Concerned residents packed the Utah County Planning Commission meeting on Tuesday after it unanimously approved a widely unpopular data center ordinance without allowing public comment.
Police quickly moved on concerned residents – including swarming one young woman, dragging her out of the room, and slamming her onto the ground. The woman was left with a concussion and a bruised and swollen jaw. She spent the night in the ER after being released from jail.
An emergency rally was called for Wednesday in response to the brutality. Community members are demanding the termination, arrest, and prosecution of the offending officer – identified as Phil Crawford.
A reminder that the National Firearms Act was the direct result of our federal government passing Prohibition and getting murked in return by the citizenry to the point they were forced to repeal it.
That was the turning point. That's when they realized government actually has no power to pass laws the voters don't agree with, lest they face armed rebellion.
Look how things have changed since. Our modern government and political class are not afraid of you any more, so they do whatever they want.
Make politicians afraid again.
@TxDPSSouth@TxDPS Would you have also enforced, then gloated about ticketing a child that J-walked across five lanes? Theres no way a child is expected to cross all those lanes…