Public speaking is very good and when you are one time or another you may be randomly be called to speak on certain issues especially social issues, you will need to have information since a lot of people will be listening.
Police brutality is one topic that every public speaker needs to have familiarize themselves with since this happen on a daily basis, the agents who are responsible to deliver and maintain law and order sometimes will cross the border and this creates tension and fights.
People trust the police officers with their lives and these are the people who are supposed to maintain law and order however sometimes the public will feel danger since at times these police officers abuse their power and lead to police brutality.
Police misconduct are the activities which are done by the police officer like witness tampering, false imprisonment and spoiling the evidence, this kind of misconduct is shocking especially when it is coming from a law officer and this is termed as police misconduct.
There are different forms of police brutality and the most common one is the physical one where the police will use too much force on someone like batons, teasers, pepper sprays and other things which will cause pain or even a gun.
Police brutality and harassment is also experienced in other forms like verbal abuse, false arrests, sexual abuse, police discrimination, psychological intimidation, police corruption and political repression.
The Journal of Policing and the Society indicated that most of the law makers will not report when an incident happens, mostly will opt to keep quiet when they engage in a misconduct and this will prompt some of the police officers to follow suit since no one is making a follow up.
For many years people have been recording and complaining of the police brutality and the American Press found out the term has been used since 1872 when in the Chicago Tribune someone reported to have been brutally beaten by the police and then arrested, but this term has been the order of the day in the 19th century.
Media houses have taken the initiative to air the scenes if police brutality in an effort to curb them but with the technology of the smart phones most of the case are also recorded and reported.