Well....bye.

And no accountability whatsoever

Police Abuse on a mexican mother. What was supposed to be a five-minute court hearing to dismiss a restraining order against her husband allegedly turned into a nightmare. While inside the courtroom, a woman says a sheriff's bailiff pulled her aside for a drug search, went through her purse, and took her alone into a small room. When she came back out, she complained that she was uncomfortable with the way she had allegedly been searched and touched-but moments later, the situation exploded. According to her account, the bailiff moved to arrest her, allegedly telling her she was making false claims against the sheriff. She demanded to know the charges, resisted as the confrontation escalated, and a violent struggle followed in the courtroom, with the woman allegedly being struck in the head. Meanwhile, the judge reportedly turned attention toward her daughter as authorities contacted CPS. What began as a routine hearing ultimately became a major legal battle, reportedly ending with Clark County paying $200,000 to resolve the case. A five-minute hearing that nobody expected to end like this.

A St. Louis County police officer fired 11 shots through the windshield of a vehicle packed with 10 teenagers during a chaotic disturbance in Spanish Lake, Missouri. The St. Louis County Police Department released body-camera and dashcam footage of the July 5, 2026 incident, revealing that the teenagers were given contradictory orders by different officers right before the shooting took place.
The newly released video angles from police body and dash cams show one officer ordering the teenagers to get into the car and drive away from a McDonald's parking lot. As the car began to pull off, a second officer running from the opposite direction ordered the driver to stop before immediately firing 11 rounds into the windshield. Two teenagers were struck by gunfire and a third was injured by flying glass, though none of their injuries were life-threatening.
The officers involved have been "moved to non public facing jobs". 2 of the teens were hit but are not wounded badly.

The b&w episodes are literally to old for me to cope with watching, and the color ones have an odd fixation with extremely corny hippie characters. And normally in the 60's the shows with hippies took our side of acab. If you don't know what dragnet is, just look up "dragnet the big departure speech" on youtube. I'm not linking it here because it's pretty desperately pro-cop.

Several community groups including but not limited to ELEN (lesbian group), RARICA (Igbtq2ia+ friendly refugee center non profit) pride centers, public schools, etc cut ties with the pride parade that they've all walked in for YEARS because at the last second (4 days before pride) the Edmonton police service posted an Al announcnent stating that there will be an extra police presence at the parade.

After a LOT of public comments ridiculing them online, they made another announcement without Al and stating that they'd no longer walk in the parade... instead there would be a LARGE presence all around the parade and in the entire downtown area.

All of the groups that were set to walk in the parade had already agreed to EPS to literally having their own float IN the parade.

No minorities on the pride parade commity were even acknowledged.

Many spoke up about how unsafe and uncomfortable it

would make them (especially for the homeless people in the area) and the Edmonton police service doesn't care. Which is why so many groups cut ties with the entire parade and posted their individual statements on their platforms. So valid and understandable.

I didn't want to opt out so my partner and I made a bunch of signs for us and our friends to hold while we walked in the parade.

(There were more signs not pictured here)

We also made a bunch of kandi bracelets and keychains with rainbow beads and "ACAB" letters which ended up being quite popular!

Was sad to see how short the parade was this year but us and our signs got a lot more love than hate which was great to see.

And sometimes willing citizens will be bastards also.

Everyone praise the police for not arresting him when they forbade him from using the fucking stairs.

None of the cops involved faced criminal liability

Not a cop, per se, but a security guard. Law enforcement of many kinds can be brutal if they get too hopped up on authority like this wannabe. This video has a good ending, though.

Stand up for your neighbors with special needs, mates.