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If you're gonna transport people in open van, you sure the need to make sure there are some safety protocols.
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Black man paralyzed after abrupt stop in police van, attorneys say
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/black-man-paralyzed-after-abrupt-stop-in-police-van-attorneys-say/ar-AAYZFjg
If you're gonna transport people in open van, you sure the need to make sure there are some safety protocols.
Perhaps he wriggled free of such protocols.
you can beat the rap, but you can't beat the ride
How's it go... ed around and found out?
Welp the people of New Haven will be paying millions for the civil suit. This is what happens when the only requirement to be a cop is to have a diploma, some departments don't even require that anymore.
Freddie gray rough ride, part deux
This is a warrior cop
Police Department Used Images of Black Men Holding Guns as Target Practice
https://www.vice.com/en/article/4axd...-range-targets
They was striving for realism.
tee, hee.
Cherry picking...
He said the department uses images of a dozen different people, 10 of whom are white and two Black, in line with Michigan’s Commission on Law Enforcement Standards, as well as the city’s demographics. (Farmington Hills is 18.5 percent Black and 62 percent white, according to the 2020 U.S. census.)
SfS busted bouts!!!!!!!!!
Sounds like this one is going to start some muh protests
cops on the right an left are inches away from being shot in the back with that mag dump, how bad did the other videos look if that's the one they decided to go with
Yeah it looked risky but it's hard to shoot a guy 60 times without taking a little risk
Miami cop threatens Black driver during a traffic stop saying:
‘This is how you guys (aka knitters) get killed’
when the officer opened his car door, Nicolas began recording the incident with his cell phone.
Nicolas told the officer he was on his way to work, but the impatient officer became enraged.
“Give me your driver’s license, registration, and insurance.
If not, you will not be going to work today.
Simple thing, man. …
This is how you guys get killed out here, man,” the cop said,
https://m.dailykos.com/stories/2022/...uys-get-killed
nationwide, police and sheriff depts are the official govt expression of white superiority and racial persecution
Warrior firefighters, too.
In August 2019 [Brad] Cox and other DFD [Dallas Fire Rescue Department] personnel were called to extinguish a grass fire.
When Cox and other DFD personnel arrived, [Kyle] Vess, who is mentally ill, was walking near the fire.
Due to Vess’s proximity to the fire, Cox thought Vess was responsible for starting it.
Cox and other DFD personnel attempted to detain Vess.
Meanwhile, other DFD personnel called the Dallas Police Department (“DPD”) for assistance.
Cox confronted Vess in an effort to detain him.
Something provoked Vess, however, and he errantly swung at Cox, who swung back at Vess and hit him.
According to the second amended complaint (“SAC”),
Cox then beat Vess “senselessly” and subdued him.
After subduing Vess, Cox continued to beat him,
kicking him six times
while he was on the ground.
It was necessary for another firefighter to restrain Cox.
https://www.techdirt.com/2022/07/05/...er-misconduct/
Richard s?
How much for the doggy in the window
Court Denies Immunity To Child Protection Workers Who Allowed An
NYPD Officer To Abuse His Son To Death
https://www.techdirt.com/2022/07/14/...-son-to-death/
The DHS Bought a ‘Shocking Amount’ of Phone-Tracking Data
The ACLU released a trove of do ents showing how
Homeland Security contracted with surveillance companies to scour location information.
the American Civil Liberties Union released thousands of heavily redacted pages of do ents that provide a "glimpse" of
how DHS agencies came to leverage "a shocking amount" of location data,
apparently purchasing data without following proper protocols to ensure they had the authority to do so.
https://www.wired.com/story/dhs-surveillance-phone-tracking-data
DHS and ICE, nothing but anti-American Repug shows, more dangerous to Americans than any foreign attackers.
A California woman charged with a hate crime in Utah after she trashed a pro-police sign in front of a deputy in Panguitch last year won’t serve any prison time — but she has to pay a fine and write an apology letter to the officer, according to her plea agreement.
The woman, who was 19 at the time, was a passenger in a car when its driver was pulled over in Panguitch on July 7, 2021, on su ion of speeding.
Garfield County Sheriff’s deputy Cree Carter reported that outside of the car, next to where the traffic stop was initiated, the woman stomped on a “Back the Blue” sign, crumbled it up “in a destructive manner” and threw it in a trash can, “all while smirking in an intimidating manner towards me,” he wrote.
Carter determined that the woman had grabbed the sign from nearby and arrested her on su ion of “destroying property that did not belong to her in a manner to attempt to intimidate law enforcement.”
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