This is Emmett Brock. Last year an LA sheriff's deputy beat him on camera, claiming Emmett bit him. Emmett - a 23 yo teacher - was arrested & lost his job.
Now, a judge says there's "no evidence" Brock bit the deputy - and declared him factually innocent
https://t.co/RLqdQjgffY
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Breaking: Someone tried to sneak $300,000 in state funds to a company involved in the long-running Mississippi welfare scandal.
Senators caught the line item minutes before final vote, halting budget negotiations at the end of the 2023 session. https://t.co/VaAihxbWvi
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Rep. Shackleford cont: “Even when the officers at fault are Black or people of color – as is the case in the killing of Tyre Nichols – they are still acting on behalf of the overarching force that for centuries has victimized Black men, women and children…”
Watching #TyreNichols video for work tonight and remembering the sheer number of videos I’ve seen of police beating subdued or handcuffed people. In cases where the beatings are later deemed justified, the officers tie each blow to “ensuring officer safety.” Why is this?