In Dec. of 1996, two men in two weeks died in handcuffs at the hands of the Palm Beach County sheriff's deputies in Florida. Lyndon Stark, 48, died of asphyxia in a cloud of pepper spray while handcuffed behind the back in a prone position. Several days earlier, Kevin Pruiksma, 27, died after being restrained by a sheriff's deputy. In Jan. 1997, Kurt DeSilva, 34, was shot and killed by a Pawtucket, Rhode Island police officer after a low speed car chase. DeSilva, who was unarmed, was suspected of driving a stolen car. In Feb. 1997, James Wilson was beaten so bad that a group of Bloomfield, Connecticut police intervened to stop it. The fact the police brutality and injustice remains a significant problem does not mean there has been no progress. In communities all across the USA people have organized to bring about change. It will take a strong and sustained effort by community groups to bring about real and lasting reform. This song by ZAP⚡MAN®️ is dedicated to all those serving time for something they didn't do or has lost a love one to police brutality. Song written by "Zap Man & HottBoi Slim" Beat Produced by: M.O.S. RECORDZ LLC Recorded by: Sean Hunter @zapman352 @mosrecordz352 @rapfame_official @rapfame_ar_team @realrapfame #DaSystem #injustice #streetjustice #policebrutality #police #zapman #zapman352 #hottboiislim #rapfame #rap #fame #street #trap #music #fuckthepolice #trainsquad #mosrecordz #mos #independent #iamzapman #unsigned #rapfamesbest #258nsst #nosleepstreetteam