The movement to defund police combined an increasingly negative view of law enforcement has apparently prompted cops to pity themselves despite histories of racism, brutality and corruption.
The Democratic presidential candidate pitches his ideas for addressing systematic racism.
An incident that occurred nearly three months ago goes viral.
The Brevard County Fraternal Order Of Police was reportedly openly recruiting dozens of "bad apple" cops who have been exposed for racist or brutal -- or a combination of both -- actions.
People like John Legend, Lizzo, and Yara Shahidi show their support.
The graphic clip of Patrick Carroll sparks outrage.
Along with defiance of social distancing orders, experts say the cops' use of tear gas is making things worse.
Folks also air their frustration that it shouldn't take a celebrity to deescalate the police.
Tallahassee Community Action Committee speaks out.
He has a lengthy history of police-involved shootings and complaints against him.
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