Brutality enthroned (with apologies to the animals) : a study of certain aspects of police methods in the District of Columbia /

Glazier provides details of a sample of the killings and beatings of "our colored population" by D.C. police over the previous eleven years, including a number of victims who were shot in the back of the head. He concludes with a plea for readers to support Congressional legislation invest...

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Main Author:	Glazier, Harlan E. (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : Sponsored by the Inter-racial Committee of the District of Columbia, [1937?]
Subjects:	Police brutality > Washington (D.C.) Racism in law enforcement > Washington (D.C.) Police > Professional ethics > Washington (D.C.) African Americans > Civil rights > Washington (D.C.) Washington (D.C.) > Politics and government > 1878-1967. Abus de la police > Washington (D.C.) Droits politiques > Washington (D.C.) Washington (D.C.) > Administration > 1878-1967. Police > Professional ethics. Politics and government Washington (D.C.) 1878-1967

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Summary:	Glazier provides details of a sample of the killings and beatings of "our colored population" by D.C. police over the previous eleven years, including a number of victims who were shot in the back of the head. He concludes with a plea for readers to support Congressional legislation investigating police brutality in D.C.
Item Description:	Cover title.
Physical Description:	6 pages ; 23 cm