What is police brutality? Police brutality is where excessive force is being used to make a lawful arrest. It’s also when a police officer gets physically violent or doesn’t think for his actions that cause harm in the area he is in and the people around there as well. In the past couple of years, police brutality has been on line where many police officers cross that line. There has been people killed, injured, or even accuse for what they may think is the victim. Wrong arrest is when they catch the wrong person of course, but when that person gets injured in the process or even killed would be police brutality. Now, one thing that concerns me the most is when the officer who used brutality force gets away or release with no penalty. People get angry and what justice, but when they don’t get that, there is chaos and riots filled with many people because it’s unfair for the police officer to be free without a penalty or charge. Police brutality has occurred in the past couple of years where it’s now harmful to America because of their actions, results, and not being secure.
The reason I say its harmful to America is because we are the most who are struck by our own force, our protectors are supposed to be keeping us safe not doing harm in their own events. There has been many videos out in the internet where a police officer uses force physically and weaponry on victims or innocents. The one I actually know a little about and was close by the area is the one that happened in New York City where two bystanders were shot because a couple of NYPD try to take down a disorderly man. That’s by far the closest to police brutality that I’ve been close too. There is so much that happens that police choose to assault and think it might be easier to solve the problem. Violence doesn’t solve anything but cause even more. America is on the edge to collapsing with everything that has been happening and for police to act this way makes it worse. There are many videos out there that have police brutality and I like to take a moment and talk about a few.
One of them that I know of and has been recently is the homeless camping out in a restricted area. I think the man didn’t knew that he was in a restricted area in the first place. In the morning when he pack up and was leaving I believe, was caught by an officer. The homeless man then got scared and pulled two small knives and didn’t want to surrender. More police showed up with tactical gear and assault rifles that have rubber bullets in the clips just for one man who was homeless and scared. He didn’t knew how to react because I think he didn’t want to go to jail. Minutes after minutes and waiting then the police just acted with force. A flash bang right in front of him and a couple of rounds into the man and was then taken down. A group of police officers scared of a homeless man with two small knives. As the man fell from the shots, he had hit his head on rocks and fell unconscious for just a few moments. While they were screaming at him to put his hands in his back, he didn’t respond and yet another officer came with a shotgun that had rubber bullets and shot him a couple of times. They acted with force and later the man was dead by police officers who acted with extreme force. Such force isn’t necessary when a simple talk and understanding on both ends should have been enough.

(I know the rough draft is suppose to be about 2000 words here but I'm actually feeling ill and would like to continue further into the writing but I can't because the screen is giving me a headache and I can't really really sit up. But don't worry I will make sure I have the 2000 words or even more probably tomorrow. So by continuing on the essay I'm going to write like 2 more examples or 3 more then I will continue with the results of every single effect of police brutality and end it with how America feels.Sorry again for not fully completing a 2000 word rough draft here.)