Today in cops gone feral

His 15-year-old son, Tyshawn, described him as a caring father who looked after him.
“He’s always been there for me no matter what,” Tyshawn said. “He’d always come check up on me, ask me if I’m good.”
"He cared for everybody. If you saw him, he’d always be in a laughing mood. You would never catch him down,” Tyshawn said.


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Sacramento police issue new rules on muting body cameras - CNN

The order, issued last Wednesday, is effective immediately while the department updates its policy, Hahn told the city council as he answered questions on police procedures and police. Officers can mute or deactivate their body cameras when talking to a doctor, nurse or paramedic or when a victim or witness refuses to give a recorded statement, the police chief said.

Other instances include when working with sexual assault or rape and in extraordinary circumstances and only with a supervisor's approval, Hahn said. "Any time an officer deactivates or mutes their camera, they must now audibly record on that camera the reason for the deactivation and muting before ever muting," Hahn told the council.

Hahn said the department policy around the time of Clark's death addressed deactivation, but not specially muting the body cameras.

 

Cops: Border Patrol agent who told 911 he found bodies killed girlfriend, infant

 

She said she wanted to be scattered and smothered.

 

And this is why we have Black Lives Matter. If they were more accountable and took responsibility when they were wrong I think people would be more understanding when things go wrong.

 

That is deeply unsettling

 

I didn't need to read the story to know exactly who said that. Kern County has the most trigger-happy cops anywhere. You cut a loud fart and KCSO draws their guns.