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As a person of color, there were a couple of times during that fourteen-week class that I was equally horrified at the blasé attitude toward overuse of force, and at my Anglo classmates’ indifference to unarmed Black men being shot,” said Rosemary Hook.pic.twitter.com/1TSwZWTFBV
During the course students were taken to a training facility, given fake guns &asked to respond to situations. They were given two scenarios that stereotype: A person experiencing homelessness acting erratically. A Black man getting out of his car during a traffic stop, posturingpic.twitter.com/dSLpyo4Ecv
In both scenarios, the men begin to attack if the “responding officers” don’t shoot their guns, students said. Students were never given any other alternative on how to respond. Just shoot.pic.twitter.com/tTSKJwVh5n
Austin Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association: A nonprofit organization that enlists these graduates to continue service which includes fundraising for APD and “to advocate for law enforcement in front of city council,” and to generate positive press for APD.pic.twitter.com/7dTCPxSU5D
Remember the thank you cards that were sent to the APD headquarters over the summer during the protests that got attention for being staged? The Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association & APD coordinated this effort known as the “thank you card drive” in emails to its members.pic.twitter.com/l3cLRUIqRu
Former participants wondered if “the academy serves to build trust between APD and the community, or whether it’s mostly a tool for enlisting citizens to spread unquestioning support for the police.”pic.twitter.com/zZ7ncMFafg
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