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It wasn’t always like that. A few decades ago, police brutality was a real problem here as well.We came to recognize that being a police officer is incredibly hard, and that not everyone is suited for the job. As a police officer you are constantly exposed to the darkest sides of society. The consequence is that you end up seeing the institutionalized inequalities of society from the bottom up. From that perspective it may be hard to recognize them, and you run the risk of blaming the victims.In Norway you need a bachelor’s degree in policing to be eligible for a police job. My friend who is a police officer had three semesters of political science and a year of law school behind him before he applied to the Police academy, where he was subjected to, amongst other things, classes in psychology and sociology.Years one and three are theoretical, while the second year includes placement in a police department for practical experience in policing. Throughout the three year college education, the students are constantly subjected to review boards. Any unsuitable behavior, private or public, can and will lead to their expulsion from the academyThat’s not to say that there are no problems or tensions between minorities and a police dominated by the majority. There are incidents, and claims of racial profiling. Norway had its own “I can’t breathe-moment” in 2006, when the Nigerian born Eugene Obiora died after being held down in a neck vice by two police officers after an altercation at a social services office:Re-enactment of the Obiora-arrest.Following Obiora’s death, procedures were changed. Police are no longer allowed to hold agitated people face down, as it may impede their breathing.While there are tensions, I think it’s a good sign that something like the clip below makes national news as a police overreaction for several days (note the conspicous absence of knees on necks):Meanwhile, this is probably a more common example of how Norwegian police handle a situation:While they will respond quickly and forcefully to a knife wielding, psychotic:Edit: An intense video released today from an armed robbery. There’s in-car footage from the patrol that chased down the armed robbers. No pussy-footing around here: Dramatisk jakt på svenske sjokkranere i Oslo.When the robbers are stopped, the police officer makes it very clear that he will shoot the suspect in the head if he goes for his gun.

Unfortuately GTA V wont be coming to Android or iOS due to the heavy system requirements which simply exceed the low specs of mobile phones.Secondly, if Rockstar Games did plan to release GTA V (by downgrading the graphics or some other method) there would be pretty big problems. Lets say they plan to release GTA V on mobiles but the big size of the game wont allow it forcing them to downgrade the game i.e removing props, peds, minor details, dialogues, downgrading mind blowing graphics and so on.If they did plan to release the game on mobiles they would release GTA IV first as it will be easier for them to release GTA IV on mobiles as compared to GTA V.Lastly if u still want to play GTA IV or GTA V on mobiles you can stream them from computers using some softawares.There are plenty of videos on YouTube but I cant guarantee you that they will work.Cheers,—LC

In the US, we do not film executions, because:-Execution failure. With the exception of the firing squad, every execution method has a rate of failure. Hanging, if done wrong, can take up to 30 painful minutes. Lethal injection can cause, writhing, pain and convulsions. The electric chair can set victims ablaze. If the state was to record these executions, they would probably have to be released to the public.-Violent precedent. When people witness executions, they actually develop a taste for blood. In the past, public demand for execution was very high, as it was considered a form of entertainment, and people were sometimes executed for minor crimes, such as shoplifting. This bloodlust is something that should also be avoided.