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With respect to police accountability, the real question is whether or not police officers should be held to a higher standard of accountability than the rest of us. In reality, from what we’ve reported over the years, cops get away with criminal activity like no other segment of society and are held to a far lower standard—even when betraying the very people they allegedly serve. We will be watching closely to determine if the following DUI arrest ends in the exoneration of an accused cop or prosecution under the law for what would cost the average citizen thousands of dollars and days in jail. https://thefreethoughtproject.com/watch-drunk-cop-apparently-thinks-its-ok-to-pull-over-on-interstate-to-receive-oral-sex/

Series to air in the fall 2020 ~ re interconnected rise of hip-hop and mass incarceration in America

Channel Sponsored by @Boss.inkk_ home of "Fine Babe" / "Babe Fine" products; t-shirts, hoodies mugs and more As a social justice advocate and law enforcement expert, Sgt. Dorsey spoke before the California Assembly Committee on Public Safety regarding AB392. Sgt. Dorsey’s participation, in part, led to Governor Newsom signing into law on August 19, 2019, California Assembly Bill 392, a police use-of-force bill that redefines the circumstances under which the use of lethal force by a peace officer is considered justifiable. For over two decades, Retired Los Angeles Police Department(LAPD) Sergeant Cheryl Dorsey worked exclusively in patrol and specialized units in all four Bureaus within the City of Los Angeles; South, Central, West, and Valley. In addition to various patrol division assignments, Sgt. Dorsey was assigned to the infamous gang unit in Operations South Bureau; known as Community Resources Against Street Hoodlums (C.R.A.S.H.) under the comm

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Joined with families of Willie McCoy killed by Vallejo Police; Richard Risher killed by LAPD; seeking police accountability, justice, and reform. #weride #williemccoy #richardrisher #fatalfourteen #vallejopd #lapd #sgtdorseyspeaks #blackandblue #policeabuse #policebrutality

Capt. Tanya Washington, Lt. Earnest Whitten, Sgt. Willie Davis, and Lt. Johnny D Gilbert, Jr. filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against the city on March 12, 2018, due to uneven practices in hiring, discipline and the promotion of minority officers.

Jaylan Butler, a swimmer at Eastern Illinois University, was allegedly unlawfully searched and held at gunpoint by officers during a bus stop with his team last year. Mr. Butler was the only black student among the more than 30 on the bus,

Former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh, who held elected offices in Baltimore for two decades was recently sentenced to three years in federal prison. Dallas, Texas mom calls police seeking help. Officers responded violently; now the family is suing for racial profiling.

This family’s home has raided a total of three times — in February, in April, and again in May of 2019. The cops were reportedly on the hunt for a man the residents don't know and have no history of ever living at the residence

6-year-old Kaia Rolle, Florida girl crying and begging Orlando officer Dennis Turner not to arrest her. Officer Turner was fired a week later, Turner had a disciplinary history of seven sustained complaints and sixteen citizen complaints that did not rise to the level of a formal internal investigation.