What % of police brutality stories are fake and/or over exaggerated?

I think 50 years ago it was much lower. Nowadays with a narrative to go along with it, it's probably around 65%.

Remember when Tariji P. Henson went ballistic and accused an L.A. cop of racially profiling her dindunuffin "good boy" of a son?

She wanted the cop fired and arrested.

What she didn't know was that the ASIAN cop was wearing a body cam that proved Tariji and her son were f*cking LIARS. The cop couldn't have been nicer and Tariji's son was nothing but a lying a$$hole looking for attention.

Prior to this, Tariji claims she sent her son to Howard University instead of USC because he told her that he had been racially profiled when visiting the campus.

Yet, despite these LIES, Tariji is still running her lying whore mouth about police brutality and profiling every chance she gets.

Ever think about how many people believe their speeding tickets were unjustified.

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Black people, from every walk of life, are telling you what the truth is but you need more proof

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argumentum ad populum

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Black people, from every walk of life, are telling you what the truth is but you need more proof. 

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Is this why they're constantly being caught in blatant lies?

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The next few years will be very stressful for people like you. 

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It isn't stressful for "people like me" when uneducated dumbasses burn down liberal run black cities.

Sorry.

Interactions with the police have become more tense over the years for all of us. Its in their training to approach all "suspects" the same. As, it could be a little old lady that pulls the gun out and kills them all. So, they are on guard, (for good reasons I would hope). Yet, it is what it is and black folks don't have exclusive rights to the abuse. In fact, it seems the black citizens are usually the ones to "mouth off" or something. I know myself, as a law abiding citizen can't help but feel a little uneasy when a cop car is on my arse in traffic.

I’ll give you a statistic

100% of prisoners polled said they were innocent

Of course most of these are made up or exaggerated

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I didn't know yelling at cops was a thing until i saw whites doing it. 

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Usually people that yell at cops aren't very scared of them.

No matter what color they are.

Liar Liar Pants On Fire watch this playlist of shooting breakdowns and see how far the initial outrage narratives prove to be from the truth

One inconvenient truth is that although we all have observed more instances of questionable shoots or other arrestee death (chokehold, the Garner guy on sidewalk in New York) in recent years, I can't think of many that have resulted in conviction of the officer. Up until recently my default reaction to these events was to side with the police until proven otherwise. But now the default reaction is skepticism of justification of the action.

Just being brutally honest on that. When I hear that a key aspect of the resentment is that those convictions seem more rare than not, I won't say that I'm on their side on that, but I can certainly see reason for skepticism, at least. And sure, when they go through the trial process and the jury speaks in favor of the officer(s), that's our system and it must be recognized as binding. But just about every instance? Seems implausible. Maybe not though. And maybe I'm overlooking more convictions than I think.