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Analysis: Sadly, the photograph is real. It was taken on March 23, 2011 during a public protest in the city of Niterói, Brazil (part of the Metropolitan Region of Rio de Janeiro) by Peter Kirilos of O Globo (The Globe), a prominent local newspaper.
-Nineteen police officers have been arrested in Brazil on suspicion of belonging to a death squad which has allegedly killed at least 40 people.
Originally posted by Asktheanimals
I think he's spraying someone behind the child who we can't see.
That woman would be going after the cop if her daughter had been sprayed in the face.
They're avoiding something, not reacting to it.
Originally posted by Casandra
Here's the same cop spraying a VERY dangerous individual that obviously has eyes in the back of her head
Source
How can a person like that be a police officer? Did he join to protect people at first but ended up abusing his position after? Or did he just join to be cruel like these images show?
We're supposed to feel safe knowing that there are cops out there looking after us, but we just end up being afraid of criminals AND police alike.edit on 29-10-2011 by Casandra because: Added source of photo
Originally posted by Chadwickus
but who in their right mind brings children to a protest??
Originally posted by Asktheanimals
I think he's spraying someone behind the child who we can't see.
That woman would be going after the cop if her daughter had been sprayed in the face.
They're avoiding something, not reacting to it.