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"Off leash rule sparks dispute between dog owner, officer" Video from 9NEWS Denver 04/19/10"

A man walks away from a ticket. The officer doesn't like this, and follows him home.

DENVER - What started as a walk to the park ended with a trip to the hospital for a Denver dog owner. 32-year-old Mark Ashford says he was beaten black and blue by two Denver Police officers.

A 23-year-old man who was beaten by three Denver police officers after he questioned their authority to search the trunk of his car says the Justice Department has decided not to charge any of the officers with civil-rights violations stemming from the case. Alexander Landau tells The Denver Post that representatives of the department and the FBI told him Friday there was insufficient evidence to bring federal charges.

Check out this footage of Denver Police brutally beating up a person who seems to have done nothing to provoke the police.

Footage of Civic Center Park right in front of the Colorado State House in downtown Denver.

A Denver woman claims she couldn’t board a flight from Wyoming to Denver because of her gender. She said she checked in and arrived at security about 35 minutes before the scheduled departure of her United flight. “They asked if I was on the flight to Denver, I said yes, they said that they couldn`t screen me because they sent all the female TSA agents home,” Winning said. A female agent was necessary because of the new security pat-downs. Winning missed her flight and wound up renting a car for $165 and driving the roughly 350 miles back to Denver.

Denver police beat man for ignoring them, while calling his father about police beating his friend.

Richard Arreola was a former Boys & Girls club "Youth of the Year", small business owner, and father of a three-year-old.

He was killed Thursday night by an undercover narcotics officer in a one-sided shootout on 14th and Macon.

Daily News @ http://RevolutionNews.US — A trial gets underway in Cook County Court today for a suburban police officer caught on tape repeatedly striking a motorist with a baton.

Streamwood police officer James Mandarino is due in court at 10 a.m. to face charges of aggravated battery and official misconduct.

Mandarino's own squad camera captured the images of the 41-year old officer repeatedly hitting 28-year-old Ronald Bell after a traffic stop.