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| 343 | data/2015-06/P(1)0002129.pdf | 31 | 441 | The violent pool story #3. White police officer slammed black teen against his car This black family from Ohio will never forget the June 9th. According to the family‘s testimony, Krystal Dixon and her sister Maya Dixon took their eight Children, nephews and nieces to Ohio public school in a Fairfield. Nevertheless, the pool employee demanded the family to leave due to one of the Children did not have swim trunks. One of the boys broke the rules and the staff asked the family to leave. As six-months pregnant Krystal Dixon walked to the parking lot, the police officer grabbed her arm and asked for an ID-oard. The witness video shows how the police officer pepper sprayed Dixon‘s family and grabbed 12-year-old Child by neck. But according to the Fairfield police department, the white police officer did not use excessive force. Did the pool staff force them to leave because they were black? Was it a race factor? Don‘t you think the police officer‘s attempt to arrest Krystal Dixon was unlawful? How the police officers should be Charged? What kind of right of defense do you have against unlawful arrests? These days, there is far more to being a “good cop” than Choosing not to hurt innocent people. Plus, when are we going to stop being stereotypical? Even today, the stereotypes effect black population of the United States of America transmitted through music, lyrics, titles, literature, movies and folk saying. White Americans across the country embrace African-Americans the image of criminals and |ooters. How are we going to live with that? | https://www.facebook.com/BlaCk-Matters-1579673598947501/ | 91.73 | RUB | 2015-06-18T07:21:41-07:00 | 2015-06-19T07:21:41-07:00 |