In this inci­dent you will see what is hap­pen­ing in America today even as America seeks to tell oth­er Nations how to behave it’s Jackbooted goons are actu­al­ly doing this to lit­tle boys.
Oh by the way did I men­tion that this is not hap­pen­ing on the streets, this kind of Governmental aggres­sion is actu­al­ly hap­pen­ing in the schools.
On Wednesday, fel­low stu­dents and friends of 15-year-old Tyler Deburgo filmed him being need­less­ly body slammed by a police offi­cer at William Tolman High School in Pawtucket, R.I.

From the looks of the video and inter­views with eye­wit­ness­es, Tyler was an inno­cent onlook­er as his friend, Ivander, was being arrest­ed by police inside of the school. When the offi­cer grabs Tyler by the throat and bru­tal­ly slams him to the ground, you can hear the out­rage from fel­low stu­dents grow­ing and teach­ers attempt­ing to calm them down. It’s hor­ren­dous that this lev­el of bru­tal­i­ty is hap­pen­ing inside of our schools. Just last week in Texas, a very sim­i­lar case of police bru­tal­i­ty took place.

CRIMINALS who con­tin­ue to wreak hav­oc across the island have now snuffed out the lives of close to 1,000 peo­ple since the start of the year. Statistics gath­ered by the Jamaica Observer showed that, up to the 14^th of October, 981 peo­ple have been killed, which is a 25.4 per cent increase in killings when com­pared to cor­re­spond­ing peri­od last year when 781 mur­ders were record­ed. Statistics show that the parish of St James con­tin­ues to record the high­est num­ber of mur­ders, record­ing 171 so far, com­pared to 111 up to October 14 last year.

Clarendon fol­lows close­ly behind with 107 mur­ders, com­pared to 71 last year this time. Hanover also has record­ed a big jump, with 54 mur­ders up to October 14, com­pared to 30 over the same peri­od in 2014. Police say this is the high­est ever for the tiny parish. Police have blamed crim­i­nals involved in the lot­to scam for the bulk of mur­ders com­mit­ted in the west­ern parish­es. If the killings con­tin­ue at this rate, the coun­try could end the year with more than 1,200 mur­ders. The coun­try end­ed 2014.
Read more here : Murder toll moves close to 1,000 mark