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Re: Tennessee police chief tells officers they now must intervene when others are abusing their authority

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Wed, 10 Jun 20 8:02 PM | 70 view(s)
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Hope they intervene where the police are behaving brutally. Sounds like it is the police who have been most corrupted by Trump.

But the US will be in a new place if state, local and federal organisations are on different sides.

Then Trump will call in the active duty people and we will see if they obey orders.

And the US will be a touchpaper away from a second civil war. Scary stuff.

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Tennessee police chief tells officers they now must intervene when others are abusing their authority
By: clo in ALEA
Wed, 10 Jun 20 7:12 PM 		Msg. 36829 of 54959

This shouldn't be necessary, yet it is!

Tennessee police chief tells officers they now must intervene when others are abusing their authority

"Each department member has the individual responsibility to intervene and stop any other member from committing an unlawful or improper act, including but not limited to, acts of brutality, abuses of process, abuses of authority, and any other criminal acts or major violations of department rules and procedures," the policy states.

"Successful intervention does not negate a duty to report."
Failure to intervene will result in disciplinary action, Roddy said.


http://www.cnn.com/2020/06/10/us/tn-police-officers-abuse-of-authority-trnd/index.html

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