US Police Trained by Israeli Regime to Be Occupying Army: American Activist

Touching on a series of incidents involving police killing of African Americans in recent years and their acquittal from any wrongdoing, the Washington-based pastor said the US brutality has generated "an underlying anger" within the black community.  
 
He said "the phenomenon of racism among police forces is rampant no matter the officers are black or white." 
 
"There is a governmental culture to look at the law enforcement as innocent until there are egregious and glaring examples that undermines their innocence," the pastor said.
 
"Another problem with the law enforcement in the US is American police officers are being trained by the Israeli regime to be an occupying army in the midst of the black community," Hagler added.
 
Many African Americans have been shot dead in recent years, leading to a series of protests and court trials which have failed to check the repeat of those incidents.
 
In court trials, police officers have mostly defended their actions as a measure against the threat which they faced because the victims carried arms, but in other cases those shot dead even did not carry arms.
 
Hagler said the important issue about US police officers’ attitude toward African Americans is not whether the victims carried weapons by themselves or not.
 
"The main problem is a pervasive atmosphere that has existed in places like Charlotte, Baltimore and Minneapolis that people feel the law enforcement has been set up to set upon them, to push them around, to contain them, and to deny constitutional rights and human values.”
 
The viewpoint of the law enforcement, he said, is secured by the system which "looks at the law enforcement as being those agents that basically keep communities and particular communities in check and in sense relegates the movement and freedom of those communities.”