The notion that police can empty their clips into an unarmed civilian (the kind they're supposed to be protecting as I recall) with no consequence simply highlights how corruption permeates police forces and their governments. These people are unfit to serve, and the need to screen them out must be implemented at some point.

And again, we see that corruption results in a tiered justice system where those invested with responsibility get held to a lower, rather than a higher standard. That practice must be inverted. People with responsibility MUST be held to a HIGHER standard of conduct, and be subject to much harsher penalties when they abuse their privilege.