A Louisville police officer let his dog attack a 14-year-old Black child who was not resisting. As the dog 'gnawed' on the child's arm, the officer said 'stop fighting my dog,' DOJ said in bombshell report https://t.co/DQp1s5rx4F
— Cop Crisis (@copcrisis) March 9, 2023
The LAPD is one big Hispanic gang. pic.twitter.com/jD4pXnf9DO
— The Union of Black America (@BurnEr92976227) March 8, 2023
New from me: Newly appointed @LASDHQ undersheriff April Tardy confirmed to me she has a tattoo. Department sources say it’s affiliated with a deputy gang.https://t.co/WXGRxF15jw
— Cerise Castle (@cerisecastle) March 9, 2023
A report published late last year by the Umbrella Coalition, a coalition of 13 local & national nonprofit & civil rights groups found that about 190 NOPD officers had complaints of this nature filed against them with the department’s public integrity unit. https://t.co/qGEEsOmdGZ
— Meg O'Connor (@megoconnor13) March 7, 2023
Officers were accused of:
— Meg O'Connor (@megoconnor13) March 7, 2023
-watching porn at work
-sexually assaulting arrestees
-stalking ex partners
-sexually harassing a waitress while drinking on duty
-posting revenge porn
-threatening an ex w a gun
-sexually harassing coworkers
-beating a child
-punching a woman in the jaw
In another, an officer obtained the phone number of a child who ran away from home. Once the girl returned home, the cop continued to text her and sent her a request on social media, which made the child feel uncomfortable. The girl said she did not wish to be contacted by him.
— Meg O'Connor (@megoconnor13) March 7, 2023
Reports of sexual misconduct by NOPD are likely undercounted, since few survivors of sexual violence report what happened to them generally. Victims of sexual misconduct by police are likely to be especially discouraged when asked to report their stories to the police itself.
— Meg O'Connor (@megoconnor13) March 7, 2023
NOPD said from 2014-2020, "97% of complaints alleging sexual or intimate violence were either unfounded, exonerated, or not sustained.”
— Meg O'Connor (@megoconnor13) March 8, 2023
7 cops were charged w infractions from battery to sexual misconduct, which led to termination or the officer resigning under investigation.
“This is just the latest slap in the face,” said Katie Hunter-Lowrey with @LSReform. “Policymakers don’t care about crime victims. If they did, they wouldn’t continue to allocate resources to an entity that doesn’t solve these problems and actually perpetuates sexual violence.”
— Meg O'Connor (@megoconnor13) March 8, 2023
According to FBI data, 712 rapes were reported to the NOPD in 2020. The NOPD cleared 67 of them. Overall, only 39 people were arrested for rape in New Orleans in 2020. https://t.co/qGEEsOmdGZ
— Meg O'Connor (@megoconnor13) March 8, 2023
Imagine being sentenced to 25 yrs to life bc cops didn’t like you, showed a witness a photo of someone else with your name, & then arrested you for a murder you didn’t commit. And the DA & judge knew about the deception. The NYPD did it to Sheldon Thomas. https://t.co/BFJYi7PiEn
— Dyjuan Tatro (@DyjuanTatro) March 9, 2023
This is ghastly. Atrocious. https://t.co/Jzu7SDPgpP
— Lindsey Boylan (@LindseyBoylan) March 9, 2023
Chase Allan was pulled over by Utah cops for not having a proper license plate. He said he didn’t need a registration and didn’t have to cooperate.The police killed him. https://t.co/tGbQEowY26
— VICE News (@VICENews) March 9, 2023
WOW: More than a third of the East Cleveland, Ohio, police department is now under indictment after charging current & former cops with public corruption and civil rights violations, calling their behavior akin to "torture."
— chris evans (@notcapnamerica) March 12, 2023
https://t.co/R6oINOBcNY
Wild story.
— Margot Roosevelt (@margotroosevelt) March 12, 2023
The lead FBI agent consumed nearly a fifth of vodka & 6 beers.
He grabbed $10,000 in undercover cash from the penthouse safe, then headed to the casino.
The high-profile @NCAA investigation unravelled.@nathanfenno https://t.co/V5MrutYrcj
INVESTIGATION: How an FBI agent’s wild Vegas weekend stained a probe into NCAA basketball corruption. A gripping tale of temptation, corruption and misconduct. By @nathanfenno https://t.co/wNDLlvsd16
— Jack Leonard (@jackfleonard) March 9, 2023
Welcome to America... Crooked Cop uses his badge as an excuse to beat the daylights out of a helpless man while his partner stands around and watches.... pic.twitter.com/lgU2kXYhzQ
— Fight Haven (@FightHaven) March 11, 2023
Tell me why a Bucyrus, Ohio police officer admitted to several sexual offenses with a 4 year old (during an interview for a job with Ohio Highway Patrol in Oct ‘22) & was allowed to RESIGN & is, as of now, facing zero criminal charges?
— dara faye (@darafaye) March 13, 2023
Newspapers won’t even name him. 🙃
going4roses said:Tell me why a Bucyrus, Ohio police officer admitted to several sexual offenses with a 4 year old (during an interview for a job with Ohio Highway Patrol in Oct ‘22) & was allowed to RESIGN & is, as of now, facing zero criminal charges?
— dara faye (@darafaye) March 13, 2023
Newspapers won’t even name him. 🙃
Smh
AunBear89 said:
For 003:
https://www.mansfieldnewsjournal.com/story/news/crime/2023/03/12/bucyrus-police-officer-accused-of-sex-offenses-resigns/69993564007/
Sorry, bud. The story is a little light on the specific details you crave and desire, but does this help? From Bucyrus police internal investigation list of charges:
9 (of 10): Conduct unbecoming of an officer or employee: In the highway patrol interview, the officer admitted to touching the buttocks of a 4-year-old girl at a cookout at a friend's house in 2017. The officer said the touching was outside of the clothing in a sexual manner. He advised that he had been drinking. The BPD report said the incident is currently under investigation by the Mansfield Police Department.
AunBear89 said:
You want to know exactly what he did to a 4 year old? Why?
Wait - don't answer. We can all make assumptions (similar to what you do when you always assume cops are right).
Pot meet kettle!oski003 said:AunBear89 said:
You want to know exactly what he did to a 4 year old? Why?
Wait - don't answer. We can all make assumptions (similar to what you do when you always assume cops are right).
Of course you can be an ass and make assumptions.
calpoly said:Pot meet kettle!oski003 said:AunBear89 said:
You want to know exactly what he did to a 4 year old? Why?
Wait - don't answer. We can all make assumptions (similar to what you do when you always assume cops are right).
Of course you can be an ass and make assumptions.
Cleveland Ohio officers were indicted for excessive force; while watching the body cam footage it's important to point out “How” the officers lie and abuse their power—Debunking; “A few bad apples!” pic.twitter.com/HJte1ybWzw
— Kenny Akers (@KeneAkers) March 12, 2023
Guy was charged. Rightfully so. And I think he’s resigned since this incident. But it’s not the first time he’s hit someone with his vehicle and he was on paid administrative leave after this incident. https://t.co/AU58dqQixn
— Anella Writes (@anellawrites) March 15, 2023
Nice feel good story here. One cop suing another cop for excessive force after he got mauled by a police dog. And the "lasting health problem" mentioned is chronic diarrhea from the antibiotics https://t.co/dzI6blk5YQ
— maple cocaine (@maplecocaine) March 16, 2023
okaydo said:Nice feel good story here. One cop suing another cop for excessive force after he got mauled by a police dog. And the "lasting health problem" mentioned is chronic diarrhea from the antibiotics https://t.co/dzI6blk5YQ
— maple cocaine (@maplecocaine) March 16, 2023
Torrance pays $750,000 to owner of car allegedly painted with swastika by police officers https://t.co/QvPSTyM7mA
— L.A. Daily News (@ladailynews) March 16, 2023
okaydo said:Torrance pays $750,000 to owner of car allegedly painted with swastika by police officers https://t.co/QvPSTyM7mA
— L.A. Daily News (@ladailynews) March 16, 2023
A Louisville police officer let his dog attack a 14-year-old Black child who was not resisting. As the dog 'gnawed' on the child's arm, the officer said 'stop fighting my dog,' DOJ said in bombshell report https://t.co/NbOL8DAFpr
— Kenny Akers (@KeneAkers) March 18, 2023
This Black family was pulled over for tinted windows. Then, the state took their kids. https://t.co/XD7RVnLbcW
— VICE News (@VICENews) March 18, 2023
A Los Angeles police officer is suing the city, alleging she became the target of an online harassment campaign for reporting sexist memes being shared by colleagues and that her supervisors punished and demoted her after she complained https://t.co/AYah6jwaPp
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) March 16, 2023
okaydo said:This Black family was pulled over for tinted windows. Then, the state took their kids. https://t.co/XD7RVnLbcW
— VICE News (@VICENews) March 18, 2023
going4roses said:
5 - 7 grams ? Personal use
If they were white would the story be the same ?
