Autistic Police Brutality Victim Files Suit

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The family of an autistic thirteen year old buy who was the victim of police brutality has filed suit.

http://www.aspieweb.net/autism-police-b ... s-lawsuit/

It would be nice to see the actual news story rather than a blog (I do not think the blog is untruthful, I just want to read the whole story).

One would think that the blog author would cite the sources used. I have no idea how reputable the Daily Breeze is, but I suppose this beats nothing.

Daily Breeze

In principle, it's the right to do, but in practice it will never work: Police cover each other's backs, intimidate witnesses and actively subvert justice and decency whether they are the ones being investigated or when they interrogate witnesses. The whole refusing to take a complaint is very, very typical actually - That's another way the police use to intimidate. Standard policy is normally to receive a form, you fill it out, you return it with the information needed to file it, and that's it - The complaint is filed. Police will, however, go out of their way to attempt to confuse and deceive you. Take a look at this video for example:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p53ky3RIjfU[/youtube]

You go to file a complaint, and you'll get your head smashed into the plexiglass, charged by police for a made-up crime, and the justice system will side with the police.