(Full Documentary) The Malice Green case, 30 years after his death
(Full Documentary) The Malice Green case, 30 years after his death
Three decades after the death of Malice Green in Detroit, Local 4’s Paula Tutman takes a look back at the case, and police brutality.
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When I saw his face, I remembered😡
Black Lives Matter Protesters WERE NOT VIOLENT AT ALL ➡️ PAID ADJATATORS DID ALL OF THE DAMAGE THAT OCCURRED 💎
This Merak Burr dude getting the benefit of the doubt for being a white dork. Philando Castile was shot for following instructions.
I thought this would be a memorial documentary about MG. Interviews w family, freinds, ppl involved in the case. Instead it’s screaming police racism, which is not entirely true. A segment of younger black men in Detroit are violent. That’s why police are cautious. The young blacks are not only killing store owners etc, but each other. This is not a memorial. It’s focus is off. I didn’t like it. I pray for the violence in the city. It looks like London in ww2. I can only applaud detroiters who band together, keep their neighborhood clean and safe. There are pockets in the city. The officers were too violent. It happens, but to say every traffic stop is racist is lopsided and I won’t align with this thinking. Only in Detroit have I been a victim of crime. Not in the burbs
Only in Detroit where they had a shrine devoted to a "crackhead" and the innocent police officers Larry Nevers and Walter Budzyn were prosecuted by a prosecutor that looked like an "Easter Egg on Crack" (Famous quote by the former Mayor of Detroit's father).
Shout out to The Dayton Family and Esham for mentioning Malice and others involved in the case in their songs or I would of never heard about it years ago
I remember this as if was yesterday smh
BLK-POS drug dealer not missed, good cops bad verdict
Jus sad.
It's a damn shame black people keep allowing this to happen…..once a cop VIOLATES their oath…they are no longer a cop…..TREAT THEM THAT WAY
WOWWWW….. the patience they showed mr.burr plus given several chances is how they SHOULD handle situations with cooperating black men NOT entitled combative white men. SMFH!!!!!
If your scared of just the sight of a particular race , you should NOT be in law enforcement PERIOD!!!!
Hard to watch 😢
Yup. Cops are just armed thugs that rich white people call when they get scared. Laws are only for poor and marginalized people. NEVER trust American cops.
He was a criminal, who got caught up in with bad cops and the cops got rid of him, but cops got caught. Green wasn't a hero nor were the cops.
Been killing us for years this is why I’m scared of any police
I was 2years old when this happened smh
Great work, Paula!
I was working at DPD when this went on. These two jack a$$’s harassed the Black people in the 6th precinct . People complained at the station about these thugs all the time. The desk supervisor ignored and hid the paperwork. These two were later fanagled out of prison after a few years. Justice wasn’t really ever done in this either!!!!! The Citizens of Detroit should all know about this murder and who these police offers were. This was the true DPD operating mode during this time. There are changes but still a hella lot more are needed. Body cams and cell phone recordings. White police officers still kill Black people for any excuse they can come think of. Black men need to just follow instructions. Why didn’t he just get out of the car. His constitutionally rights are not the same as a white citizen.
Lot's of missing information.
I remember watching this on the news when I was 5 y/o. I never forgot Malice Green.
I remember the Big four that cause terror and that's what these officers of Larry Nevers and Walter budzyn they were like the big four terrorizing the neighborhood
Thank you for this documentary my prayers are with the families of these deceased it was well said and well learned
It's despicable that people don't know or have forgotten.
I was 13 when I saw this, channel 4 news.
What's the whole point of this? To promote a past incident for some sort of agenda? This case has been closed, the defendants are dead. The beating victim is dead. Let it rest in history already.
All you're doing is reopening wounds but this time it's promoting more strife between law enforcement and the community at large.
Thank you for this documentary. We all have to be reminded of the issues.
I remember I was here. I was staying on Vine Wood.
I saw the pictures of his head his his brains was coming out of his head. I saw the pictures in court.
I know things the news didn’t know. We all knew the police Starsky and Hutch that’s what we call them in the neighborhood
Y’all don’t know why he left Detroit. I know. I was in the court with his family.
We still see his family.
I knew the family his sister was my best friend. I was at his house everyday😂😂
I’m sorry and I’m gonna say this this is not to be mean this is not to be hateful towards anybody or any race but look what happened in 1968 who burned down Detroit was not the white people what’s going on in California right now who’s doing all the stealing? It’s not the white people Now think about that who is giving their own race a bad name it’s not the white people maybe it’s time for a certain race to change quit stealing and quit burning down cities and quit stealing peoples cars and quit breaking in the peoples homes that race have such a bad name Yes please cops need to be retrained in the right way
These police have always been vicious gangsters. Camera phones are just bringing light to the shadows to help expose more monsters. Not much happens to them though. Small fries in a bigger gang.