Savannah Ga activist Mac Williams had to pull his gun to defend his family from an attacker and he is the one who gets arrested. He tells his story about exactly what happened and how the system is trying to stream roll him now. If you care about your gun rights, you need to watch this story!

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school district investigating unsanctioned Taser demonstration by officer in which child was hospitalized

Pam Guenther was enjoying a Saturday morning ride on the back of her husband's motorcycle in Ocala, Fla., when a cop driving in the other direction abruptly turned around and pulled them to the side of the road.

"I knew we weren't speeding," Guenther told Asylum. "So my first question was why is he pulling us over? [The officer] just pointed to my husband and said, 'He's wearing a mask, and it's illegal to cover your face when riding a motorcycle.'"

An Orlando cop is accused of groping a 20-year-old nursing mother outside a club after he arrested her for dancing "too close" to the stage inside the establishment. He allegedly fondled her right breast and squeezed milk out of it into his latex glove, and then told the young gal that he wanted to "suck on them."

AIRPORT guards stopped a man boarding a plane - for wearing a Transformers T-shirt showing a cartoon gun.

Sheriff Raymond Martin once pulled his service revolver from its holster and pointed it at his drug-dealing partner, warning the man there was no "getting out" of their relationship, a criminal complaint against Martin alleges.

We told you earlier about how Martin, the sheriff in rural Gallatin County in southern Illinois, was arrested last May on drug and gun charges for allegedly dealing marijuana that had been confiscated by police.

"Police officer Tasered a man 11 times while he was having a diabetic seizure...permanently scarred [him] and caused him neurological damage that has not abated."

Yet another story of a cop abusing somebody with a tazer for absolutely no justifiable reason.

While most people are aware of police use of Taser weapons, many may be fairly shocked to learn of an alternate method used by police in Nashville, Tennessee to subdue "unruly" people. The city has a policy allowing police to inject unruly people that they encounter on the street with a strong sedative.

FORT WORTH, Texas — A mentally ill man's death after he was shocked twice by a police Taser was a homicide, a medical examiner's office ruled Thursday.

The tape shows Holloway, 49, waiting outside Lawrence's Grill and Bar restaurant in Passaic when a police cruiser pulled up and a female officer asked him to zip up his sweatshirt. Holloway appears to comply, but Rios jumps out and begins hitting him with his fists and a baton.