Here is an update to a popular post from 2020 where a Keller police officer illegally arrested a young man and also pepper sprayed and arrested his father who had just stopped to observe. 1/3 pic.twitter.com/UZ7NkyLDqC
— 🥀_Imposter_🕸️ (@Imposter_Edits) October 22, 2022
Blake Shimanek was the sergeant with the Keller Police Department that made the arrest, he's plead guilty to an official charge of oppression. https://t.co/XXnTX1OetA
— 🥀_Imposter_🕸️ (@Imposter_Edits) October 22, 2022
NEW: California data on racial profiling reveals that sheriff's departments across CA spend 80-90% of patrol time on racially biased stops and only 10-20% of their time responding to calls for help.
— Sam Levin (@SamTLevin) October 25, 2022
via @CatalystCali + @ACLU_SoCal https://t.co/GwUxfGRyBThttps://t.co/T97NEKmCkn
Anti-Black Police Terrorism: pic.twitter.com/14LSXmWTUk
— L E F T, PhD ⚫️ (@LeftSentThis) October 28, 2022
NEW: SFPD leaders have repeatedly said they didn’t intentionally reduce enforcement while Chesa Boudin was DA.
— Susie Neilson (@susieneilson) November 2, 2022
But after his replacement Brooke Jenkins took over, the department immediately ramped up activity. @sfchronicle https://t.co/syS8hLHYr5
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation arrested Willacoochee Police Chief Anthony Williams and charged him with burglary, an agency news release says.https://t.co/EJsVGvBsMd
— ABC 27 (@abc27) November 3, 2022
A civil grand jury has found her guilty on all six counts she was charged with, including corruption and willful misconduct. https://t.co/Uq9c6Tmwtz
— SFist (@SFist) November 3, 2022
Vallejo is an example of what can happen to a small city when a police union amasses power--cops kill without consequence, drain the city of funds, and intimidate politicians and lawyers. Sean Monterrosa was just one more victim among many. My latest. https://t.co/jrSutUGdYs
— Shane Bauer (@shane_bauer) November 16, 2020
Studies show that unionized police departments receive use-of-force complaints more than non-unionized departments. When departments have unionized, uses of force have gone up. And unions, of course, make it harder for cops to be punished.
— Shane Bauer (@shane_bauer) November 16, 2020
Despite (or because of?) a drop in police shootings on his watch, the Vallejo Police Officers Association wanted Chief Shawny Williams out. On Friday, they got their wish when he suddenly resigned. https://t.co/6T1NePFMQl
— SFist (@SFist) November 4, 2022
Hi @ChavezRavineLA !
— Kenneth Mejia, CPA (@kennethmejiaLA) August 10, 2021
Taxpayers in the City of LA paid a total of $401,461.31 for LAPD Police Commander CORY PALKA in 2020 💰:
Base Earnings: 236,104.46
Overtime Earnings: 7,860.34
Other Pay: 29,224.51
Health Benefits: 17,799.00
Retirement Benefits: 110,473.00
Cory Palka @LAPD2014, LAPD Captain in charge of Hollywood follows with his verified account: Paul Joseph Watson (editor at large with Infowars), Ann Coulter, and other known white nationalists. Then @LAPDHollywood blocked @hayesdavenport who pointed it out. #StreisandEffect pic.twitter.com/Obp7sLszrQ
— Nick Gorton, MD 🇺🇦 🏳️⚧️ 🏳️🌈 (@RNickGorton) February 25, 2018
@LeahRemini understood the liability Cpt. Palka was to there being any justice against powerful people. Article is from 2017, from around the same time Palka was helping obstruct the Moonves investigation:https://t.co/ZdxCjsSrnD
— Joey Scott (@joeyneverjoe) November 3, 2022
And another from a Scientology watchdog group.https://t.co/kA2JKXUxpU
— Frank Stoltze (@StoltzeFrankly) November 4, 2022
It still boggles my mind that @AP_Images photographer @chrispizzello had a photo of ex-@LAPDHQ captain Cory Palka during a Hollywood Walk of Fame star ceremony for @RealLyndaCarter in 2018.
— Stefanie Dazio (@steffdaz) November 4, 2022
The @AP story on Palka’s close ties to Hollywood: https://t.co/97O7JUwBxz pic.twitter.com/pe67XgS71P
LAPD News: Update LAPD Chief Moore’s Statement on the New York Attorney General’s Investigation Involving a Former Command Officer. pic.twitter.com/86mfQKnidW
— LAPD PIO (@LAPDPIO) November 3, 2022
#BREAKING Police are investigating after a Sansom Park officer was shot during a school-based active shooter training hosted by a third-party training company at a school in Forest Hill. #DFWNews @FOX4 pic.twitter.com/cFHwk6k8pD
— Chase (@kdfw_u11) November 5, 2022
Increase in police in NYC subway fails to put dent in crime, but leads to more arrests for low-level violations, particularly of people of color. https://t.co/lFPLBgoXKA
— Keegan Stephan (@KeeganNYC) November 6, 2022
Michael Krikorian, the writer who interviewed Palka for this 2018 op-ed, wrote: "It doesn't take a sociologist to figure out 'urban' means Black."
— Lexis-Olivier Ray (@ShotOn35mm) November 7, 2022
He also offered his thoughts on gentrification. "I'm all for expensive restaurants coming to Hollywood. I'd rather have the customer willing to pay $10 for a beer over the customer who pays two bucks for a beer." pic.twitter.com/d7YODfMhHc
— Lexis-Olivier Ray (@ShotOn35mm) November 7, 2022
Palka also paraphrased what his commanding officer -- Mike Moore -- said about aggravated assaults. "We have traded major assaults with gang members that can lead to homicides for a homeless man hitting another homeless man with a wrench...would i rather have that? Yes." pic.twitter.com/xzqHD9fSRT
— Lexis-Olivier Ray (@ShotOn35mm) November 7, 2022
In 2020, Palka offered to show me the data related to these club closures, presumably to prove that the department wasn't profiling people based on race. He retired months later and stopped responding to my messages. https://t.co/x2Qk7ZMpHR
— Lexis-Olivier Ray (@ShotOn35mm) November 7, 2022
The LA District Attorney's office is currently reviewing cases that Palka was a witness in.https://t.co/D75dmLPKhO
— Lexis-Olivier Ray (@ShotOn35mm) November 7, 2022
I believe the victim's name is Jim Hodges, the cops are @ColumbiaSheriff in Florida. He spent 26 hours in jail because of this and he's still looking for an attorney. Here's his YouTube channel https://t.co/OABmqGRUI3
— Chad Loder (@chadloder) November 6, 2022
The supervising officer in this video, Sgt. Randy Harrison, was disciplined by @ColumbiaSheriff after he killed his police dog Brutus in 2010. Harrison abandoned the dog in a hot car for over an hour while "distracted by a personal matter". https://t.co/TrfC0pUFLL
— Chad Loder (@chadloder) November 7, 2022
On the left, what the officer wrote: that he "would not provide a clear view of the object." On the right, what happened before the part of the report reading: "I was then able to identify the object" (2/3) pic.twitter.com/hjAGWmX8SA
— Adam Steinbaugh (@adamsteinbaugh) November 7, 2022
Twenty six hours. https://t.co/NH5fH6xB1I pic.twitter.com/7Y6cAIa4sc
— Adam Steinbaugh (@adamsteinbaugh) November 7, 2022
BREAKING: A North Carolina man is projected to win reelection as sheriff two weeks after he resigned from the same job for making derogatory statements about Black deputies. https://t.co/yHaCYNYais
— HuffPost (@HuffPost) November 9, 2022
The two Florida cops captured in viral body cam footage arresting a man who said he’s legally blind man over nothing have been suspended but get to keep their jobs, Columbia County Sheriff Mark Hunter said. https://t.co/tf3iYCzjuO
— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) November 9, 2022
going4roses said:
How on earth is one not fired … they lost the privilege to be peace officers
oski003 said:going4roses said:
How on earth is one not fired … they lost the privilege to be peace officers
Because what they did was not that bad so as to be fired. They were well intentioned but didn't do their jobs correctly. You'd have to really hate cops to want them fired over this.
I had questions about why police arrested a bystander in yesterday's crazy chase. The guy who got arrested does, too: https://t.co/EaPJG5NVP3
— Timothy Burke (@bubbaprog) November 10, 2022
At the end of the #pursuit from earlier this evening, we all saw a man, who was not the driver, being handcuffed by @LASDHQ. That man, who is now injured, is speaking out. We also asked LASD about the incident. #CBSLA pic.twitter.com/n1baNFsBPA
— Mike Rogers (@MikeRogersTV) November 10, 2022
The son of a former NYPD police commissioner is being moved to a detective squad — just 18 months after stepping out of the Police Academy, the Daily News has learned.
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) November 12, 2022
“This is what #Nepotism looks like.”https://t.co/eRRk3UxTO1
going4roses said:
Say what ? Does he even have a 4 year degree /masters in something? Smh
Nepotism at its finest nypd is so corrupt
HORRIFIC! This video shows Camden County, Ga, corrections officers brutally beating Jarrett Hobbs. Camden County Sheriff's Office must provide answers and action. These officers MUST be held accountable! pic.twitter.com/k5bWZnj4bx
— Ben Crump (@AttorneyCrump) November 15, 2022
this is an absolutely insane admission but tracks across the nation. they beefed the crime wave narratives in collaboration w/ local news, and now that the elections are over, they will tell you that it was a lie and that they are doing a great job. https://t.co/nttwFZK6oq
— hasanabi (@hasanthehun) November 13, 2022
okaydo said:
Source https://t.co/hSbXp0pusp
— Nathan (@nathantempey) November 16, 2022
