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This podcast spotlights cases of police brutality that have occurred in America throughout the decades. In these turbulent times, the police continue to use excessive force against citizens, some resulting in deaths. The purpose of the podcast is to inform listeners of the severity of some of these cases and to hopefully create a movement where police no longer use excessive force and to advocate for positive reform within police departments across the country.
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Average audio length:
27 minutes
English
United States
57 episodes
since June 17, 2020
episodic
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John Palmer and I discuss the mistakes that State Trooper AlKatib made when coming out to the tragic scene where John and his wife were struck by a drunk driver. Please support the cause: Visit justiceforkatiepalmer.com or follow on Twitter @for_palmer to stay up-to-date on the case and view videos…
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In this episode, Diane Goldstein (from the Law Enforcement Action Partnership) and Katherine discuss qualified immunity, a topic that many have heard of and may not know much about. Follow Law Enforcement Action Partnership on Twitter @PoliceForReform or on Facebook @lawenforcementactionGood Apple …
Mexican Americans and other people of color faced harassment and mistreatment from the LAPD during the mid 40s as well as into the 50s. This episode touches upon the 1943 Zoot Suit Riots, as well as the Bloody Christmas beatings in which officers battered several Mexican American inmates in an LA C…
Arthur McDuffie was riding his motorcycle when he was suddenly chased and then tackled down by several officers from the Metro Police Department in Miami, Florida. His case sparked riots in the streets because the people of Miami were fed up with the racial tensions and police brutality. A Few Bad …
In this episode, the conversation turns towards the growing issues of drug corruption within the Detroit Narcotics Unit and how officers were able to live lavishly off of money and drugs they pilfered from drug busts. Officers Hansberry and Watson were just two of many who got caught up in the scan…
Take a trip to 1965 when racial tensions were at all-time high and Black citizens were prevented their lawful right to vote. Jimmie Lee Jackson tried to peacefully protest but ended up shot by an Alabama State Trooper. This shooting pushed forth the day known as Bloody Sunday, where hundreds of Bla…
NYPD officers would conduct "stop and frisk" searches on people who appear to be suspicious and who they think may have a gun. Ramarley Graham was one that they wanted to stop but unfortunately, that stop ended tragically.All references are available at www.afewbadapplespodcast.comA Few Bad Apples …
Sarah Everard was walking home one evening when she never made it back. After a search, the U.K.'s Metropolitan Police realized it was one of their own who was responsible for the kidnapping, rape, and murder of Sarah Everard. All references available on afewbadapplespodcast.com"A Few Bad Apples" i…
Douglas Zerby was intoxicated and decided to walk to a friend's house instead of drive. His friend was not home so he waited on the top step of the porch and fidgeted with a garden hose nozzle. A nearby neighbor saw Douglas and believed he was holding a gun and called in to report him. When police …
Kadie and her young daughter River were discovered dead. River's manner of death was determined to be a homicide, while Kadie's was ruled a suicide. The police investigation was quite short and Kadie's family are fighting with the coroner to change the manner of death to a homicide. Sign the family…
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