Per the article, the police are acting within established law in Alabama. If you're wondering, yes the law is totally fucked up and yes it was written by the Republican state legislature.
Per this ruling, literally any police documentation can be concealed via the "Open Records Act." 911 calls, body cams, any documentation you can think of that might hold police accountable.
Everyone always quotes, "Some of those who work forces" but they always forget the equally infuriating, "those who died are justified" from the same song.
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"So... after a thorough investigation of ourselves, it seems we're innocent. Nothing to worry about, people."
It was pretty heroic of them to even admit that they killed an innocent. Why are people so hard on thugs with badges? /s
Time and time again this state comes up on the list of places I should avoid in my travels...
They profile out of state plates.
Lived there for about 2 years about 30 years ago. Had its positives, but overall would not recommend.
This would be a good time for the DoJ to step in.
Per the article, the police are acting within established law in Alabama. If you're wondering, yes the law is totally fucked up and yes it was written by the Republican state legislature.
Per this ruling, literally any police documentation can be concealed via the "Open Records Act." 911 calls, body cams, any documentation you can think of that might hold police accountable.
They're practically begging for it by refusing to release the bodycam footage.
Everyone always quotes, "Some of those who work forces" but they always forget the equally infuriating, "those who died are justified" from the same song.
They need to be out on the streets in cuffs. With no shoes on.
Let the people decide what happens after.
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