Tag: police
Jason Arment continues his interview with JT Colfax after his time as a mortuary transporter and a JonBenét Ramsey suspect, and talks about his experiences in various jails.
HB 4131, introduced by rural Republicans at the urging of Portland Police, egregiously rolls back the little protection for protesters offered by recently passed legislation.
Jason Arment interviews JT Colfax surrounding the series of events and choices that wound him from being a mortuary transporter to a JonBenét Ramsey suspect, and more.
January 6 insurrectionists see almost no penalties for terrorizing Congress and damaging the Capitol. Cozcacuauhtli faces years of incarceration for Danza Azteca in front of an ICE building.
Weeks preceding National Day of Mourning brought even more examples, to pile on top of myriad others, of the inequity on which this country was built.
We’ve known for decades what works and what doesn’t to reduce violence and crime. And nothing involving police makes any positive difference.
Elected officials invite voters to attend “hearings” about how they should spend taxpayers’ money, but then never listen to what their constituents say.
One only negotiates a contract if one cares whether or not anyone else signs it. Otherwise, one writes the contract to meet specific needs and others have the option of signing. Or not.
Police violence hasn’t abated despite more and more departments requiring body cameras and the Internet filled with videos of egregious police conduct.
San Francisco's plan to introduce robo-cops to clean up the streets worked just fine ... until it started to target the homeless population.
