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1. runawa+tw[view] [source] 2020-06-01 17:49:25
>>mwseib+(OP)
What are some actual laws we can pass from this situation?

I was thinking at the very least to get a citizen right where you can request to have any encounter with the police recorded.

‘Officer I request my right to have this encounter recorded’.

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2. Agustu+AL[view] [source] 2020-06-01 19:02:31
>>runawa+tw
1. Community oversight through a board

2. Limit the use of force

3. Independently investigate and prosecute

4. Community representation

5. Body cams / film the police

6. Training in de-escalation

7. End for profit policing

8. Demilitarization of the police force

9. Fair police union contracts that remove provisions within police bill of rights that impose barriers to accountability

Look here:

Https://bit.ly/3cosVXM

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3. runawa+ZN[view] [source] 2020-06-01 19:15:46
>>Agustu+AL
I mentioned this in another thread, but I’ve heard the idea of putting cops on rotations similar to military deployments.

I don’t think a cop can psychologically hold up being on the street for years on end without losing some perspective. The job fundamentally blasts you with the worst of people, and it’s easy to develop a rotten world view if measures are not taken to handle that input.

A maximum limit of X months per year on the street or something, the other half in some other duty.

My take on the Floyd murder was there was definitely an element of a power complex that the cop devolved into over years.

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4. pnw_ha+aG1[view] [source] 2020-06-02 00:39:34
>>runawa+ZN
That would be nice, the "non-deployed" cycle could be used for more training.

Police (no fault of their own) are woefully under trained given what is expected from them.

Of course, it will never happen because of the cost.

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