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PINAC Live! interviews former Baltimore PD officer Joe Crystal about this week's unexplained police homicide of Freddie Gray, a 25 year old African American male who entered a police van complaining and exited with a broken back and a week to live. Joe's Story: http://photographyisnotacrime.com/201... Freddie Gray: http://photographyisnotacrime.com/201... In this incident, Joe Crystal takes us inside the Country's most controversial police department, Baltimore PD. His inside experience gives keen insight into the anatomy of a broken Law Enforcement Agency, calling the "gang mentality" within its halls the very thing the public hired them to police. Ultimately, Joe's words prove prophetic in the wake of riots on April 27th, 2015 in which Baltimore PD's officers joined the riots they were sent to de-escalate - throwing rocks and in one instance leading a 1 man charge - causing a major escalation of the cycle of violence and bloodshed on the streets.

Most citizens would cower in the face of a man with an assault rifle. Beatriz Paez made sure to hold her phone horizontally and stood her ground while asserting her rights to lawfully record the police. Story: http://photographyisnotacrime.com/201... Strapped with an assault rifle, a United States Marshal stormed up to a woman recording from a residential sidewalk, snatching the camera from her hands and sending it smashing to the pavement before kicking it towards her in a shocking display of rage. The marshal then walked off with a group of other armed cops who were part of a task force operation, without trying to enforce any law that Beatriz had violated. Only this cop had violated her civil rights, and Beatriz hired a lawyer to fight back after her neighbor filmed the whole incident.

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