The headline isn't saying all police are violent and racist, it is saying that in his experience of being a cop he saw the degree to which police were. He more

The headline isn't saying all police are violent and racist, it is saying that in his experience of being a cop he saw the degree to which police were. He more explicitly makes this distinction in the article. I've never experienced the stuff he talks about directly but based on my interactions with the police and those of people I know I totally believe that there is a portion of the police that act inappropriately on a routine basis. Why the police force at large feels these people should be protected from the consequences of their behavior or even shielded from any public criticism is beyond me.