Two Detroit Cops spot two brothers, Tywonn Mitchell and Naybon Moore, in the parking lot of a fast food restaurant and claimed that the two brothers made a "grimm expression" to them. If we look at the First Amendment in the US Constitution it talks about Freedom of Speech, but they probably don't teach that at the police academy. Having their feelings hurt, by the "grimm expression" the cops follow the two brothers into the restaurant looking to provoke a fight. When the brother back-off in a nice manner to the police officers' line of questioning, without providing any reasoning, one of the cops asks the young men for their IDs. When a cop asks for your ID, it is never for a good thing. The young men realize that they have the right not to show their IDs without a good reason which only serves to anger the cops and when one of the cops pushes one of the brother, a brawl ignites. Apparently, if a cop pushes you on purpose for no good reason, it is not assault, but if you fight back, it is considered assault. Watch the video below and make your own conclusion because once again, cops just love creating material for the ChildPeople.com.
http://youtu.be/62bFlzU2Jks
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