Ferguson police execute an unarmed 17 yr old boy (Update: Ferguson police chief to resign 3/19)
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i know this is off topic but i didn't know where else to post it..
florida finally got something right
I almost just shed a tear Breh.
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i know this is off topic but i didn't know where else to post it..
florida finally got something right
Glad Florida finally got one right
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‘Keep Moving’ Command Used by Ferguson Cops Is Ruled Unconstitutional by Federal Judgetheroot.com
In the aftermath of the fatal shooting of Michael Brown, protesters were told that they could not stand still for more than five seconds or else they would risk getting arrested. A federal judge has found that command to fly in the face of the First Amendment.
In the aftermath of the fatal shooting of Michael Brown, protesters were told that they could not stand still for more than five seconds or else they would risk getting arrested. A federal judge has found that command to fly in the face of the First Amendment.
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FBI & Local Cops Jointly Tracking "Outside Agitators"-Black Agenda Report.blackagendareport.com
The FBI and law enforcement agencies around the country also seem to think this may be a watershed moment. They, too, don’t expect a grand jury to indict Darren Wilson, especially a grand jury under the direction of a prosecutor whose policeman father was killed by a Black suspect. The FBI has joined in discussions with police chiefs as far away as New York and Los Angeles and lots of cities in between, to coordinate a response to possible civil disturbances if officer Wilson gets off scot-free, and to keep track of so-called “outside agitators” who might spread the Ferguson contagion across the country.
When the FBI makes these kinds of noises in public, you can be sure that a national counter-intelligence operation is already fully in motion – a program designed to “neutralize and destroy” any possibility of the re-emergence of a militant movement against today’s national security and mass Black incarceration state. Although many of the organizations and individuals that have traveled to Ferguson in support of the local struggle for justice may not yet be clear in their own minds about the political direction that a national movement should take, they have already been targeted as potentially dangerous “agitators” – as threats to national security. Their movements and contacts with fellow activists are being tracked, and individuals and organizations are being sorted out and categorized according to the level of threat they may represent to the state.
In the 21st century, just like in the previous one, the merest hint of a movement for justice puts the machinery of political oppression in motion. The FBI and law enforcement agencies around the country also seem to think this may be a watershed moment. They, too, don’t expect a grand jury to indict Darren Wilson, especially a grand jury under the direction of a prosecutor whose policeman father was killed by a Black suspect. The FBI has joined in discussions with police chiefs as far away as New York and Los Angeles and lots of cities in between, to coordinate a response to possible civil disturbances if officer Wilson gets off scot-free, and to keep track of so-called “outside agitators” who might spread the Ferguson contagion across the country.
When the FBI makes these kinds of noises in public, you can be sure that a national counter-intelligence operation is already fully in motion – a program designed to “neutralize and destroy” any possibility of the re-emergence of a militant movement against today’s national security and mass Black incarceration state. Although many of the organizations and individuals that have traveled to Ferguson in support of the local struggle for justice may not yet be clear in their own minds about the political direction that a national movement should take, they have already been targeted as potentially dangerous “agitators” – as threats to national security. Their movements and contacts with fellow activists are being tracked, and individuals and organizations are being sorted out and categorized according to the level of threat they may represent to the state.
In the 21st century, just like in the previous one, the merest hint of a movement for justice puts the machinery
The FBI and law enforcement agencies around the country also seem to think this may be a watershed moment. They, too, don’t expect a grand jury to indict Darren Wilson, especially a grand jury under the direction of a prosecutor whose policeman father was killed by a Black suspect. The FBI has joined in discussions with police chiefs as far away as New York and Los Angeles and lots of cities in between, to coordinate a response to possible civil disturbances if officer Wilson gets off scot-free, and to keep track of so-called “outside agitators” who might spread the Ferguson contagion across the country.
When the FBI makes these kinds of noises in public, you can be sure that a national counter-intelligence operation is already fully in motion – a program designed to “neutralize and destroy” any possibility of the re-emergence of a militant movement against today’s national security and mass Black incarceration state. Although many of the organizations and individuals that have traveled to Ferguson in support of the local struggle for justice may not yet be clear in their own minds about the political direction that a national movement should take, they have already been targeted as potentially dangerous “agitators” – as threats to national security. Their movements and contacts with fellow activists are being tracked, and individuals and organizations are being sorted out and categorized according to the level of threat they may represent to the state.
In the 21st century, just like in the previous one, the merest hint of a movement for justice puts the machinery of political oppression in motion. The FBI and law enforcement agencies around the country also seem to think this may be a watershed moment. They, too, don’t expect a grand jury to indict Darren Wilson, especially a grand jury under the direction of a prosecutor whose policeman father was killed by a Black suspect. The FBI has joined in discussions with police chiefs as far away as New York and Los Angeles and lots of cities in between, to coordinate a response to possible civil disturbances if officer Wilson gets off scot-free, and to keep track of so-called “outside agitators” who might spread the Ferguson contagion across the country.
When the FBI makes these kinds of noises in public, you can be sure that a national counter-intelligence operation is already fully in motion – a program designed to “neutralize and destroy” any possibility of the re-emergence of a militant movement against today’s national security and mass Black incarceration state. Although many of the organizations and individuals that have traveled to Ferguson in support of the local struggle for justice may not yet be clear in their own minds about the political direction that a national movement should take, they have already been targeted as potentially dangerous “agitators” – as threats to national security. Their movements and contacts with fellow activists are being tracked, and individuals and organizations are being sorted out and categorized according to the level of threat they may represent to the state.
In the 21st century, just like in the previous one, the merest hint of a movement for justice puts the machinery
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Man injured by broken glass in ATF shooting at Ferguson apartment complex
From staff reports
Oct 17, 2014 04:30 PM
FERGUSON • An ATF agent fired at two men in a car while trying to arrest one of the men at a Ferguson apartment complex Friday afternoon, according to a law enforcement source. No one was hit, but one man was injured by broken glass, the source said.
Agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives fired at the car at the Park Ridge apartment complex while trying to arrest a felon who had been charged with illegally purchasing ammunition. No one was hit by the shots, but one man was injured by flying glass, the source said.
Witnesses said several shots were fired by plainclothes officers toward a vehicle with two men inside. One of them was subdued and handcuffed outside the car, witnesses said.
Officer Tim Zoll, spokesman for the Ferguson Police Department, confirmed that shots had been fired at the apartment complex, near the intersection of Ferguson and West Florissant avenues, but did not have information about injuries.
The complex is not far from where protests over the Michael Brown shooting have been centered.
The Park Ridge complex was the scene of a fatal shooting last week. Robin Poindexter, in his 50s, was shot on Oct. 8. Police were looking for a maroon sedan after that incident.
Check back for more on this breaking news story.
From staff reports
Oct 17, 2014 04:30 PM
FERGUSON • An ATF agent fired at two men in a car while trying to arrest one of the men at a Ferguson apartment complex Friday afternoon, according to a law enforcement source. No one was hit, but one man was injured by broken glass, the source said.
Agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives fired at the car at the Park Ridge apartment complex while trying to arrest a felon who had been charged with illegally purchasing ammunition. No one was hit by the shots, but one man was injured by flying glass, the source said.
Witnesses said several shots were fired by plainclothes officers toward a vehicle with two men inside. One of them was subdued and handcuffed outside the car, witnesses said.
Officer Tim Zoll, spokesman for the Ferguson Police Department, confirmed that shots had been fired at the apartment complex, near the intersection of Ferguson and West Florissant avenues, but did not have information about injuries.
The complex is not far from where protests over the Michael Brown shooting have been centered.
The Park Ridge complex was the scene of a fatal shooting last week. Robin Poindexter, in his 50s, was shot on Oct. 8. Police were looking for a maroon sedan after that incident.
Check back for more on this breaking news story.