https://www.npr.org/2019/05/07/721086944/sandra-blands-phone-video-of-her-own-arrest-surfaces-reviving-calls-for-new-inqu It took four years for this video to come out that demonstrates the officer escalated the encounter, and took her to jail for a traffic ticket (where she died FOUR days later); and it came out not from the police or from the prosecutors but from an investigative reporter. If you think there's already plenty of pressure for the police to reveal their own misconduct you're either being willfully blind or obtuse. Then there's this story: https://www.cnn.com/2019/05/07/us/oklahoma-city-police-shooting-teen/index.html The account of this officer who was cleared of wrong doing after shooting a boy because he had what the officer himself believed to be a cap gun. That's just today's news, and those were headlines. Somehow tomorrow, we'll all forget, and the problem will remain. And really if it takes youtube videos to shame police officers into acting better, and for other police officers to hold them accountable so be it. Because what we are doing now, is not working.