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. >> prosecutors say de'arborne and culberson drugged, raped and sodomized the woman and that the next day they brought her to an apartment where they raped and sodomized her again and threatened to force her into a life of prostitution. it was the only the woman's screams that prompted neighbors to call the police. >> it just reminds me of the story of genesis 39, you know? joseph was in prison and accused falsely. things happen like that. >> things do happen. it's reality. i mean paris hilton got arrested. come on, i mean, you know what i mean? >> coming up -- >> i'm an alcoholic, native american and irish. so all the experts say that it's in my blood. >> alcohol causes big problems for one inmate. >> and i flipped into like i don't know if it's like stacie or tracie. or what happens. it's a different person. these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast we're continuing to make our services more reliable than ever. like technology that can update itself. an advanced fiber-network infrustructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture bui

my daughter christie sue pena, she was murdered, she was strangled, stabbed, raped, sodomized. her nude body was thrown in an artichoke field in the middle of winter. the person that did this back in '87 he had kidnapped another 14-year-old girl. he tortured her, got put in jail. $50,000 bail, $5,000 he got out and went back to mexico. this was in july of '87. in september he came back. he kidnapped another one. did the same thing. maybe just a little bit worse than the first one. got put in jail again. same thing. another slap on the arm, the hand or whatever and went back to mexico. came back in '90, february 8th they found my daughter out there in the artichoke field. and he took off. they didn't catch him that time. he left. but they had an idea who it was. a few months later, he came back and tried to kidnap a little 12-year-old at 7:00 in the morning on her way to school. if the system would have kept him the first time for what he did, kidnapped, raped, everything, i mean, that's -- you don't get out. but i've gone round and round with the district attorney there in our

. >> police beat him and sodomized him. york gained respect for the plumm plummeting crime rate, but police misconduct rates on soaring. >> the shell casings from 41 bullets fired by police after confronted a 22-year-old african-american immigrant who may have been reaching for his keys. >> in the '80s and '90s ends the way it starts. violence on black bodies by law enforcement. amadu. a person who did not believe to be on the wrong side of violence was. >> our community, we live with that fear. it would be one of our brothers or one of our nephews or sons. i wish everyone could understand. >> a symbol of a price paid in new york's war against crime. rudy giuliani has countered the rage with carefully selected statistics. >> shots fired by police officers decreased by 50%. >> and steadfast support for the nypd. >> the new york city police department is the most retrained. >> the most restrained police departments in the country. >> many people thought although times progressed in other ways some of the images were not that

. >> 70,000 demonstrators marched on the precinct where police say he was beaten and sodomized, when plastic cups cover the shell casings for 44 shell casings after police approached a west afternoon immigrant who may have been reaching for his keys. >> the '90s ends the way it starts, a spotlight of black bodies. two people who did not deserve to be on the wrong side of violence. >> in our community we live with that fear, that it could be one of our brothers, our nephewses, one of our sons. >> dialo has become a martyr of some, a symbol of price paid in new york's war against crime. rudy giuliani has countered the outrage with carefully selected statistics. >> shots fired by police officers has decreased by 50%. >> and steadfast support for the nypd. >> the new york city police department is restrained. >> substantially more restrained. >> it's one of the most restrained police departments in the country. >> many people thought even though times had progressed, in other ways some of the images were not that much different than images people might have associated with the '50s and '

severely, every beat of the baton, every cigarette burn, everything that happened to him, people sodomized, this is all punctuated with racial epithets, so on the one hand yes, it's fundamentally to remind us prisons are sites of racial subjugation, not just about somehow public safety or containing crime. on the other hand i didn't know until i did this book that this really was a human rights story. if you look at some of the photographs in my book one thing that might strike you must is the pictures of the men who have been stripped and lined up to run these garments of troopers because you quickly notice they are not all black and brown men. there were a lot of white men in there and they all stood together, 1300 men. they negotiated this. they elected leaders to speak for them out of each of the cellblocks. they democratically elected leaders or can a major every speech speech was translated into spanish so the spanish-speaking prisoners could understand as well, so it was a human rights story and at the end of the day there is so much repression in this book, so much -- you will read

. >> police beat him and sodomized him. is gaining new respect for itslummeting crime rate, but complaints about pice musl misconduct are soaring. >> 31 bullets were fired by police after they confronted a 22-year-old west african immigrant who may have been reaching for his keys. >> the '90s ends the way it stars with a spotlight on violence against black bodies. two people who did not deserve to be on the wrong side of state violence were. >> in our community, we lived with that fear that it would be one of our brothers or nephews or sons, and i just wish everyone could understand. >> he has become a marcher to some. a symbol in war against crime. carefully selected statistics -- >> shots fired by police officers that has decreased. >> steadfast support for the nypd. >> it's among the most restrained police departments in the country. >> many people thought even though times had progressed, that other ways some of the images were not that much different than images people might have associated with the '50s and '60s. >> w