A bill was introduced to end No-Knock warrants.

[shortylickens]

I kinda understand them.
Conservative media has been pushing an agenda for years that liberals are literal terrorists and out to destroy America. When people started protesting in groups this year it just played right into the bullshit-spreading machine. All it took was one broken window to set off a chain reaction. Now we have cops overreacting to what they perceive as a real threat and that just fuels anger over police abuse which creates a vicious cycle and its not gonna settle down until someone in power does something helpful. Obviously Donald won't be that someone. We can only hope Biden has a plan. Or is smart enough to listen to someone with a plan.

 

[iRONic]

(CNN)The Louisville Metro Police Department is seeking to fire two detectives connected to the Breonna Taylor case, attorneys for the men told CNN.

 

[iRONic]

This was done before the new Chief was hired.

(CNN)The Louisville Police Department fired two detectives connected to the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor, according to copies of the officers' termination letters.

 

[shortylickens]

Newark cops, with reform, didn’t fire a single shot in 2020 | Moran

It's not about de-funding police. The task is to teach cops to do better, and watch them to make sure.

www.nj.com

 

[iRONic]

Surprise! Said nobody...

(CNN)The Louisville Metro Police Department received a harsh rebuke in a new study commissioned by the city in the wake of the police killing of Breonna Taylor last year.

 

[iRONic]

LMPD is a hot mess. My neighbor has almost 5 years in. Tells me that he's next in line for a K9 and take-home car or else he'd have already bolted.

Louisville's new police chief, Erika Shields, makes $215k. Shields is the former Atlanta police chief who stepped down June 13, 2020 after an officer shot and killed a Black man, Rayshard Brooks, following a struggle at a Wendy's parking lot.

 

[HomerJS]

KY Supreme Court votes to continue the policy that killed Breonna Taylor

Kentucky's highest court strikes down a city's ban on no-knock warrants

Kentucky's Supreme Court has struck down a city's ban on no-knock warrants. The court says Thursday that the ban in Lexington conflicts with a state law that limits but doesn't prohibit such warrants during police raids.

apnews.com

 

[Drach]

They should end this and property confiscation by police.

Wow. The first thing I have ever agreed with you on. Thank you.
Sorry everyone this was on the front page and then it wasn't