Today on the Matt Wall Show, there have been several very disturbing cases recently of innocent men being gunned down by police.

There is a legitimate problem here, I think, with how police deal with the public.

I didn't always believe that, but now I do, and I'll explain why today on the Matt Wall Show.

So, I have been wrong about something.

I, not the first time, won't be the last, but I have been wrong about something.

I have, in the past, been dismissive about the issue of unjust police shootings.

And I realized that I was wrong to be dismissive.

I've come to this realization over time, but the last few months have solidified it for me, especially.

I think there is, there is a problem here. There is, there's an issue.

In the past, I've basically taken the position that there's not a real issue.

It's all just hysteria, and I still maintain that there's a lot of hysteria mixed into this,

clouding the picture, but still, when you sift through that, there is definitely an issue.

There's a problem. So, I was wrong.

Let's just start by looking at some recent episodes.

Most recently, from just last week, police were responding to a shooting at a mall in Alabama.

And in the process, they killed an apparent innocent man, a mantic Fitzgerald Bradford,

who, according to witnesses, was trying to direct shoppers to safety.

He was trying to help, and he got killed in the process.

And it make matters worse, they apparently shot him in the back three times.

According to an autopsy report.

Now, this was an independent autopsy.

The police did not admit this.

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