In November 2018 Florida police officers shot and killed a black psychiatric patient inside the hospital.

In November 2018 an Illinois police officer shot and killed a black man who had detained an active shooter.

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In May 2018 a police officer in Virginia shot and killed an unarmed, possibly mentally ill, black man.

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In November 2017 a lawyer claimed that nine police officers tried to bully a teenage woman who says she was raped by two police officers out of reporting the crime.

In October 2017 lawyers for two New York police officers charged with rape attacked the victim’s credibility.

In October 2017 an Indiana police officer handcuffed an autistic nine year old.

In October 2017 white students in Maryland wore racist costumes that referenced police brutality as a joke, and subsequently published photos on social media.

In September 2017 a New York prosecutor in the case of an officer accused of excessive force, who was found to be guilty of excessive force by the Civilian Complaint Review Board, recommended that the officer forfeit 10 vacation days.

In September 2017 an officer shot and killed a deaf Hispanic man.

In July 2017 Mississippi police shot and killed a Latino man while attempting to serve an arrest warrant to a neighbor.

In June 2017 Washington police shot and killed a black woman who had called police to report a burglary.

In June 2017 a Wisconsin former police officer was acquitted in the shooting death of a black man.

In June 2017 a Georgia police officer used excessive force on a homeless black woman who may suffer from mental illness.

In May 2017 a Pennsylvania newspaper highlighted what defense attorneys argue is a widespread practice of Philadelphia police of searching the underwear of young black men.

In April 2017 an officer who was fired for excessive use of force was reinstated due to an arbitration process built into the police officer’s union contract.