If only all Americans got these kind of expose's after the media reveals they had an ounce of weed on them. I frequently see the suspect/victim/dead person/per

If only all Americans got these kind of expose's after the media reveals they had an ounce of weed on them. I frequently see the suspect/victim/dead person/perp's association with drugs as a reason why their life is worthless. I've seen instances in some departments where the police just stand on the victim until all the life is gone, or the paramedics never arrive, or the paramedics just nonchalantly go through motions but never attempt resuscitating. I would just assume all these contrasts would be fresh on everyone else's minds too. edit: and here it is, this is addressed in the article "When asked if he still has faith in the system, considering that Runnels is one of the rare officers to face criminal punishment for using excessive force, Matt shakes his head no. He knows there are many deserving cases, especially involving minority victims, that never see the inside of a courtroom. “I get a lot of sympathy from my black cop friends, like, ‘this is what we’ve been saying about cops for a long, long time.'”"