Inglewood Archives - Cop Block

Unarmed Man Shot In Head By Cop Wins $4.6M Settlement

June 13, 2016 Asa J 356 Views 103rd Street, Accountability, brain damage, California, cop shoots unarmed man, copblock, copblock.org, deadly force, excessive force, excessive force lawsuit, Ford Explorer, Inglewood, Inglewood police, Inglewood police department, Juan Jose Palma, Landon Poirier, lawsuit, lawsuit settlement, memory loss, National Tactical Officers Association, occupational therapy, Officer Landon Poirier, Police State, R. Samuel Paz, shot in temple, Sid Heal, unable to speak, unarmed man shot in head

A California man has received a $4.6 million lawsuit settlement for an encounter with an Inglewood police officer that left

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Innocent Men Shot Before Cops Planted Guns, Attempted To Frame For Robbery, Murder

December 9, 2015December 9, 2015 Asa J 585 Views Accountability, Brutality, California, Civil rights, civil rights violations, cop shoots innocent men, copblock, copblock.org, cops frame man for murder, cops frame man for robbery, cops planeted gun, Corruption, cover up, Darryl Lewis, Dishonesty, excessive force, False arrest, federal lawsuit, framed, framed for murder, framed for robbery, Harassment, Home invasion, Inglewood, Inglewood California, Inglewood police, lawsuit, malicious prosecution, medical attention, officer Mike Bolliger, paramedics, police shooting, Police State, Robert Pickett, shot in the head, unreasonable force

In an epic display of criminality and wanton disregard for human life, an Inglewood, California police officer shot two innocent

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UPDATE: Las Vegas Cop Fired Eight Months After Beating Man on Video

December 13, 2011October 29, 2016 Ademo Freeman 893 Views Accountability, ACLU, Ademo Freeman, Allen Lichtenstein, american civil liberties union, assault, battery against an officer, Brent Bryson, Brutality, CA, California, Civil rights, clark county, cop block, cop watch, copblock.org, coroner's inquest, Corruption, David Otto, deadly force, Derek Colling, Dishonesty, double-standards, drunk driving, Evie Oquendo, excessive force, Filming police, freelance videographer, Inglewood, las vegas, las vegas metropolitan police, las vegas police, Las Vegas Review Journal, lvmpd, LVRJ, metro, mitchell crooks, Nevada, NV, petty theft, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, policy violations, resisting arrest, retaliation, Shawn Jacob Collins, Sheriff Doug Gillespie, Tanner Chamberlain, trespassing, Update, video

Via the Las Vegas Review Journal A Las Vegas officer accused of beating a man for videotaping police was fired

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