Disturbing man very very disturbing
In a newly released video we see more police on scene after #StephonClark was murdered covering it up.
Here, another officer on the screen is telling two other officers:
"Mute it. Mute it."
He's telling them to mute their body cameras, making the footage virtually worthless.pic.twitter.com/QB1C3OI9zP
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Indeed man
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I'm a public defender in a community that recently implemented body cameras. Seeing an officer motion to another to cut the mic or to remind him that his mic is on has a way of eroding any residual trust in law enforcement.
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This “residual trust” in law enforcement eroded a very long time before body cameras.
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In many communities.
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Trust was already lost. The cameras were suppose to keep cops accountable but they know they can do what they want cause there’s no consequences.
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There are consequences: paid leave
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This should be made illegal in all situations in law enforcement.
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At some point, every single cop will have to be held accountable to the people.
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But more likely they wont. However, they WILL have to account to their Maker.
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Meeting their maker does nothing for those currently dying at their hands.
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If you are doing nothing wrong there is no need to mute your microphone.
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The officers muting their video speaks volumes.
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If that officer were a civilian, like you and I, those words "Mute it. Mute it." would be considered evidence for committing the cover up of a crime.
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These guys are corrupt to the core. They need to clean house.
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