Police "misconduct"?  Really?

How about aggravated assault, assault with intent to cause bodily harm, making false or misleading statements on a police report, hindering a police investigation, perjury in court.... 

The social contract with police is broken.  It's a sad state of affairs when police malfeasance, abuse, rights violations and unlawful activity is so common place, the "few bad apples" police spokesperson heavily lean on when dismissing systemic misconduct is no longer a reliable means of deceiving the public.

When was the last time anyone felt "safe" when police are around?