What does actual police reform look like?

[Serious]

fukking disgusting....
@Secure Da Bag

 

[EndDomination]

Abolishing the police

Reform like they did in Camden, NJ did *some* good but redirected extreme policing to the pettiest "crimes" committed by the poorest citizens of that city.

Most of the popular "reforms" don't get anywhere close to the root issue

 

[.r.]

-Civilian review boards with firing power
-Mandatory bodycams. Not operating a camera is a suspendable offense, and all cam data can be obtained by request.
- Settlements paid out from union dues/private insurance policies/pension funds.
-Abolition of qualified immunity and civil asset forfeiture.

CAC ain’t trying to fix nathan that will reduce their power or create justice system.

 

[How Sway?]

Dismantle the police union and qualified immunity

Mandatory 25 years if excessive for in mudering of unarmed citizens is used

 

[How Sway?]

There needs to be a certain percentage of police in a precinct that LIVE in said precinct.

 

[FAH1223]

 

[DEAD7]

All unions are protected under the same act i believe, cant kill police unions without killing all public unions Lets go!!!!

 

[FAH1223]

 

[Baka's Weird Case]

i hope biden brings back the ban immediately

 

[bnew]

 

[mc_brew]

@DEAD7 what is your beef with what @bnew posted....? looked very eloquent to me, but in your libertarian eyes, that's "so sha lizm"....

 

[Voice of Reason]

That's the main thing. If police unions can somehow be removed or limited in power that would go a long way.

-Body cams can never be turned off.
-Every state website needs to have individual police disciplinary records on their website.
-Blanket impunity removed.
-Extensive mental health evaluations and background evaluations overseen by indepedent people appointed by city council and the mayor followed by a government issued psychological examination. (There's still states who don't do this)
-State AG handles police brutality accusations rather than the DA. If the State Congress or Governor feels the AG is compromised, they can appoint a independent prosecutor.
-Ban chokeholds.
-Independent city police oversight committees with subpoena power to investigate corruption and brutality and make termination recommendations. Members of these committees would be ordinary citizens who would apply and interview with city council and the mayor.
-Termination for officers who participate in the police blue wall of silence if behind the scenes corruption is uncovered and nobody speaks out.

My thought are kinda all over the place.

I agree with all of this and I would also like for the pay of police to increase so it would be viewed as a more prestigious job that attracts a different type of person.

 

[Secure Da Bag]

I agree with all of this and I would also like for the pay of police to increase so it would be viewed as a more prestigious job that attracts a different type of person.

Increase in that budget is either in the form of higher taxes or more citations/speed traps. Though I agree their pay should be raised. I say raise the pay when weed is complete legal (not only decriminalized).

 

[Secure Da Bag]

I think these 3 post answer the OP's question succinctly.

-Civilian review boards with firing power
-Mandatory bodycams. Not operating a camera is a suspendable offense, and all cam data can be obtained by request.
- Settlements paid out from union dues/private insurance policies/pension funds.
-Abolition of qualified immunity and civil asset forfeiture.

That's the main thing. If police unions can somehow be removed or limited in power that would go a long way.

-Body cams can never be turned off.
-Every state website needs to have individual police disciplinary records on their website.
-Blanket impunity removed.
-Extensive mental health evaluations and background evaluations overseen by indepedent people appointed by city council and the mayor followed by a government issued psychological examination. (There's still states who don't do this)
-State AG handles police brutality accusations rather than the DA. If the State Congress or Governor feels the AG is compromised, they can appoint a independent prosecutor.
-Ban chokeholds.
-Independent city police oversight committees with subpoena power to investigate corruption and brutality and make termination recommendations. Members of these committees would be ordinary citizens who would apply and interview with city council and the mayor.
-Termination for officers who participate in the police blue wall of silence if behind the scenes corruption is uncovered and nobody speaks out.

My thought are kinda all over the place.

 

[DEAD7]

@DEAD7 what is your beef with what @bnew posted....? looked very eloquent to me, but in your libertarian eyes, that's "so sha lizm"....

The AOC tweet? It completely ignores the trappings of poverty.
Like much of what she spews, its detached from reality.


That said, I hope her and her "socialist" ilk continue to ignore Obama and go all out with "defund the police"