Policebrutality Stories

Welcome to reke memorial academy where only the children of discipline forces are allowed..,It's a den of territorial Lionesses .who would do anything if they felt their dominance was challenged.

After leaving the police force five years ago after confronting corruption and violence in the NYPD, former Detective John Reilly has built a life for himself selling newspapers and magazines outside of Spanish Harlem in New York. Just as he starts to feel that he's built a life for himself, one of the officers who forced Reilly out of his career is suddenly murdered in unknown, and possibly supernatural, circumstances. John is the only one who notices the link between the murder and his own past, but can he help save the lives of the other corrupted officers without losing himself in the process?

This is a new ending for the book the Hate u Give.

According to The Law Dictionary, police brutality is defined as the use of excessive and/ or unnecessary force by police when dealing with civilians. Beatings, racial abuse, unlawful killings, torture, or indiscriminate use of riot control agents at protests. Police Brutality is indeed a human right issue. Let's help each other to stop Police brutality. Start to ask yourself. Do you feel safe? Copyright ©️ by Rochiel B. No part of this book may be reproduced in any way, whether in electronic or printed form, without the permission of the author. If it is reproduced, credits must be given to the original owner of the Essay. [If you do use this for assignments or find it helpful in any way, please let me know. It would make my day to know that my book helped others.]

black lives matter, and if you're against the movement, you're part of the problem

I hope you enjoy reading!

This is a poem about justice needing to be served for corrupted cops who abuse their authority

John Miller. The name of a psychopath serial killer with a depressing, action packed and long backstory. This story does have the n word, curse words, sensitive topics and violence so please be mindful of that will reading. Co-written by: @weeb_god69 and @smut_prostitute

Read the freakin story to see what's inside, But to keep this book going, I need y'all to give me something to rant about, like a topic. Also know my opinion is what I think and I can't change that, we all have different views and perspectives so don't get angry, but if you do........ IDGAF

Inspired by the #blacklivesmatter protests, Black Boy is about a young black sophomore in America today.

Follows teenager Clay Jensen as he returns home from school to find a mysterious box with his name on it lying on his porch. Inside he discovers cassette tapes recorded by Hannah Baker-his classmate and crush-who tragically committed suicide two weeks earlier. On tape, Hannah explains that there are thirteen reasons why she decided to end her life. Will Clay be one of them? If he listens, he'll find out how he made the list. Through Hannah and Clay's dual narratives, 13 Reasons Why weaves an intricate and heart wrenching story of teenage life that will deeply affect viewers

This short story will take a very short amount of time but it has a big important message in it. It is about social injustice and how I, or any other whites, would have to go through the pain that African-Americans have been going through ever since the age of slavery in America.

Sometimes I surprise myself. All credit for the cover goes to the creator, not me.

Framed for murder and put into the most secure, high tech prison-Tartarus. Izuku Midoriya has to fend for himself. Because the guards that guard his small dark cell, are anything but nice, and they will do anything possible to keep Izuku in his place. Stripped of his quirk, the people he loves, and his own freedom, Izuku has to do whatever possible to survive. Even if it meant breaking the law and maybe even committing the same sin that got him into the situation in the first place. Possibly rated mature? Te he? (Ik it's like my millionth story and I haven't uploaded any of the other ones. Shush and don't judge. Again, just posting my ideas once I have them written down.)

This story originates deep inside the mind, of a bipolar/depressed teenager. Who had just lost two friends, in a span of 2 years. One of them dying from an apparent Xanax overdose. The other dying from a gunshot would to the chest cavity. Ru struggles to cope and move on from these losses. She has but two choices, a court order prompted to keep you in a mental health facility. Or to go back to your hometown country, and live the same never ending hot summer days indefinitely. Ru goes with the most logical decision and takes a trip to a mental hospital. Where she then meets her twin brother, Malik, in whom they'd thought had gone missing...forever. Its been years since the two have seen each other after Malik was falsely accused of Rape. The "victim", Aya, had claimed he had hit her and broke her arm. Malik was sentenced 21 years in prison, for a case that had not been proven. On the day of the incident, Malik came back from basketball to attend to his grandma. She had, Stage 4: Heart Disease. Although Malik alibi checked out that day, he was manipulated into giving a false confession. At the time, the boy was young... 11 years old. Who in the police department gas-lighted him to cover up this rape case? We just don't have enough information. It has to be a variation of Lieutenant Miller, and Deputies; Loehmann, Woodyard, & Hankison. All four were first on the scene and alone in the inerregation. Will Malik's false accusation be revealed, or is he the actual killer. Read now.

This Poem is about racial issues being encountered with police brutality. How stereotypes can be the split second decision on if you live or die. And the governments part in disconnecting our community. Overall , the effects it has on splitting race by race in 2018.

this is a spoken word/ poem about the injustice black people are facing in america and how something must be done to stop it