Tags: Excessive force

George Floyd -- Police Misconduct
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US Cities Have Paid $150M in Police Misconduct Cases Since George Floyd's Killing: Report

Commencement Ceremony Held At University Of Michigan Amid Ongoing Pro Palestinian Protests On Campus
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WATCH: Police Pepper Spray University of Michigan Protesters in Face Breaking Up Pro-Palestinian Encampment

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Atlanta Cops Use Rubber Bullets, Tear Gas, Tasers in Crackdown on Emory Protesters: Reports

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Six Cleveland Cops Fired Over Deadly 2012 Chase

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Rahm Emanuel: Police Policy Announced In Chicago

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Ben Fields: Officer In South Carolina Classroom Arrest Fired

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Virginia Student Martese Johnson Files $3 Million Lawsuit Following Bloody Arrest (VIDEO)

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Cindy Hahn: Police Officers Beat Woman, She Sues City (VIDEO)

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Gilbert Flores Shooting: Second Video Offers 'Very Clear View'

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Dashcam Video Shows Arizona Officer Ramming Into Suspect With Cruiser

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Eric Garner: NYC Mayor De Blasio Responds With Plan To Reduce 'Excessive Force' By Police

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Legal Analyst Heather Hansen on the Michael Brown Shooting and the Question of Excessive Force by Police

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Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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World

Climate Crisis Worsening Already 'Hellish' Refugee Situation: UN

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