Ben Crump is proposing “Tyre’s Law,” which requires cops to intervene when they see crimes being committed — even by other cops
That’s where we are:
We’re asking law enforcement officers to enforce laws that protect us from law enforcement officers who don’t want to protect us
Cops are breaking the law to conduct illegal searches. They’ve gone rogue, which is yet another reason defund and abolition are the reasonable approach.
TODAY:
After refusing to follow the ordinance banning such stops, Pittsburgh Police pulled over a Black man in Homewood for using his turn signal late.
Six officers searched the car.
Police resumed these stops because the police chief claims they are a morale boost for officers
Police be like “I see clear evidence you’re being harassed and stalked but we can’t do shit until the person actually attempts to kill you so wait for that and if you survive give us a call”
its important to note how many people just straight up claimed he was free because 1- they wanted it to be true and 2- were duped by raptv and other accounts like it.
It wasn't enough for the NYPD to protect fascists attacking a library during Drag Story Hour. They also had to give them free subway rides. Still confused about which side the police are on?
Elon Musk ragequit a Twitter spaces after being asked two clarification questions he couldn't answer about how he lied that reporters he censored had posted assassination coordinates.
He kicked someone off a Twitter space because they explained to him what targeted ads are
funny how every self proclaimed free thinker spends 100% of their time desperately trying to reinforce the same hierarchy that’s been in place for centuries lmao
after calling lgbtq people groomers for the past two years, 28 republicans (including marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert) just voted no on a bill that would protect victims of child sex abuse
In June of 2021, Eric Cole — a shooting victim — was run over by a Springfield (OH) police officer w/ her cruiser. Today, in a news conference, we will announce the filing of a lawsuit for the fatal encounter & its aftermath that prevented Eric from receiving medical care.