuing his work on the streets.

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I wanted to commemorate Elijah McClain on his one year anniversary after his encounter with police.He was a young man, minding his own business, who walked into a local convenience store for a drink, and walked out, was tackled down to the ground by several police officers because he appeared suspicious. Police held him in a carotid position, otherwise known as a chokehold. Not only was he held down but attending medics who were called to the scene injected with ketamine to calm him. This was a recent story that resonated in the hearts of so many. 

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Miriam Carey was driving with her one-year-old daughter through Washington D.C. when she made a U-turn by a Secret Service security checkpoint. After that U-turn, a seven minute chase ensued around town, causing a shutdown of major streets and put Congress in lockdown. Moments later, Miriam was shot and killed.  

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This episode is a continuation of the conversation of the violence taking place within the Vallejo Police Department. Today’s story focuses on the killing of Willie McCoy, who was killed while asleep and unresponsive in a fast food restaurant parking lot.
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Sean Monterrosa  was shot and killed a few weeks in Vallejo, California. Unfortunately,  Vallejo has the highest per capita killings by police in the state.  I'm  doing a 2 part episode on the city and 2 major killings. This episode is part 1 of 2 in unraveling two of two killings on two young men since 2019.
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What started out as a normal traffic stop, quickly escalated into an on-foot pursuit, and then a murder. A bystander was able to capture the whole scene on camera, but unknowingly caught footage of the cop trying to stage the scene. 
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Angela Garbarino was presumed to be drunk when she was pulled over for suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Once she gets to the police station and refuses to take a blood alcohol test, the police officer shuts off the camera in the interrogation room for several minutes. Once it is turned on, Angela is lying in a pool of her own blood.
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This story It is about a situation that quickly escalated and within minutes police were chasing a man they believed just committed a nearby robbery. However, they were wrong and the pursuit ended abruptly with an extreme use of force. The man happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time, and this brief encounter with the police ended up changing his life forever.
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Anthony Baez was throwing a football with his brothers when an altercation between a nearby officer began. The altercation led to Anthony losing his life and people in the community outraged at the fact the officer got off easy.
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