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Our Justice in Policing Act will: →Expand independent investigations into police misconduct →Establish a national police misconduct registry →Require states to report use of force incidents →Set a national standard for use of force →Ban no-knock warrants in drug cases
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It’s about time we started to take police abuses seriously. This must be handled on a federal level to be taken seriously. It’s gone on too long and abuses are out of control. We shouldn’t have to live in fear!
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That's a start, anyway. Can we ban tear gas? Can we expand the ban on no-knock warrants further? Can we eliminate bail? Can we end the school to prison pipeline? Can we end for-profit prisons? Can we demilitarize policing? Can we eliminate qualified immunity?
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Banning shooting people in the Back?
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I would assume that's included in the use of force standards
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Will it extend investigations outside the local department, because
#Aurora PD need to be CHECKED, & they aren't alone there#PoliceBrutality#ElijahMcClainThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Can you also Mandate basic sociology, and Mental health training. MH training: teach officers basics how to identify/interact with people with autism, or other mental illness. Sociology: provide basic understanding of people, communities, and replace fear with empathy.
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Most of this is already in place in many states with high rates of police violence. How about making those investigations fully public?
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Hence find the petition I referenced earlier. Under Law Enforcement Mandate.
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Or you could just defund them
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We need a more professionals and better trained police officers, not the opposite
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