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LA County police gangs are murdering Latinos.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/anthony...eriff-lawsuit/
Charged with murder, a super rare outcome of excessive force cases.
LA County police gangs are murdering Latinos.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/anthony...eriff-lawsuit/
'He gonna be sore': Louisiana troopers brag about 'whoopin' inflicted on Black man for running
A Louisiana State Patrol trooper, reportedly caught bragging in text messages about beating a suspect, was arrested with two other troopers on excessive force allegations.
Troopers Dakota DeMoss, Randall erson, and George Harper were arrested on February 8 on criminal charges associated with not only excessive force but allegedly trying to hide their actions, the media site Sound Off Louisiana reported.
The site revealed a telling text thread that was part of the arrest warrant for DeMoss.
In the thread between DeMoss, Harper, and fellow troopers Larry Shappley and Jacob Brown, the men joked about the "ass whoop in" 29-year-old Antonio Harris was subjected to before being taken to jail.
“How was his at ude at the jail?” Brown asked in one text message. “Complete silence,” Harper responded. DeMoss: “lol he was still digesting that ass whoopin”
The exchange happened after Harris, who was identified in court do ents, surrendered to authorities following a high-speed chase last May in Franklin Parish.
DeMoss, Harper, and Brown were
accused of deactivating body-cameras and beating Harris after he “immediately surrendered,”
The Associated Press reported.
Brown, who faces allegations in that case and another, resigned Wednesday, while DeMoss and Harper were put on administrative leave.
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2021129
LA police gangs doing LA police gang things
https://la.streetsblog.org/2021/03/1...ame-on-driver/
5 white STL officers on trial for nearly beating black undercover cop to death. As usual, blue lives matter is silent.
Minnesota Supreme Court Throws Out Rape Conviction Because Victim Chose to Get Drunk
https://slate.com/news-and-politics/...tim-drunk.html
... had the victim been a voluntarily drunk guy raped by s? conviction would have been thrown out?
No convictions for ex-officers accused of beating colleague at St. Louis protest
Officer Luther Hall, who was mistaken for a protester during the demonstration, described the 2017 attack to jurors as a “free-for-all.”
No convictions were returned for three white St. Louis police officers accused of beating a Black undercover colleague
so severely during a protest over another officer’s acquittal that
he had to undergo multiple surgeries.
Defense lawyers said that police department chaos and dysfunction meant that officers and supervisors on the street didn’t know undercover officers were working that night.
Defense lawyers also challenged Hall’s ability to identify his attackers.
The verdicts reignited criticisms that an all-white jury was picked to decide the case.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...otest-n1262482
Once a slave state always a slave state.
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He died in jail hours after a minor pot arrest.
Now 7 corrections officers have been fired.
Seven Collin County detention officers have been fired for their role in
allegedly restraining Marvin Scott III,
blasting him with pepper spray and
placing a hood over his head
as he suffered through what his family has described as a mental health emergency.
police searched him and allegedly found less than 2 ounces of marijuana.
They arrested him and eventually took him to the local jail.
Hours later, the 26-year-old was dead.
detention officers have been fired for their role in allegedly restraining Scott, blasting him with pepper spray and placing a hood over his head
Scott’s family and local activists
question why he was arrested for such a small amount of marijuana
— a drug soon to be fully legal in 16 states and widely decriminalized elsewhere —
and why he was subject to force in jail rather than immediately taken for medical treatment.
https://www.texastribune.org/2021/04...collin-county/
As always, law enforcement has been fantastically successful in winning the War on (Blacks with) Drugs
St Louis related: "residents" wait up to five years for court dates.
https://fox2now.com/news/fox-files/j...e-than-a-year/Burris said his latest review shows that out of the 1,003 St. Louis County Justice Center residents:
- 319 have been waiting more than one year for their trial
- 127 have been waiting more than two years
- 1 resident has been waiting for more than five years
NYPD “GOON SQUAD” MANUAL TEACHES OFFICERS TO VIOLATE PROTESTERS’ RIGHTS
Exclusive:
Internal NYPD do ents shed new light on the Strategic Response Group, or SRG,
the heavily militarized police unit behind the crackdown on George Floyd protesters.
https://theintercept.com/2021/04/07/...floyd-protests
Cop's favorite saying "what are you so nervous for?"
umm because y'all kill innocent people, give confusing instructions that can get us killed, pull us over for no reason, violate our cons utional rights...
Tyrants arrest innocent black man while searching for a white suspect
LAPD video shows arrests of the wrong people in racial profiling lawsuit
A federal judge has unsealed Los Angeles Police Department body camera video showing an incident where a Black man who alleges he was racially profiled by officers was arrested in Hollywood, according to do ents obtained Wednesday.
LOS ANGELES - A federal judge ordered the release of police body camera video that shows two Los Angeles Police Department officers arresting a Black man near his home in Hollywood even though they were looking for a white domestic violence suspect.
The 11-minute video was disclosed as part of an ongoing lawsuit accusing the LAPD of racial profiling and civil rights violations.
The video shows the chaotic arrest of music producer Antone Austin, known as Tone Stackz, and his girlfriend.
The incident happened in May 2019 in Hollywood. Austin, 42, was taking out his trash outside his apartment when two LAPD officers suddenly pulled up and ordered him to turn around.
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Without explanation, the officers immediately attempted to handcuff a struggling Austin and became upset with him when he didn't comply, according to a federal lawsuit filed against the city of Los Angeles one year ago.
As Austin was being detained, his girlfriend came running out of the apartment and was also arrested without cause, the pair alleges in the legal claim. Both Austin and the woman were held in jail for hours, paying a total of $57,000 in bail, according to the suit.
Prior to — and during — the arrest, the officers are heard saying they don't know who they were looking for.
As the patrol car passes Austin and then turns back, one officer asks, "This dude?" and his partner responds, "Probably."
They didn't even have a description of the domestic violence suspect.
It turned out that the real domestic violence suspect was the white ex-boyfriend of Austin's neighbor.
The couple's media representative said Austin was initially charged with resisting arrest and assault on a police officer, but the assault charge was eventually dropped.
His 30-year-old girlfriend, Mic e Michlewicz, was charged with interfering in the arrest, a charge carrying a prison sentence of up to four years.
The status of the charges was not immediately available Wednesday. An LAPD spokesman said that according to policy, the department does not comment on pending litigation.
In court filings, the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office argues that the couple's claim is without merit and should be dismissed, and that Austin and his girlfriend are to blame for the incident. Attorneys for the city also allege that the two LAPD officers are immune from liability.
The lawsuit is set for jury trial in October in downtown Los Angeles.
The couple's attorney, Faisal Gill, said the officers didn't know who they were looking for when they arrived at the scene in response to a domestic disturbance call involving the white neighbor.
"It was racial profiling,'' Gill alleged. "No question about it and to add injury to insult they arrest my clients, put them in jail ... Even the woman who called 911 tried to tell the officers that they had the wrong person."
Cannick said that "just because someone didn't die, it's still serious. Here we voted for body cameras, and they're fighting to keep them secret."
CNS contributed to this report.
they didn't see see an Army LT going home, they just saw a black man in a new Tahoe.
The Amazon river runs for thousands of miles. At some points it runs through areas of the rain forest that are almost untouched and have been barely explored. Because of the porous limestone in these areas, the river water leaks through the stone and travels deep into the earth, and forms underground pools almost a mile below the surface. Over thousands of years, small blind transparent fish have lived and evolved in these pools. These fish have never seen the sun or surface and have never been seen by the human. These fish care more about this than I do.
a caringly crafted "I don't care"
the blue wall of silence protects criminals
Mom demands answers after Minnesota cop shoots her son — pulled over for air-fresheners on his mirror
Another Minnesota man is dead after another police shooting of an unarmed civilian in Brooklyn Center.
Twenty-year-old Daunte Wright called his mother at approximately 1:40 p.m. telling her that he was being pulled over.
He had an outstanding warrant but police didn't know that when they pulled him over. they said it was for a "traffic violation,"
The violation was that he had air fresheners hanging from his mirror.
Police-ese euphemism alert with grammar error of number disagreement!
"One officer discharged their firearm, striking the driver,"cop shot that knitter dead, executed for entering car, following protocol
https://www.rawstory.com/minnesota-police-shoot-another-man
Killing kids for having air fresheners in the rear view? Tyrants do have else better to do?
More precisely, he committed the capital crime of being black while getting back into his car.Killing kids for having air fresheners in the rear view? Tyrants do have else better to do?
No arrest, no charges, no trial, immediately executed.
Boston Globe email
"Police in a Minneapolis suburb where a Black man was fatally shot during a traffic stop say
the officer who fired intended to use a Taser, not a handgun.
Police Chief Tim Gannon described the shooting as “an accidental discharge.”
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