Date 04/11/2015 - News People
Quentin Tarantino says he will not apologize for attacking police brutality in the U.S. Following his appearance at a New York rally last month, the five largest American police unions Call for a boycott of his films.
In an interview to the Los Angeles Times in an interview, Tarantino said that he had a ?First Amendment right to protest against police brutality and he?s not backing down from that.
The Oscar-winning film-maker denied accusations that he tarred all US police officers as ?murderers? following the rally against police brutality on 24 October, during which he made controversial remarks to a crowd of around 300.
