doublejj
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Official 'FUCK THE POLICE' Thread. (Examples of Police Brutality)
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LAPD launches over 50 investigations into officer misconduct during the protests
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LAPD launches over 50 investigations into officer misconduct during the protests
LAPD launches over 50 investigations into officer misconduct during the protests
My dog thinks I’m the Cats Meow. Add cats meow to the thread “List of words we never wanna hear again”
doublejj
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Gay Pride embraces its roots by teaming up with U.S. black activists
Floats, all-night parties and parades may be out, but the LGBTQ community is returning to its roots by teaming up with black activists for Pride month celebrations in the United States.
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Floats, all-night parties and parades may be out, but the LGBTQ community is returning to its roots by teaming up with black activists for Pride month celebrations in the United States.
Gay Pride embraces its roots by teaming up with U.S. black activists
Floats, all-night parties and parades may be out, but the LGBTQ community is returning to its roots by teaming up with black activists for Pride month celebrations in the United States.
doublejj
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Officer who knelt with George Floyd protesters accused of insubordination a day later
A San Francisco police officer took a knee with George Floyd protesters during a massive demonstration in the Mission District. The next day, his supervisors sent him home early for insubordination.
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A San Francisco police officer took a knee with George Floyd protesters during a massive demonstration in the Mission District. The next day, his supervisors sent him home early for insubordination.
Officer who knelt with George Floyd protesters accused of insubordination a day later
Rubin Rhodes, a black officer who identifies as non-binary, sent home for wearing earrings
doublejj
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Tulsa police slammed after video shows handcuffing of 2 black teens for jaywalking
Tulsa police released video footage this week of two black teens getting handcuffed, and one of them taken into custody, for jaywalking, sparking criticism of the incident from the city's mayor and the head of a coalition of black officers.
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Tulsa police released video footage this week of two black teens getting handcuffed, and one of them taken into custody, for jaywalking, sparking criticism of the incident from the city's mayor and the head of a coalition of black officers.
Tulsa police slammed after video shows handcuffing of 2 black teens for jaywalking
The city's mayor said, “No Tulsa kid should have to fear being tackled and cuffed for walking down the street.”
Hey @cannabineer remember kaender?
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doublejj
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Masked white nationalists march in Washington with police escort
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Masked white nationalists march in Washington with police escort
Police escorted masked members of a white nationalist group on a march through Washington's National Mall on Saturday that Metropolitan Police said occurred without incident or arrests.
doublejj
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Officer who shot Jessica Williams was recommended for firing. Instead, he was suspended 45 days.
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Officer who shot Jessica Williams was recommended for firing. Instead, he was suspended 45 days.
Editor’s note, June 15, 2020: This story has been updated as more information has become available. We initially wrote that the Department of Police
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doublejj
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NYC cops did a work stop, yet crime dropped
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NYC cops did a work stop, yet crime dropped
“Broken windows” policing might lead to more crime, but it’s complicated.
doublejj
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13 Chicago officers lounged in a congressman's office during demonstrations and violence, security video shows
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13 Chicago officers lounged in a congressman's office during demonstrations and violence, security video shows | CNN
Thirteen Chicago police officers lounged and slept in the congressional campaign office of US Rep. Bobby Rush on June 1 as protests and looting occurred throughout the city, Rush and Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Thursday.
FresnoFarmer
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https://abc30.com/suspect-down-several-officers-wounded-in-paso-robles-standoff/6240735/
CRIME
Suspect down, several officers wounded in standoff near search for man who shot Paso Robles deputy
Updated 28 minutes ago
The man accused of shooting a deputy and killing a man in Paso Robles on Wednesday has a criminal past in Central California, court documents reveal.
FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- Police in the city of Paso Robles on California's Central Coast said on Thursday the suspect involved in a standoff with them all afternoon is down.
It is not clear if that means the suspect is in custody or dead.
Several officers have been injured but the extent of injuries is not yet known.
At this time, authorities have not confirmed this is related to the search for 26-year-old Mason Lira, but the standoff took place in the same riverbed area where law enforcement was searching for him.
Lira is suspected of being the person who fired shots at the Paso Robles Police headquarters on Wednesday.
Nicholas Dreyfus, a San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's deputy, was shot as he was responding to a call for help from dispatchers inside the police headquarters.
He was taken to a local hospital with serious injuries.
A clerk at a Chevron gas station in Paso Robles spotted Lira overnight on Thursday, according to KEYT-TV. That Chevron is located less than a mile away from Thursday afternoon's standoff.
The clerk said he seemed nervous and was "sweating profusely," but did not show a weapon while inside.
A clerk at a Chevron gas station in Paso Robles spotted Lira overnight on Thursday, according to KEYT-TV.
After he was spotted at the Chevron, law enforcement believed Lira went into the nearby riverbed, starting a massive manhunt involving hundreds of officers.
Law enforcement agencies in Kings, Tulare and Santa Barbara counties were assisting with the search, along with the California Highway Patrol and the FBI.
Lira has a criminal past in and ties to the Central Valley.
Public court documents show he once lived in Fresno and Visalia. He has previous offenses in Tulare County, and two open cases, including assault and battery charges.
Lira's father, Jose Lira, told Action News his son has a history of mental illness and that he doesn't take his medication. Lira has been in and out of hospitals and jail for most of his life.
CRIME
Suspect down, several officers wounded in standoff near search for man who shot Paso Robles deputy
Updated 28 minutes ago
The man accused of shooting a deputy and killing a man in Paso Robles on Wednesday has a criminal past in Central California, court documents reveal.
FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- Police in the city of Paso Robles on California's Central Coast said on Thursday the suspect involved in a standoff with them all afternoon is down.
It is not clear if that means the suspect is in custody or dead.
Several officers have been injured but the extent of injuries is not yet known.
At this time, authorities have not confirmed this is related to the search for 26-year-old Mason Lira, but the standoff took place in the same riverbed area where law enforcement was searching for him.
Lira is suspected of being the person who fired shots at the Paso Robles Police headquarters on Wednesday.
Nicholas Dreyfus, a San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's deputy, was shot as he was responding to a call for help from dispatchers inside the police headquarters.
He was taken to a local hospital with serious injuries.
A clerk at a Chevron gas station in Paso Robles spotted Lira overnight on Thursday, according to KEYT-TV. That Chevron is located less than a mile away from Thursday afternoon's standoff.
The clerk said he seemed nervous and was "sweating profusely," but did not show a weapon while inside.
A clerk at a Chevron gas station in Paso Robles spotted Lira overnight on Thursday, according to KEYT-TV.
After he was spotted at the Chevron, law enforcement believed Lira went into the nearby riverbed, starting a massive manhunt involving hundreds of officers.
Law enforcement agencies in Kings, Tulare and Santa Barbara counties were assisting with the search, along with the California Highway Patrol and the FBI.
Lira has a criminal past in and ties to the Central Valley.
Public court documents show he once lived in Fresno and Visalia. He has previous offenses in Tulare County, and two open cases, including assault and battery charges.
Lira's father, Jose Lira, told Action News his son has a history of mental illness and that he doesn't take his medication. Lira has been in and out of hospitals and jail for most of his life.
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Singlemalt
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The final shootout was in a light industrial section between Paso Robles and Templeton . Bevmo is a stone's throw away, I was there 2 days agohttps://abc30.com/suspect-down-several-officers-wounded-in-paso-robles-standoff/6240735/
CRIME
Suspect down, several officers wounded in standoff near search for man who shot Paso Robles deputy
Updated 28 minutes ago
The man accused of shooting a deputy and killing a man in Paso Robles on Wednesday has a criminal past in Central California, court documents reveal.
FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- Police in the city of Paso Robles on California's Central Coast said on Thursday the suspect involved in a standoff with them all afternoon is down.
It is not clear if that means the suspect is in custody or dead.
Several officers have been injured but the extent of injuries is not yet known.
At this time, authorities have not confirmed this is related to the search for 26-year-old Mason Lira, but the standoff took place in the same riverbed area where law enforcement was searching for him.
Lira is suspected of being the person who fired shots at the Paso Robles Police headquarters on Wednesday.
Nicholas Dreyfus, a San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's deputy, was shot as he was responding to a call for help from dispatchers inside the police headquarters.
He was taken to a local hospital with serious injuries.
A clerk at a Chevron gas station in Paso Robles spotted Lira overnight on Thursday, according to KEYT-TV. That Chevron is located less than a mile away from Thursday afternoon's standoff.
The clerk said he seemed nervous and was "sweating profusely," but did not show a weapon while inside.
A clerk at a Chevron gas station in Paso Robles spotted Lira overnight on Thursday, according to KEYT-TV.
After he was spotted at the Chevron, law enforcement believed Lira went into the nearby riverbed, starting a massive manhunt involving hundreds of officers.
Law enforcement agencies in Kings, Tulare and Santa Barbara counties were assisting with the search, along with the California Highway Patrol and the FBI.
Lira has a criminal past in and ties to the Central Valley.
Public court documents show he once lived in Fresno and Visalia. He has previous offenses in Tulare County, and two open cases, including assault and battery charges.
Lira's father, Jose Lira, told Action News his son has a history of mental illness and that he doesn't take his medication. Lira has been in and out of hospitals and jail for most of his life.
Edit: and Firestone Brewery!! is a block away
cannabineer
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Firestone makes some kickass ales
FresnoFarmer
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That’s crazy man. I used to go to my aunt’s in Templeton every thanksgiving when I was young. Some nice hilly areas to hike/bike out there. Very small town though.
Singlemalt
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Yeah. The shootout wasn't really in Templeton though, just inside the political boundry between Templeton and Paso; it's a light industrial area