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Sept. 23: an officer threw a blast ball into a crowd of protesters and Judge Jones determined the officer demonstrated a clear lack of care for where the blast ball landed and that it was an indiscriminate deployment, therefore violating the Court’s orders.
These are a few examples of @SeattlePD's blatant disregard for the protection of free speech and freedom of assembly. On Sept. 23, SPD deployed around 30 blast balls – yet the City only provided body cam footage for 2 of the instances.
Now do @GovInslee.
Its not enough that #TearGasJenny isn't running for reelection, she needs to resign (and face criminal charges along side every member of the SPD that was involved in orchestrating, carrying out, or covering up these violent attacks).
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BREAKING: A federal judge has held the city of Seattle in contempt of court after finding multiple violations of court orders barring SPD from indiscriminately using chemical weapons and other less lethal weapons against crowds.
Read about each of these violations below.
