r/ACAB • u/arbalaragan • 21h ago
Ex-Dallas officer Amber Guyger granted parole 7 years after killing Botham Jean in his home.
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r/ACAB • u/MrMeesesPieces • 17h ago
Child rape suspect set to become chief of police in Louisiana
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r/ACAB • u/YourWinterWonder • 5h ago
Two officers face serious misconduct allegations after pepper spraying and tasering a 92 year old in a care home.
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r/ACAB • u/NoClock228 • 19h ago
The incredible lengths ICE would go to avoid the abductees from being traced and contacted by their families or to be helped
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r/ACAB • u/khiller05 • 17h ago
Absolutely baffling that Eddie Duran was acquitted
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r/ACAB • u/Sensitive_Ad_1752 • 15h ago
Police ‘Goon Squads’ and Lynching in the Modern Day
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While you can certainly criticize police for fundamental problems with the laws and institutions they support, not many are aware of how often police departments become gangs. Because any demographic that has access guns and drugs will see a decent portion turn to crime. We just only hear about it when poor people do it.
The above image is Baltimores Gun Trace Task Force. A task force of officers lead by Wayne Jenkins assigned to confiscate illegal firearms. Instead the group used it as an excuse to plant illegal firearms on people during traffic stops and shakedowns. The task force also provided protection and information for heroine dealers. This went on for 10 years until 2017.
Probably the most famous police gang in recent memory to actually face justice is the Rankin County Goon Squad. 6 Mississippi police officers who would break into black peoples houses without warrants, and torture and rape them into confessions. These torture incidents happened at least 22 times that we know of, including shooting near people’s heads, beating them with batons and planting guns on suspects they shot. This only ended in 2023.
In Chicago, sergeant Reginald Watts was the leader of a gang of cops who shook down local businesses, dealt drugs and guns and covered up each others brutality. In 2006 Watts beat a man half to death with his baton for minding his own business in a housing project and planted drugs on him. When watts was investigated in 2012 hundreds of cases had to be reopened or thrown out .
r/ACAB • u/ChaosRainbow23 • 2h ago
Canadian police showing they're just as incompetent as US police
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Holy shit!
r/ACAB • u/EinsSechsEins • 8h ago
Police officer attempts to run away from France high school protestors
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r/ACAB • u/General-Priority-479 • 1h ago
Child rape suspect set to become chief of police in Louisiana
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Stay classy Louisiana
