According to this and many, many similar kinds of stories, it appears that American police officers sometimes commit murder and seem to get away with it. Is there really nothing that can be done about that?
If they're not prosecuted because of an unhealthy relationship between police and prosecutors, why is that relationship not changed? Why are prosecutors and police departments not held accountable for this?
Why aren't state and federal governments calling for better laws to protect the people from crooked cops?
Why are these officers not fired, at least?
And why are US police officers not better trained and selected?
Surely there must we ways to address this. Why is that not happening? Is American society really fine with their police murdering people?
If they're not prosecuted because of an unhealthy relationship between police and prosecutors, why is that relationship not changed? Why are prosecutors and police departments not held accountable for this?
Why aren't state and federal governments calling for better laws to protect the people from crooked cops?
Why are these officers not fired, at least?
And why are US police officers not better trained and selected?
Surely there must we ways to address this. Why is that not happening? Is American society really fine with their police murdering people?