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US Postal Service Sued For Seizing ‘Defund Police’ Facemasks
6 June 2022
Two years ago, just as the COVID pandemic was beginning to radically transform day-to-day life for nearly everyone on the planet, the United States Postal Service decided to protect cops from passive criticism. One month...
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Nothing Has Changed Since George Floyd Died, US Cops Still Kill Someone Every 8 Hours
3 April 2022
It has been nearly two years since Derek Chauvin murdered George Floyd. At the time, Floyd’s death would set off massive protests across the country as politicians and political pundits played...
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george floyd
joe biden
mental health issues
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texas
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the free thought press
This Program Aims to Correct the Culture of Acquiescence That Allowed Derek Chauvin to Kill George Floyd
"Active bystandership" training encourages officers to stop their colleagues from violating people's rights.
31 January 2022
The federal trial of three former Minneapolis police officers...
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attorney robert paule
attorney thomas plunkett
center for innovations in public safety
christy lopez
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ethical policing is contageous
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georgetown university
inspector katie blackwell
j. alexander kueng
james crowe
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new orleans
professor ervin straub
putman v. gerloff
sheppard mullin
sheriff elmer gerloff
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u.s. court of appeals for the 8th circuit
Derek Chauvin trial expert calls Hammond police use of force among ‘most abusive’ he’s seen
Video shows future police chief beating Black man in custody
27 January 2022
One of the nation’s leading experts in police procedure told the Hammond City Council on Tuesday that video of white police...
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baton rouge
chief edwin bergeron
councilman carlee gonzales
councilman sam divittorio
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louisiana
mayor pete panepinto
officer craig dunn
officer storm tabor
officer thaddeus gautier
sgt. thomas mushinsky
university of south carolina law school
Civil Rights Suit Filed by Family of Black Teen Who Died in Police Custody Advances: Derek Chauvin’s Expert Is One of the Defendants
19 January 2022
Long before George Floyd’s murder sparked international attention to dangers of what is known as the prone position—the form of police restraint...
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chief gary manos
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medical examiner david fowler
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WATCH: Raging Cop Strangles Female Officer After She Stopped Him from Attacking Handcuffed Man
14 January 2022
Since the murder of George Floyd rocked the nation in 2020, across the country police departments and municipalities have passed legislation requiring cops to intervene if they see...
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george floyd
new york
officer cariol horne
sgt. christopher pullease
sunrise
tftp
the free thought project
Minneapolis Oversight Board Says Police Department Should Ditch 'Excited Delirium' Training
6 January 2022
Excited delirium isn't a medical condition. It's just post-death rationalization that shifts the culpability for deaths at the hands of law enforcement to the corpses the cops created...
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Court Finally Strips Cops of Qualified Immunity for Laughing as They Killed Handcuffed Innocent Man
31 December 2021
As TFTP previously reported, on the night of Aug. 10, 2016, Tony Timpa called 911 asking police to help him because he had a history of mental illness and he was off his...
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fifth circuit court of appeals
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professor joanna schwartz
seattle
tftp
the free thought project
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u.s. district court
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university of california los angeles
vickie timpa
washington
New Law Requires Police to Train Yearly on How to Stop Fellow Cops from Breaking the Law
26 December 2021
Arkansas has recently passed a handful of laws which are highly beneficial to the people and will go into effect in 2022. Some of the laws ban vaccine mandates, grant constitutional...
The Supreme Court Declines To Determine if You Have a First Amendment Right To Film the Police
1 November 2021
The Supreme Court has just refused to hear a case at the nexus of police abuse and the First Amendment, declining to consider a petition from a man who says his free speech rights...
10th circuit court of appeals
abade irizarry
ari cohn
attorney anya bidwell
attorney natasha n. babazadeh
attorney nicolas y. riley
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civil rights division
colorado
denver
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department of justice
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dpd
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george floyd
institute for justice
levi frasier
minneapolis
minnesota
office michael slager
officer ahmed yehia
officer christopher l. evans
officer russell bothwell
radley balko
south carolina
supreme court
swat
techfreedom
u.s. court of appeals for the 10th circuit
u.s. supreme court
walter scott
washington post
ATF Goes On Tour To Teach Journalists That Cops Are Usually Right When They Kill Someone
11 November 2021
The ATF (the accepted not-actually-an-acronym for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives) is back on its periodic charm offensive. This time the charm seems a bit more...
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el paso police department
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pittsburgh
special operations division deputy chief paul massock
texas
Newark cops, with reform, didn’t fire a single shot in 2020
10 January 2021
Newark Police officers did not fire a single shot during the calendar year 2020, and the city didn’t pay a single dime to settle police brutality cases. That’s never happened, at least in the city’s modern history...
aqeela sherills
attorney general gurbir grewal
attorney general peter harvey
camden
carl dorsey iii
department of justice
deputy chief brian o'hara
derekchauvin
doj
george floyd
governor christie whiteman
larry hamm
mayor ras baraka
minneapolis
minnesota
new jersey
newark
newark community street team
people's organization for progress
police director anthony ambrose
south orange
south ward
street team
u.s. attorney paul fishman
Former Minneapolis Cop Mohamed Noor Re-Sentenced to Prison for Shooting Innocent Woman Who Called 911
21 October 2021
A Minnesota judge on Thursday re-sentenced a convicted police officer to 57 months behind bars — the maximum possible punishment — in the shooting and killing of a woman who...
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attorney peter wold
attorney thomas plunkett
australian
derekchauvin
don damond
george floyd
jason ruszczyk
judge kathryn quaintance
justine ruszczyk
justine ruszczyk damond
katarina ruszczyk
law & crime
machoprotectionism
maryan hefferman
minnesota
minnesota supreme court
mohamed abass
mohamed noor
prosecutor amy sweasy
somalian
Sheriff charged with falsely reporting Black newspaper carrier to police
21 October 2021
A sheriff in Washington state has been charged with two misdemeanors for falsely accusing a Black man delivering newspapers in January of making threats against him — an incident that led to a significant...
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seattle times
sedrick altheimer
sheriff ed troyer
tacoma
washington
washington post
Kim Potter May Claim ‘Innocent Accident’ and ‘Innocent Mistake’ Defenses in Daunte Wright Shooting Death
14 October 2021
The veteran police officer who shot and killed a 20-year-old Minnesota man in April is set to argue that the incident was the result of an accident and mistake, according...
Investigation: Minneapolis Cops Responded To George Floyd's Murder By Refusing To Do Their Jobs While Still Collecting Their Paychecks
27 September 2021
The police in Minneapolis are giving the public what they think the public wants: fewer police officers, fewers interactions with police...
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