I think the point is that, IF we are to believe they handled the investigation properly and they couldn't prove any illegal behavior than something needs to change so in the future a similar situation will end differentlythis dude here...."new law"
Ferguson police execute an unarmed 17 yr old boy (Update: Ferguson police chief to resign 3/19)
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yeah we can throw "if" shyt way, the place(and eric's investigation was going nowhere ) is corrupted different laws wont change shyt . they already broke laws after laws killing these people, raiding churches and protesters homes
something needs to change but they had plenty opportunity to set an example .....they choose not to, creating no accountability and making a pathway to killing black people that they deem worthless
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I've completely given up hope on the justice system to actually enact justice. Especially when it comes to black people.
They create laws and only use them to protect themselves.
"Justice?" More like "just-us".
Damn yall right, justice system only works if mfers follow the rules.
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Department of Justice won’t be charging George Zimmerman
Thursday will be the 3rd anniversary ofTrayvon Martin's murder, and the Department of Justice has announced they will not be filing charges against George Zimmerman.
Six mugshots & a dead teenager but not one law enforcement agency can come to some sort of agreement that he’s a menace to society.
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I have to check into this thread every once in awhile just to reminded the war is not over... The battle of ferguson was just the tryouts. We still haven't even hit two a days or opening game.
Wow such a surprise who would have thought.
While such another surprise I am so shocked. I guess we will get another peep talk from the president and his administration. Such a joke I tell you. Only time these jokers come around is when it is time to vote or to calm down the black folks.
Like I told folks before even the 4 cops in the Rodney king trial had charges brought up on them by Bush and DOJ after folks tried to burn down LA.
Petitioning Attorney General Eric Holder
This petition will be delivered to:
Attorney General Eric Holder
Create a national database for police shootings
https://www.change.org/p/attorney-g...ings?after_sign_exp=member_sponsored_donation
As a 34-year veteran of the Maryland State Police and Baltimore Police Department, it troubles me that there is no national database to track police shootings of civilians. This means that we don’t know exactly how many people are killed by police each year. And lawmakers and other authorities don't have the information they need when making decisions about policy changes that could save lives.
Currently the best data we have on police killings is from the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting but these killings are self-reported by law enforcement and participation in the database is voluntary -- only about 750 agencies contribute to it, a fraction of the 17,000 law enforcement agencies in the United States.
The Department of Justice must create a comprehensive national database of police shooting killings by police to take a step toward preventing more senseless killings. Please sign our petition.
The new database should make reporting of shootings and killings by police mandatory -- and have consequences like loss of federal funding for state and local law enforcement who fail to report this information.
A national database would not only help leaders make good decisions, it would also allow journalists, watchdog organizations and families to have the information we need to hold the police accountable when they kill someone unjustifiably.
In the year 2015, we should have a comprehensive record of how many people police officers kill every year. Please sign my petition to create a database as an important first step to improving policing and saving lives.
This petition will be delivered to:
Attorney General Eric Holder
Create a national database for police shootings
https://www.change.org/p/attorney-g...ings?after_sign_exp=member_sponsored_donation
As a 34-year veteran of the Maryland State Police and Baltimore Police Department, it troubles me that there is no national database to track police shootings of civilians. This means that we don’t know exactly how many people are killed by police each year. And lawmakers and other authorities don't have the information they need when making decisions about policy changes that could save lives.
Currently the best data we have on police killings is from the FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting but these killings are self-reported by law enforcement and participation in the database is voluntary -- only about 750 agencies contribute to it, a fraction of the 17,000 law enforcement agencies in the United States.
The Department of Justice must create a comprehensive national database of police shooting killings by police to take a step toward preventing more senseless killings. Please sign our petition.
The new database should make reporting of shootings and killings by police mandatory -- and have consequences like loss of federal funding for state and local law enforcement who fail to report this information.
A national database would not only help leaders make good decisions, it would also allow journalists, watchdog organizations and families to have the information we need to hold the police accountable when they kill someone unjustifiably.
In the year 2015, we should have a comprehensive record of how many people police officers kill every year. Please sign my petition to create a database as an important first step to improving policing and saving lives.
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General Eric Holder Is so fake
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all on black history month
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he took two out, right?