We see them in different colors. We see them wearing different shades of uniform. They are the men and women who protect our lives everyday. They are our local and national police officers. As they patrol around the city, their job is to ensure our safety. In the past decade some of the nations finest did more than just ensure our safety, but also racial profile people.
             Civilians want to be sure that those who protect us are really protecting us rather than abusing us. Every day we avow these men and women of law to protect us. We should be safe and proud that there are law enforcers around, yet there are some whom don't feel safe from them. Some might feel that they might not get the help when ever they need it just because of the color of their skin. Being the enforcers of the law, they should act more mature then to judge others. Yes, there are a great amount of law enforcers who don't racial profile others. Even though there are a large percentage of those who don't, it is really hard to tell aside which enforcers are racist or not. We don't want to go to an officer and find out that they are not going to help us, or even take law into another step by beating us to death.
             All around the nation there are a lot of stories about police brutality. Most of the known causes of brutality occur in the urban area. Maybe it's just the case that there are more people to account for (statistics wise). Regardless of what makes up these statistical values, police brutality is a great issue.
             An example of a police brutality was when two Los Angeles police officers try to beat a man to death. This man known as Rodney King, was beaten repeatedly even though there was no sign that he was able to fight back. This incident which was video taped by a bystander shocked the nation. At the beginning of this video, Mr. King was charging at one of the officers, both officers then used their batons and kept beating him. H...