NeverEndingMe
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it will never end when we have those like obama in office
obama proof in a failed experience
obama proof in a failed experience
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A fifth fire damages a church.
The Saint Louis police make no arrests
The first fire was set, October 8, 2015
October 18 2015
A fire early Saturday damaged the exterior of a church in northwest St. Louis, the fifth such fire in barely more than a week.
The fire was reported about 4 a.m. at New Life Missionary Baptist Church, 4569 Plover Avenue, said Capt. Garon Mosby of the St. Louis Fire Department. It damaged the front door and vinyl facade of the small, one-story frame church just north of Interstate 70.
The three other fires, also apparently set at front doors, occurred at churches within a few blocks of Goodfellow Boulevard. Local and federal arson detectives are investigating the fires. Mosby said it appears the fires are connected.
http://www.stltoday.com/
A fifth fire damages a church.
The Saint Louis police make no arrests
The first fire was set, October 8, 2015
October 18 2015
A fire early Saturday damaged the exterior of a church in northwest St. Louis, the fifth such fire in barely more than a week.
The fire was reported about 4 a.m. at New Life Missionary Baptist Church, 4569 Plover Avenue, said Capt. Garon Mosby of the St. Louis Fire Department. It damaged the front door and vinyl facade of the small, one-story frame church just north of Interstate 70.
The three other fires, also apparently set at front doors, occurred at churches within a few blocks of Goodfellow Boulevard. Local and federal arson detectives are investigating the fires. Mosby said it appears the fires are connected.
http://www.stltoday.com/
I can't speak for Ferguson, but having had family in the Baltimore area, the social degradation that existed in the ghettoes there was news to me in the same sense that the sun setting in the west was. A few of those hoods have lesser life expectancies than North Korea.
What I fear is going to happen is that this'll go away, flame up a few years from now again, and go away... it'll go on in cycles, until one day something goes too far and we have something worse.
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5 arson attacks on black churches in 9 days in Missouri - crickets from national media
http://fox2now.com/2015/10/17/5th-st-louis-african-american-church-burns-in-9-days/
Federal government relies on local police departments to voluntarily report on the people they kill, that system will prove unreliable and worthless. This is what the FBI is now discovering.
As the Guardian reports, the federal government has no record of the deaths of Tamir Rice, John Crawford, Eric Garner and other homicides by police because most law enforcement agencies refuse to supply the data. Last year, only 224 of the 18,000 police departments across the country reported a fatal shooting to the FBI, according to the Guardian
“We have no way of knowing how many incidents may have been omitted,” said Stephen Fischer, a spokesman for the FBI, noting exclusions were inevitable due to the voluntary nature of the program.
http://atlantablackstar.com/2015/10...-missing-from-fbi-records-of-police-killings/
http://atlantablackstar.com/2015/10...-missing-from-fbi-records-of-police-killings/
We can’t talk about crime in the same way, especially in the high-stakes incidents when your officers have to use force.”
The FBI has a troubled past, in which it monitored and infiltrated civil rights and Black nationalist groups, orchestrated the assassination and imprisonment of Black leadership, and decimated the Black community through J. Edgar Hoover’s COINTELPRO program.
The government maintained copious records of innocent people it targeted for destruction and defamation, yet today is missing simple records on Black people killed by law enforcement because it depends on reluctant, non-cooperative police departments to report on their own wrongdoing.
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Anyone in the Joliet IL area, be wary of racist Officer Michael Pauly. Record your encounter.
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A wife of a cop is using her husband's resources to harass people
#andiepauly
#michaelpauly
Wait, she think Tamir was that tall and big at 12?
Wait, she think Tamir was that tall and big at 12?
It's amazing that people like this exist.
On “Fox & Friends” Monday morning, co-host Brian Kilmeade welcomed in Fox News’ unofficial police brutality correspondent, Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke, to discuss the anti-police brutality protests held in New York City over the weekend and Clarke didn’t disappoint, claiming “there is no police brutality in America — we ended that in the ’60s.”
Clarke was responding to Kilmeade’s suggestion that liberal politicians — including President Barack Obama — are priming these protesters with false narratives. Despite the fact that he was sharing the screen with former NYPD detective Rod Wheeler — who minutes earlier played footage he’d taken at the anti-police brutality march in which protesters were blaming the president — Kilmeade and Clarke were adamant about who is empowering what Clarke referred to as “sub-human creeps.”
“The president of the United States knows better, he’s playing the race game, he’s playing race politics,” Clarke said. “Shame on him, he’s been very divisive for this country.”
Earlier in the interview, Clarke even advocated that police shouldn’t protect the protesters, and allow them to “clash’ with local businesses and members of the community.
“Then,” Clarke added, “the police can show up and arrest these sub-human creeps for creating a disturbance.”
Former Det. Wheeler seemed unimpressed with this line of thought, and took pains to note the professionalism of the NYPD in policing a protest in which they were themselves the target. He also noted that he believes the #BlackLivesMatter movement “actually matters, what they’re protesting is valid — it’s just the way that they’re going about doing it is completely wrong.”
“It’s not valid,” Clarke replied. “You’re contributing to the problem. Show me the research that demonstrates that lie that law enforcement officers use an inordinate amount of force against black people. Black people use an inordinate amount of force against themselves.”
Success in getting a permit for a legal protest march.
Check.
Peaceful, orderly, non- violent protest.
Check.
Protest route planned and approved.
Check.
Rally points planned and approved.
Check.
October 26, 2015
After Tarantino gave a brief speech at the #RiseUpOctober rally in Washington Square Park on Saturday, the head of the NYPD's largest union called the director a "cop-hater," and asked his members to stop watching Tarantino's movies.
October 25, 2015
Quentin Tarantino, who flew in for the event from California, was one of the featured speakers, along with Cornel West:
"When I see murders, I do not stand by," Tarantino said. "I have to call a murder a murder and I have to call the murderers the murderers."
I'm a human being with a conscience," he told a crowd of over 300 protesters. "And if you believe there's murder going on then you need to rise up and stand up against it. I'm here to say I'm on the side of the murdered."
When asked by the Post about the timing of the rally—coming less than a week after the fatal shooting of Officer Randolph Holder—Tarantino said, "It’s like this: It’s unfortunate timing, but we’ve flown in all these families to go and tell their stories...That cop that was killed, that’s a tragedy, too."
http://gothamist.com/2015/10/25/video_11_people_arrested_during_ris.php
Why did it take over 40 minutes for an ambulance to reach a victim of police brutality ?
While the NYPD was able to maneuver multiple vehicles down the block to arrest the protesters, an ambulance did not arrive for Johnson for more than 40 minutes.
https://photographyisnotacrime.com/...riseupoctober-march-against-police-brutality/
The NYPD violently arrested a peaceful protester holding his two-year-old child on his shoulders Saturday, allegedly for standing on a park bench.
The NYPD arresting the man who had his child on his shoulders, throwing him to the ground and stomping on him.
Police arrest 70 year old grandmother.
Five protesters arrested on 5th Avenue. Kettled, trapped, set up, and violently arrested.
Six protesters arrested in Times Square. Protesters not permitted to speak the names of those murdered by police.
Why are police so interested in shutting down a protest, and cutting off free speech with every entrapment technique, every violence based tactic, every high tech weapon available ?
Protests are effective in getting the message and information out to the public.
Police are getting arrested for unlawful use of deadly force, in higher numbers than ever before.