In 1988 Brooklyn, Vietnam veteran Barry Gibbs finds himself wrongfully convicted of a sex worker's murder based on a questionable eyewitness account. Confused by the entire ordeal, Gibbs must navigate a justice system tainted by police corruption to prove his innocence. "Innocence Network" delves into the complexities of Gibbs' case, shedding light on the harrowing impact of false accusations and miscarriages of justice.

When Police Corruption Puts An Innocent Man Behind Bars

In Seattle, VICE NEWS delves into the aftermath of intense protests and a significant 20 percent reduction in the police budget. Tensions run high as the community navigates the impact of defunding the police.

How Defunding the Police Is Working Out in Seattle

The killing of George Floyd in 2020 has reignited the #BlackLivesMatter movement and calls to defund America's police forces to address systemic racism. However, there are alternative solutions beyond defunding. Explore the complexities and potential fixes for America's police in this thought-provoking documentary film.

How to fix America's police

"In Kingston, the heart of Jamaica, the documentary film 'Killer Cops (2009)' sheds light on the endemic police corruption and brutality that plague the city. The film explores the harrowing experiences of residents, caught between violent gangs and a corrupted security force. Through heartbreaking accounts from victims' families and insights from activists, the film delves into the pervasive culture of violence perpetuated by the police. 'Killer Cops' reveals the grim reality of daily life in Kingston, where being young, black, and poor can be a deadly combination."

In Kingston the Police are More Corrupt than the Criminals

Officers within the police and military are exploiting their power to prey on their colleagues and the very people they are meant to protect. VICE News delves into the disturbing issue of sexual abuse within these institutions, shedding light on the lack of accountability and justice for the victims. Watch more investigations in this series, including Europe's Agricultural Mafia and The Temple That Sparked an Armed Conflict. Explore the deadly consequences of the WWF's Poaching War, revealing the tragic loss of innocent lives in the pursuit of protecting endangered species.

Why the Police and Military Have a Sexual Abuse Problem

Inside Story is a groundbreaking series shedding light on overlooked fatal police shootings in America, revealing untold stories from within the country's news deserts - its prisons and jails. Through in-depth investigations and testimonies, this eye-opening documentary brings to the forefront the tragic incidents that have gone unnoticed by mainstream media, sparking important conversations about accountability and justice in law enforcement.

The Fatal Police Shootings That Don't Make Headlines

Nearly 30% of exonerated individuals in America had previously confessed, shedding light on the controversial police interrogation technique known as the Reid Technique. This documentary explores why innocent people sometimes admit guilt and the alarming rate of false confessions under this method. Through intimate interviews with those wrongfully imprisoned, viewers get a glimpse into the high-pressure tactics used during police interrogations that have led to devastating consequences. Discover why police forces are reconsidering the use of the Reid Technique to prevent further miscarriages of justice.

How the Police Get People to Confess

In the documentary "USA Cops: Protectors or Killers? American Police, Extreme Law & Order" from 2023, the alarming reality of American police officers is exposed. With around 1000 people being killed by police each year, the US has a significantly higher rate compared to countries like France and the UK. The use of excessive force, captured on camera, has sparked outrage across the nation. From routine traffic stops to calls for help resulting in fatal shootings, the American police force is facing increased scrutiny and backlash. The documentary delves into the militarization of the police, exploring the origins of the "1033 program" and its impact on law enforcement tactics. Since the tragic events in Ferguson, anti-police sentiment has been on the rise, leading to a deeper divide between the public and those sworn to protect them. This eye-opening film provides a critical look at the current state of American policing, shedding light on a system under intense pressure and scrutiny.

USA Cops: Protectors or Killers? American Police, Extreme Law & Order

The family's fight for justice after Adama's death shines a light on police brutality in France. Assa, his sister, takes on the battle for truth. The documentary reveals that campaign groups and media sources report about 15 deaths in custody yearly, as official figures in France are not kept.

Justice For Adama? The family protesting police brutality in France

Colombia's police, once praised for professionalism due to US funding and training, are now under scrutiny for their alleged human rights abuses during protests.

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