The Cleveland CBS channel my husband is watching broke into regular programming

[Diamond_Dog]

To show 2 different videos of the Memphis cops beating Tyre Nichols. They warned it was going to be graphic. I’m surprised they did that but in a way I’m glad they did that. This vicious, senseless, act of violence needs to be seen. You cannot view this without being sickened and infuriated. Policing needs to be fixed in this country. Full stop.

[The_Casual_Observer]

1. Won't be long before the police unions do a copaganda

Campaign world class.

[Pas-de-Calais]

2. NBC did same around 6:50 tonight

Went from Vanna turning letters directly to the video,,,

[NullTuples]

3. "If it bleeds, it leads..." is still very much alive and well now that viewing can be easily tracked

[iluvtennis]

4. As you said, we need policing reform. It will entail applying

those reforms to over 18,000+ police organizations across the nation. Learned the 18,000+ figure from guest on Alex Wagner’s show on Friday night. The guest was Samuel Sinyangwe whose organization collects data on police violence across the nation. See their police score card here - https://policescorecard.org/.

[Joinfortmill]

5. Amen

[Lady Freedom Returns]

6. NBC broke in here.

And the video was disturbing. I was watching it and got physically sick.

[ancianita]

7. Reverend Sharpton was right to say that Congress FAILED to pass the

George Floyd Justice in Policing Act which would have made 13 major changes in law about policing, one of which included restricting qualified immunity.

[MontanaMama]

8. Yikes.

I haven’t watched the video. I don’t think I should.

[ecstatic]

10. I should have muted my TV

Tyre sounded just like my brother when he was telling the cops "alright, alright."

[ecstatic]

9. What the hell was wrong with those cops?

It was like they were drugged/roided up to the max from minute 1. I would be scared AF too. He tried his best to be calm and compliant but he knew he was going to die in that encounter. They were out for blood and they got it.

[KentuckyWoman]

11. I don't need to see this. No one should.

Who is still in need of visual aids to understand the culture of police departments is rotten from top to bottom and in every direction.?