https://www.oregonlive.com/education...-program.html?
I'm sure this was already in the works well before the protests started.Portland superintendent says he’s ‘discontinuing’ presence of armed police officers in schools
https://www.oregonlive.com/education...-program.html?
I'm sure this was already in the works well before the protests started.Portland superintendent says he’s ‘discontinuing’ presence of armed police officers in schools
Your first tweet happened last year.
First link is a year old.
https://www.sbs.com.au/news/donald-t...end-themselvesMs Brace and Mr Myers, who were doing a live cross back to Australia when they were struck, said they were also shot with rubber bullets and struggled to breathe after tear gas was fired into the crowd.
Ms McEnany rejected that and said the police had "a right to defend themselves".
But yeah, lmao. She's been wild this week.
https://www.aap.com.au/us-police-on-...7-news-attack/
Australia calling the cops thugsSeven’s director of news and public affairs Craig McPherson described the police actions against Ms Brace and Mr Myers as “nothing short of wanton thuggery”
Its called a joke, lol. I decided not to engage because people were getting too emotional and constantly slinging attacks so I made better use of my time and did work.
Jesus like 5 pages of shitposting to wade thru. Really bringing that little mermaid shit up. Youre claiming I am shitposting yet yall are just harassing at this point.
https://www.tpr.org/post/gov-abbott-...box=1591293769
LOL texas
LOL my home town
Same woman that blamed her own daughter for her husband sexually molesting her when she was 14 and who defended her husband after he admitted to sexually molesting 2 other very young female relatives (5 and 8 years old).
This shit is fucking exhausting. A black man can't die, protest, etc without white people misconstruing it as something else.
...thafuq
I wonder what the defense is going to use given recent information released.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...-live-updates/Police in Iowa City used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse a large group of peaceful protesters during a late-night confrontation Wednesday that swiftly descended into chaos as hundreds fled from the noxious clouds.
The unexpected clash was documented in videos shared on social media, prompting many to denounce the tactics used by the police against protesters who had been chanting, “Don’t shoot,” moments before the gas and stun grenades were deployed.
“It was really messed up because I feel like the only time you should be able to use tear gas, flash-bangs, all that, is when there’s a riot going on,” Tina Deng, a University of Iowa student who participated in the protest, told the Daily Iowan. “But it wasn’t a riot, it was a peaceful protest. And they tear-gassed everyone who was standing there peacefully with their hands up saying, ‘Don’t shoot.’ ”
The Iowa City Police Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Washington Post.
The protesters were part of a march that started on the University of Iowa’s campus about 6 p.m. local time, according to the Daily Iowan. They were met with little conflict as they marched through the city’s streets for hours, making stops at the Johnson County Court House as well as the county sheriff’s office and jail, KCRG reported. But that all changed when they reached a roadway near Interstate 80.
Dozens of police officers had formed a wall blocking access to the highway, according to the news station.
In videos, the protesters linked arms and slowly advanced toward the officers, shouting, “Black lives matter.” They stopped before they reached the police, and many chanted with their arms raised. Suddenly, loud bangs rang out, and clouds of white smoke filled the air. People in the crowd screamed as they ran.
https://twitter.com/mobrientv/status...12325800873985 - video
https://twitter.com/DJPAIMON/status/1268399580753858561 - another video
https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...-live-updates/Troy University announced the suspension of its police chief, who said in a now-deleted Facebook post that George Floyd caused his own in death.
Chancellor Jack Hawkins said an internal investigation is underway into university Police Chief John McCall.
A university alumna posted images of McCall’s comments in which he questioned the outrage after Floyd’s death and blamed antifa and opportunists trying to blame President Trump.
Fired Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, who was captured on video kneeling on Floyd’s neck, made a mistake, McCall said in his post.
“Was he intentionally trying to kill Floyd? I don’t think so,” McCall wrote. “Did George Floyd play any role in his own death? ABSOLUTELY!”
McCall insisted that Floyd should have complied with officers during his arrest and saved his fight for the courtroom.
Hawkins denounced McCall’s statements and rejected the notion that Floyd caused his own death.
“We support the calls for reform and an end to police violence that disproportionately targets our black citizens,” Hawkins said.