It seems to be another case of a government official assuming he is the law and one man is finally fighting back.

Ben Crump, the civil rights attorney representing Tyre Nichols' family, is attacking the Memphis police handling of the case.

Why is there all this outrage and all these protests when the police officers responsible for this are being held accountable?

Although not all the facts in this case are known, the body camera footage from the officers on the scene doesn't support Cullors' narrative.

The red state of Tennessee is attracting demoralized and marginalized officers from blue states to join a force that supports them.

'The suspect continued to run with the weapon towards a heavily populated apartment complex,' police noted in a media release.

One thing that sticks out in the footage from outside the Capitol is that almost everyone shown appeared to be peacefully protesting.

Two Minneapolis police officers have rejected plea deals in connection with the death of George Floyd, setting the stage for a trial.

The incident was portrayed as the unprovoked shooting of an unarmed black man, but police in Akron, Ohio, offered evidence proving otherwise.

This isn't the first time we've heard of a police officer being mistreated at a restaurant -- and it surely won't be the last.