Police Pepper Sprayed Babies, Lawsuit ClaimsMarilyn Taylor is accused of jumping subway fare. Police brutality stories are legion, and the epidemic of hostile encounters is only increasing as police become increasingly militarized. The mindset between a true law enforcement officer and those who view their terrain as a battlefield cannot be overstated. Beyond all of their new toys to inflict distress, a.k.a.non-lethal weapons, the minds of many police have been brainwashed to perceive a constant state of threat when interacting with the public. Most of us remember the line of seated peaceful protesters at U.C. Davis doused with pepper spray by police. Or who could forget the image of female protesters being sprayed like bugs by this thug in a police outfit while they were already in an enclosed area during Occupy Wall Street? These are acts of sadism, pure and simple. Well, sadism rarely knows any bounds . . . nor does a police state. Enter the latest police brutality horror story . . . . Marilyn Taylor is suing the City of New York, the NYPD and Officers Maripily Clase, Suranjit Dey and Jermaine Hodge in Federal Court on behalf of her family after an incident at a New York subway put them in confrontation with police officers. While many adults have become inured to tales of police brutality . . . and even have come to expect such a possibility upon their persons, this complaint also address the impact upon the emotional development of children who are subjected to being raised within a police state: Those who tend to make excuses for such police behavior might play Devils Advocate by citing some provocation, or perhaps some overzealousness. Or, perhaps upon reflection the officers might feel some remorse. Apparently not: Naturally, this case must be decided upon in a court of law, and the defense should have their say. But given the progression of out-of-control police behavior, this is just the type of story that has to make us wonder what is next? Note:Pepper spray is supposed to be relatively benign, especially according to Megyn Kelly of Fox News who has infamously stated that its an all-natural product, so whats the problem? Sayer Ji, however, countered her health tip with a compelling article that shows howpepper or not it is still a potentially lethal chemical weapon.Regardless, one would rightly assume its not recommended for use on babies. Here is what the creator of pepper spray has to say about how his chemical invention is being used: Article source and full complaint (fee) can be read at Courthouse News Service: Read other articles by John Galt Here 