⁣Cell phone captures illegal entry, arrest.

WARNING: Video contains disturbing images and sound. Viewer discretion is advised.Atlanta Police have released bodycam and dashcam footage showing the moments leading to the fatal shooting of Rayshard Brooks in a Wendy's parking lot.The shooting happened late Friday night at the fast food restaurant on University Avenue.This is the first 42-minutes of the 1 hour, 23 minute video from the body cam of Officer Devin Brosnan. The name of a person not involved in this incident has been removed from the audio track. The rest is unedited.

⁣Racist Trump supporters at the beach harassing people

⁣Family demands answers after deputy shoots black man dead in home

⁣Family demands answers after woman dies in Harper Woods police custody

⁣NYPD Tases Man in Diabetic Shock, Another Man Loses Sight After Being Tased

Racist Couple Lisa and Robert harass man

overseas protest

⁣Man struggles with cops and shoots them and get away

⁣An Atlanta police officer shot and killed a man at a Wendy's drive-thru Friday night after he resisted arrest and struggled for an officer's Taser, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation said in a statement. ⁣While There's a Baby it ⁣Nearby Car. The GBI identified the slain man as Rayshard Brooks, 27, of Atlanta.
The killing comes amid global protests and discussion of police use of force following the death of George Floyd last month in custody in Minneapolis. Atlanta has seen frequent protests, including some that turned violent.

⁣Peaceful protest in East Meadow, NY (Long Island):

An officer abruptly stops so the protestor walking behind him bumps into the cop.

Then the man is violently arrested.

Bystanders: “they kneeled on his neck & had about 6 officers holding him down.

⁣Investigation Ongoing After Man Found Dead In Downtown Palmdale

⁣Watergate journalist Bob Woodward’s new book, FEAR: Trump in the White House, announced as the most acute and penetrating portrait of a sitting president ever published during the first years of an administration, is unprecedented.

Talking with Jacob Weisberg, Bob Woodward gives a front-row-seat view of life inside Donald Trump’s White House, as revealed in his new book, FEAR: Trump in the White House. The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, an associate editor at The Washington Post, shows how the president makes decisions on major foreign and domestic policies. Drawing from hundreds of hours of interviews with firsthand sources, contemporaneous meeting notes, files, documents, and personal diaries, FEAR brings to light the most explosive debates that drive decision-making in the Oval Office, the Situation Room, Air Force One, and the White House residence. It’s the inside story on President Trump as only Bob Woodward can tell it. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear first-hand as the legendary journalist sits down with the chairman and editor-in-chief of Slate.

Recorded on September 12, 2018 at 92nd Street Y.

⁣World Leaders Condemn President Trump's Protest Response

⁣Unidentified, Armed Federal Troops Raise Accountability Concerns

Students at Kansas State University are in an uproar over a photo one K-State student posted on Snapchat Tuesday.It started

White Gen Z kids confront their parents about race in viral TikTok challenge. You have to see this nonsense to believe it!l

​At age 23, Queens native Sean Bell had his entire life planned out. A young father dedicated to his family and friends, Sean was ready for the next phase in life. In the early hours of what would've been his wedding day, his life was cut short. This is his story.Before the Hashtag is Complex's new docuseries profiling men and women who were impacted by random acts of violence. Going beyond the news headlines, the series captures intimate moments from those who know victims best to help make their legacy bigger than a hashtag.

⁣JFK Forecasts Weather Control at 1961 UN General Assembly

⁣Rev. Al Sharpton criticized President Trump’s response to peaceful protesters and the death of George Floyd. Rev. Sharpton said Trump used St. John's Episcopal Church as a “prop” and called him, “Wickedness in high places.”