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    Police abuse of power is a nationwide problem according to the article. It describes two incidents where unarmed black men were killed by police officers, one where Eric Garner was choked to death in New York City for suspected tax evasion, and another where Michael Brown, a 17-year-old, was shot and killed in an altercation after allegedly stealing cigarellos and candy. The article argues that police brutality has created an unfair system and lack of justice for citizens.

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    Police abuse of power is a nationwide problem according to the article. It describes two incidents where unarmed black men were killed by police officers, one where Eric Garner was choked to death in New York City for suspected tax evasion, and another where Michael Brown, a 17-year-old, was shot and killed in an altercation after allegedly stealing cigarellos and candy. The article argues that police brutality has created an unfair system and lack of justice for citizens.

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    BREAKINGNEWS!

    Policearoundthisnationareabusingtheirpowersas
    theauthoritiesofthisnation..
    Ineachstatetheresalwaysthoseunitsofpolicethatdo
    notcareaboutthepeopleinthecommunitythatgetinto
    thelittlestoftroubleanddontcauseproblemstothe
    officersbuttheydecidetoretaliateandphysicalhurtthe
    citizens.

    Oneincident,nottoo
    longago,tookplaceinNew
    YorkCity.TheinnocentEric
    Garnerwaschokedtodeath
    byanofficerofthelawwhen
    hewasjustasuspectoftax
    evasion(pictureontheright.)

    Thishappenedinthemiddleofthecitytoo,when
    Garnerdidnotdoanythingwronginthepublicortoanyof
    theofficers.

    Themanlayinginthe
    street,withanofficer
    nexttohimisthe
    deceasedMichael
    Brown.
    Thevictimwasan17
    yearoldAfrican
    Americanthatwas
    killedbyofficersbecausehewasstealingapackof
    cigarellosandacandybar.Whentheofficerfoundhim
    andtriedputtinghiminthecopcar,youngMichaelBrown
    droppedthestolengoodsandtriedbackingawayfromthe
    officerandcopcar,thentheofficerpulledthegunouton
    himandputfourbulletsintohim.

    Inthisworldthereisnotenoughjusticetothecitizens
    toliveinthisworld.Especiallyfortheonesdeceasedand
    theirfamilymembers.Thisneedstocometostopwith
    howunfairthepolicearemakingthecommunitiesandthe
    wayofliving.

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