Mark Pine Presents a United States Police Brutality documentary.
I don’t have a criminal record. I don’t do anything illegal. I don’t drink. I don’t smoke. I don’t do anything like that. My website about New York City law enforcement harassing me is MarkPine.com
Men I know pay New York City law enforcement to harass people including me. I’ve contacted hundreds of New York City government offices and they won’t help.
I want to create a documentary about United States law enforcement in 2026.
This is not going to be a hatefest against the police.
The United States police documentary is going to be ⅓ about all the bad the police do.
⅓ about all the good the police do.
The final ⅓ will be solutions to the problems and how to try to improve things for police brutality victims and police.
I would like to try and interview former cops for this although I doubt it will happen. I’ll try to interview anyone from the government I can if possible although it doubtful.
I would like to try to raise money from accredited investors for the project. I have to be 100 percent in control of the project so the police can’t tie me up in lawsuits to sabotage it.
If this project earns money, great. We all know the majority of documentaries lose money. There are no guaranteed returns. The odds are most movies and documentaries are going to lose money or earn a very small amount of money. I’m not doing this to earn money. It would be nice, although I want to do this to try and help police brutality victims and improve things for cops.
For example, people need to stop resisting arrest. The odds are you aren’t getting away anyway and you’re going to make things worse. I also want to deter people from committing crimes because law enforcement are too good at catching people.
There is a good chance this United States police brutality documentary will end up on YouTube. If I’m lucky maybe it will be included on other platforms.
I’m not desperate to do a deal with any accredited investors. If the right deal comes along great. If not I’ll just keep creating videos with my phone. I’m fifty. I don’t need any more drama in my life.
