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A Florida teacher was attacked by a student. This video suggests that teachers need protection from students. We live in a time where only students are protected and teachers often suffer at the hands of students.

An African American woman came home to two White men who had broken into her apartment. However, when she called the police, she was kicked out of her apartment so they could speak to the burglars to determine if they could stay.

This video discusses the Memphis police officers' killing of Tyre Nichols during a traffic stop. He was unarmed and handcuffed when he was beaten and kicked resulting in his subsequent death. @I See by Percy King

This video discusses why men should always get a paternity test for any child a woman claims they fathered. It discusses a case from Europe where a man with three sons found out that he was infertile due to a medical issue. Luckily, he lives in a country that allows the ex-husband to sue the ex-wife. He settled for $250,000.00 pounds.

This video talks about the fact that current case law allows the police to lie to suspects and the public in general for the purpose of gaining information and/or securing a confession. This is problematic and judges and Justices are finally speaking out about it.

This video discusses how case law allows police to lie to suspects and the public in general, in an effort to gain information or a confession. @ I See by Percy King

This video discusses the federal criminal process involved in prosecuting immigrants that have been previously deported, but have returned to the United States illegally.

This video explains what to do about debt collectors.

This video explains why you should remain silent when confronted by law enforcement.

This video discusses some of the laws that prevent parents from taking their guns to their child's school in the event of an active shooter.

This video discusses the Ohio shooting where a father shot and killed his daughter's former boyfriend as he attempted to break into their home.

I explain how New York was able to charge Steve Bannon in state court after he was pardoned by former President Trump for the same acts as charged in federal court.