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Drug War Gone Mad: Three-Year-Old Forcibly Catheterized By South Dakota DSS Workers

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A three-year-old boy was forcibly catheterized on behest of South Dakota Dept. of Social Services employees during a child abuse

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Lawsuit: Video Shows Man Writhe On Floor In Blood After Cop Slams Head Into Door

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A lawsuit has now been filed after video released earlier this year showed a Texas man arrested for a DUI charge being

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Bullied by Police Over a Facebook Post in Maine

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The content included within this post was received anonymously via the CopBlock.org Submissions page. Date of Incident: November 23,2015 Officers

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Woman Exonerated After 20 Years In Prison Alleges Cops Planted Evidence

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A Tulsa, Oklahoma woman exonerated by DNA evidence after spending 20 years in prison for the murder of her infant

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