Such a very sad story, but the story was told very well. Excellent acting and directing of the story. I cried for this man and what he went through.

All I can say is they are wild animals that have no regards for human beings. I understand they have stressful jobs but wow american police are out of control and are aloud to do whatever they want and the things is just like anything else which happens in America it soon comes to England not that they weren't bad already but will get worst. As for scoring this movie it felt inappropriate to use the provided system so I will say this is a movie you need to watch it is almost word for word, strike for strike and gives you glimpse into what Mr Chamberlain was feeling during his murder, imagine fighting in a war for your country and managing not to die then returning home and then to be treated like dirt then murdered by your own country. What has happened to this world. Land of the free, land of the brave, puh!

"They're trying to break in to murder me." K.C. was right when he asked for help defending himself from the police. It's a tense film, hard in the reflection of a reality that should never have occurred. The same time it takes us to see the movie is the time it took for Chamberlain to be murdered. There remains a feeling of astonishment at the lack of police training and a heartbreaking performance of Frankie Faison.

What I don't understand is that in the reality NONE of the officers nor the police department were found any wrong doing. All the audio records were there.

ALL COPPERS ARE BASTARDS....FUCK THEM ALL!!!