Indian Police abuse rickshaw rider up on 11/09/2006

Police seem to be taking turns in beating a woman with a stick.

A SCHOOL TEACHER BEATING SMALL KIDS BESIDE OUR ROOM.

Must watch www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTBIWiehA1E this was tribute to the indian soldier who slipped during the parade at wagha border. ALL thanks to me oh also the indian army in which this kind of solders are selected.

Indian policial bate as mulheres de casta inferior.

No traffic police,no signal,no indicator, any one go any where haha this is a good one

I do a decent amount of commuter and recreational cycling. So when I recorded a recent morning commute I was expecting to encounter bad drivers -- which I did. But I also came upon these two young ladies near USC (University of Silly Cyclists?) going the wrong way shoulder-to-shoulder in the bike lane. Fantastic! And speaking of things I REALLY despise: By all means I don't mind mouth-breathing trolls spouting their hateful ignorance as long as they don't mind that I'll spare the thread their loathsome stupidity and keep their laughably idiotic and worthless keyboard poundings just between them and my inbox. I'm all for dialog and communication, but flamers get blocked and their misspelled mostly mono-syllabic rants get the delete key dictatorially pressed with my middle finger and without a second thought.

look at the condition of our indian police men even in uniform they do not hesitate to drink and do what they are good at doing ie teasing women and putting pressure of their uniform our soldiers in indian army and our police men are no ordinary human beings they are wolves in sheeps clothing we pay them to make our cities secure but these people themselve make our places more unsecure next time we will hire robbers to save us from police brutality lol

a police who tires stop a china bus... who violates the rules.....

The police has launched an inquiry based on this MMS which shows a man being beaten mercilessly at a police station

This video captures human rights abuses committed by the Tanzanian police in Zanzibar in the aftermath of the October 2005 general elections.