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The District 21 Medical Examiner ruled his death was a homicide because he had been restrained and sprayed with pepper sprayed by law enforcement officers. But to this day, nobody has ever been charged with a crime, and the Lee County State Attorney cleared the sheriff's office of any wrong doing

Guy tells cop to shut up at a gas station and then is beaten with a billy club and pepper sprayed while on the ground. Witness uses camera phone to film the incident from a nearby car.

From Fox 13 in Tampa comes the horrifying story of Nick Christie, a 62-year-old Ohio man who was detained by the Lee County Sheriff's Office for being publicly intoxicated. While Christie's wife asked that he be taken to the hospital, Lee County cops decided instead to...BUT TO THIS DAY, NOBODY HAS EVER BEEN CHARGED WITH A CRIME... (WTF?)

A news website wants the state Supreme
Court to compel the Hartford Police Department to release the
records of a case in which a naked man with a medical condition was
pepper sprayed and forcibly handcuffed inside his home.

See also: http://www.wcax.com/story/19134565/beaten-man-sues-vt-police-force-sees-...

Parents call the cops to deal with their kid. The cop gets in the teen's face. The teen does not submit and is pepper sprayed for his noncompliance. Granted the kid is a brat and in today's world, this is obviously a police matter.

A Mississippi judge ordered an attorney to spend several hours in jail Wednesday after the attorney chose not to recite the Pledge of Allegiance in court. The Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal reported that Chancery Judge Talmadge Littlejohn told a court audience to rise and say the pledge. People in the courtroom said Danny Lampley of Oxford stood but did not say the words.

Records show Lampley was booked into the Lee County jail at 9:40 a.m. and released about 2:30 p.m. on the judge's orders.

ARVADA, Colo. -- Two Arvada police officers have been placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of an internal investigation looking into allegations of inappropriate conduct by members of the department.

A total of five Arvada police officers have resigned: three related to the incidents under investigation and two others related to separate internal personnel matters.

The city's Redevelopment Commission is leasing a 3000 pound metal and wooden box for two years at a cost of $4000. Oh, and they're calling it "art", but it's really just a wooden and metal box stuck in the dirt.

Following a three-month investigation, the Rockingham County Attorney's office concluded that on December 7, 2009, Officer Charles Karpenko accidentally fired a round from his handgun while at a residence for a call about a possible domestic disturbance. But, County Attorney James Reams concluded, while the shooting is not in line with Hampton or state police policies and training, the officer did not commit a crime of reckless conduct