The Police are prepping. Are YOU?

[Nick Burkhardt]

Looks like Komo News reposted an article from AP on Tyre, noticing anything about how AP presents the story?:

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It is the same all over. The Media Whitewashes crime

 

[sobo]

It is the same all over. The Media Whitewashes crime

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That kind of "reporting" should be a criminal offense. Talk about "disinformation"...

 

[American123]

It is the same all over. The Media Whitewashes crime

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UW Seattle stopped sharing skin tones of people who committed crimes around campus because they claimed it supported negative stereotypes about "people of color."

Basically they got tired of nearly every crime reported having in the description of the suspect, "black male."

The media has been doing this farce for a while now. Remember when they lightened the Zimmerman picture to make him look more white and less hispanic? Anyone not seeing it is willfully ignoring it.

It's intentional, it's predictable, and it has a purpose.

 

[Nick Burkhardt]

UW Seattle stopped sharing skin tones of people who committed crimes around campus because they claimed it supported negative stereotypes about "people of color."

Basically they got tired of nearly every crime reported having in the description of the suspect, "black male."

The media has been doing this farce for a while now. Remember when they lightened the Zimmerman picture to make him look more white and less hispanic? Anyone not seeing it is willfully ignoring it.

It's intentional, it's predictable, and it has a purpose.

Failure to accurately report crime and suspects descriptions is a violation of the Clery Act https://www.clerycenter.org/the-clery-act

Timely Warning Procedure

The amount and type of information that the campus discloses in a "timely warning" report will vary depending on the circumstances of each case, as noted above in the Department of Education explanation of this provision. In general, whenever a report of a violent crime against a person or a major crime against property on campus is received by the campus police department that is determined by the police department to represent an ongoing threat to the safety of the campus community, the campus police department must issue a "timely warning." The "timely warning" should be sequentially numbered, beginning January 1 of each year, and should include the following details of the crime, if available:

• A succinct description of the incident
• A physical description of the suspect, including gender and race
• Composite drawing of the suspect, if available
• Apparent connection to previous incidents, if applicable
• Race of the victim, if relevant
• Sex of the victim, if relevant
• Injury sustained by the victim
• Date and time the campus crime alert was released

"Timely warnings" should be distributed as soon as possible after the time the incident is reported, subject to the availability of accurate facts concerning the incidents.

 

[Nick Burkhardt]

Jeanne Clery Act - LSU Health Shreveport

LSU Health Shreveport University Police Department discloses in its public crime log any crime that occurred on campus or within the patrol jurisdiction of the University that is reported to the University Police Department. The crime log includes the nature, date, time and general information...

www.lsuhs.edu

 

[American123]

Failure to accurately report crime and suspects descriptions is a violation of the Clery Act https://www.clerycenter.org/the-clery-act

Timely Warning Procedure

The amount and type of information that the campus discloses in a "timely warning" report will vary depending on the circumstances of each case, as noted above in the Department of Education explanation of this provision. In general, whenever a report of a violent crime against a person or a major crime against property on campus is received by the campus police department that is determined by the police department to represent an ongoing threat to the safety of the campus community, the campus police department must issue a "timely warning." The "timely warning" should be sequentially numbered, beginning January 1 of each year, and should include the following details of the crime, if available:

• A succinct description of the incident
• A physical description of the suspect, including gender and race
• Composite drawing of the suspect, if available
• Apparent connection to previous incidents, if applicable
• Race of the victim, if relevant
• Sex of the victim, if relevant
• Injury sustained by the victim
• Date and time the campus crime alert was released

"Timely warnings" should be distributed as soon as possible after the time the incident is reported, subject to the availability of accurate facts concerning the incidents.

I've noticed over the years that the law is blatantly ignored when it suits the agendas of particular groups/ideologies and there's no accountability for that.

 

[Nick Burkhardt]

I've noticed over the years that the law is blatantly ignored when it suits the agendas of particular groups/ideologies and there's no accountability for that.

Or the Dems change the law that makes them look bad

House Speaker Tina Kotek's top staffer arrested in riot

Taxpayers Association of Oregon OregonWatchdog.com The Legislative Director for Oregon House Speaker, Tina Kotek, was arrested by the Portland Police last week for rioting last September 5. She was charged for interfering with a police officer and released without bail. Kristina Narayan was arre

oregoncatalyst.com

Law that limits mugshot releases goes into effect in Oregon this week

Booking photos are no longer being released to the public in Oregon in an effort to protect the privacy and safety of people who have not been convicted of a crime.

www.opb.org

 

[sobo]

Law that limits mugshot releases goes into effect in Oregon this week

Booking photos are no longer being released to the public in Oregon in an effort to protect the privacy and safety of people who have not been convicted of a crime.

www.opb.org

From the article:
"Bynum said the release of mugshots was also disproportionately affecting people with mental health challenges."

Welp, she was right about that. Probably 90% of the people in those mugshots are members of Panitifa...

 

[Nick Burkhardt]

 

[deadeye]

I think that we are done here. Too many rule violations to clean up as well as a major drift towards topics that dont have a place here.