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, Michael Daragjati had no idea that the FBI was listening to your calls. Otherwise, you probably would not describe his arrest and detention of an innocent black New Yorker to the way it did.

Daragjati had a friend who, during a patrol in Staten Island, who had "a black fried." There was "no big deal," he said. The FBI has investigated another case, then tried to understand what had happened.

According to court documents published in New York and its partners Daragjati been left to chance and saw a black man who was angry and asked the name and badge number Daragjati. Daragjati, 32, and eight years on the force, had no reason to detain the man, and had found nothing illegal. But he was arrested and produced an account of him resisting arrest. The man, who is now known in the papers only as John Doe, because of fears for his safety, he spent two nights in jail. He was more than walk around the neighborhood.

The terrible history has come a growing sense that there are serious problems of indiscipline and violation of U.S. law the police. Last week, the feminist writer Naomi Wolf, was arrested outside a ceremony in Manhattan. She was advisor to Wall Street occupy the protesters of their right to continue to demonstrate outside the event. Instead, as he joined the protest, which was taken to jail in her wedding night. This incident is just the highest profile of many actions of the police apparently illegal demonstrations. A senior officer, Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna, has created headlines around the world where young women pepper spray behind a barricade of police.

A report released by the New York Civil Liberties Union recently examined the use of Taser stun police in the state, and found that 60% of incidents where they were used, the incident met the criteria recommended for this type of weapon. Some cases involved people who are already involved in handcuffs and 40% "at risk" subjects such as children, elderly or mentally ill. "This disturbing trend of violence and abuse endangers the life," said NYCLU Executive Director Donna Lieberman.

In Los Angeles, officials at the sheriff's department is accused of physically abused prisoners and having sex with other people. An internal report obtained by the

In Chicago, Jimmel Cannon, 13, was shot eight times by police who claimed he had a gun in his hand. His family said he had his hands in the air. In Tucson, Arizona, a former Marine Jose Güereña was killed by a SWAT team in a drug raid. They found nothing illegal, but Güereña was shot 23 times.

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