Original sentence: In some cases, allegations of police brutality are associated with political protests; police may be seen as attempting to limit expressions of political protest or dissent.This was the case on May 3, 1963 in Birmingham, Alabama, when Bull Connor and his deputies unleashed police dogs on civil rights activists staging a peaceful march for racial desegregation
Edited sentence: Another example is when, in March 2006, masked Kenyan police attacked a media outlet during the midst of a government corruption scandal; see Corruption in Kenya for details.More recently, police brutality has marred protests surrounding many global summits, such as the 27th G8 summit in Genoa (2002) at which one protester was killed and many seriously injured.Police brutality often arises as an outcome of attempts to use police force to limit expressions of political protest or dissent.This was the case on May 3, 1963 in Birmingham, Alabama when Bull Connor and his deputies unleashed police dogs on civil rights activists staging a peaceful march for racial desegregation (see: African-American Civil Rights Movement)