Family cries out for justice against police...
(AP) - Patrick was slammed on the hood of a police cruiser and beaten with a billy club after deputies handcuffed him and tied his feet together. He was well aware of his attack being racially motivated because the deputies repeatedly yelled, “we don’t give a “F” about Obama.

(UPH) - They said what?!  So, unnecessary to bring up Obama's name.  What do he has to do with this??

The officer pepper sprayed me in the face as I yelled for help! Patrick recalls. I saw them closing in on me. Then the third officer came behind me and started choking me and telling me he was trying to put me to sleep.”

(UPH) -- Stuff like this makes you want to call your folks and go "before Christ" on somebody.

The following is a description of an attack that took place on September 17, 2009 during a traffic stop in Marrero, Louisiana (Metroplex of New Orleans). Patrick George, a 22 year old black man, was pulled over by three Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Officers the night of the attack. The officers charged Patrick with one count of injuring public records, two counts of battery on a police officer, and resisting arrest by violence. A week after the attack the DA’s office refused to prosecute Patrick on the first two counts, but is still pressing charges on resisting arrest by violence. During this attack Patrick suffered major lacerations to his face, eye and both wrists, as well as multiple orbital fractures and nerve damage.

My heart breaks with every interview and opportunity my son is given to tell of these horrific events. My passion for justice gives me the courage to go up against wicked systems in this region of America; the supposed land of the free. Patrick and I lodged complaints with the Sheriff’s Office, Internal Affairs and the FBI; where we’ve been intimidated, talked down to and accused of being guilty. We were shaken but refused to give up.

(UPH) --I definitely don't like how this story has been swept under the carpet.  You best believe that we will be on this story as it develops.  These wrongful acts aren't going unnoticed on my watch.