Undercover officer seen wearing a “Blue Lives Matter” Shirt, not so undercover, YouTube video Copwatch | SDPD Gang Unit Vehicle Stop | Copwatcher Sees The Light https://youtu.be/tpwHXIpojog
PLEASE join United Against Police Terror – San Diego and The Movement Productions San Diego as we remember the following 23 #SDStolenLives of 2016, reminding us for the new year, we must fight for EVERY life taken at the hands of every branch of Law Enforcement.
Saturday at 5 PM – 8 PM
City Heights/Weingart Library and Performance Annex
3795 Fairmount Ave, San Diego, California 92105
*This will be a vigil/visuals, candles and drawings encouraged.
Our Stolen Lives List has reached 744 as of 12/14/2016
to see full; list, please click the following link https://goo.gl/jBpE1i
Joshua Adam Sisson ♂ San Diego Police 1/1/2016
Gilbert Gearhart ♂ San Diego Sheriff 1/7/2016
Kelsey Rose Hauser ♀ El Cajon Police 1/16/2016
Ronald Welles ♂ San Diego Sheriff 1/19/2016
Richard Boulanger ♂ San Diego Sheriff 2/12/2016
Brandon Moyer ♂ San Diego Sheriff 3/11/2016
Pedro Arellano ♂ San Diego Sheriff 4/4/2016
Igor Ziazin ♂ Immigration Customs & Enforcement / CCA 5/1/2016
Adrian Vincent Sanchez ♂ San Diego Sheriff 5/3/2016
Gino Monteleone ♂ San Diego Sheriff 5/9/2016
James Douglas Grayson ♂ San Diego Sheriff 5/9/2016
Thongsoune Vilaysane ♂ San Diego Police 5/11/2016
Heron Dittenhaver Moriarty ♂ San Diego Sheriff 5/31/2016
Fernando Geovanni LLanez ♂ DHS Agent (plainclothed) 6/14/2016
Unknown ♂ Chula Vista Police 7/27/2016
David Michael Moya ♂ San Diego Sheriff 8/4/2016
Sergio Weick ♂ San Diego Sheriff 8/12/2016
Trenton Lohman ♂ San Diego Sheriff 8/18/2016
Carlos Antonio Sanchez ♂ Chula Vista Police 9/23/2016
Alfred Olango ♂ El Cajon Police 9/27/2016
Juan Carlos Fernandez ♂ San Diego Police 11/13/2016
Edward Ray Nett San Diego Sheriff 12/3/2016
Robert Bermudez San Diego Police 12/12/2016
Lives brutalized by LEO (non-fatal)
https://uaptsd.org/victims/victims-brutalized-by-sd-law-enforcement/
Uaptsd’s Database of known Killer Cops in San Diego
https://uaptsd.org/copwatch/san-diego-killer-cops/
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Monday, January 23, 2017 at 8 AM – 5 PMSan Diego Superior Court – SD County Courthouse220 W BROADWAY, San Diego, California 92101 |
Robert Branch faces, ” reckless driving, resisting arrest and attempting to pepper spray an officer” charges following the altercation that happened in Del Cerro on May 4, 2015.
Prosecutors say Branch was, “speeding and driving erratically when he almost struck the detective’s car.”
He claims he was put in a chokehold for no reason while prosecutors claim he tried to “pepper spray a deputy.”
Branch argued the detective, who has since retired from the department, used excessive force in the traffic stop.
The incident IS VIDEOTAPED and shared with the media.
He also filed an excessive force lawsuit against the county, which is on hold until the allegations against him are resolved.
After several weeks of witness testimony and evidence, a San Diego judge ruled there was sufficient evidence to hold Branch on all charges.
If convicted of all charges, Branch could face a maximum penalty of 5 years, 90 days.
Source: http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/Chokehold-San-Diego-Deputy-Branch-Trial-377457721.html#ixzz4TCmgPH5d
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San Diego Detective Places Black Man In Chokehold Over Traffic Issue (Video) http://www.opposingviews.com/i/society/san-diego-detective-places-black-man-chokehold-over-traffic-issue-video
In 2015, San Diego County was in a three-way tie for 10th place as the deadliest county in the country based on the per-capita number of people killed by police locally this year. The Guardian counts 12 deaths at the hands of police here. (San Bernardino County is at No. 2, and Santa Clara County — home to San Jose — is at No. 4, and L.A. County is tied at 10th.). https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/dec/01/the-county-kern-county-deadliest-police-killings?CMP=share_btn_fb&utm_source=Voice+of+San+Diego+Master+List&utm_campaign=502b180be9-Morning_Report&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c2357fd0a3-502b180be9-81857137&goal=0_c2357fd0a3-502b180be9-81857137
Uaptsd.org has been committed to providing community support to the area of #EastSanDiego also known as #CityHeights by #CopWatching. Due to the recent election and increase of #HateCrimes from #OvertWhiteSupremacy, we must protect our OWN community, our OWN Neighborhood, our extended family as a FIRST PRIORITY #Uaptsd #CopWatch #StayEngaged #ProtectUrNeighborhood #SafeALife #AccomplicesNOTAllies #ThisISWhatSelfDeterminationLooksLike #TheRevolutionStartsAtHOME
Walter Scott’s tragic death in South Carolina this last week has brought attention to a troubling reality: in South Carolina, 1 in 8 people in jail are there because they couldn’t meet …
Source: Criminalizing Poverty Directly: How debt fuels mass incarceration
Prison abolitionists get a lot of blank looks. Get rid of prisons? But – the bad guys! Didn’t you watch True Detective? To which I have three responses:
1)Remember that most people in prison are more like this guy:
Than this guy:
2)Incarceration rates have almost no relationship to crime rates. I know that’s difficult to accept if you believe that prisons are about preventing crime (and if you think that, read The New Jim Crow), but trust me on this: our prison population is the result of a series of choices, not a result of bad behavior.
All of these…
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