Gonna be a mess - got an excuse to agitate

[tmckay2]

Floyd's gofundme is up to over 12 mil dang

[XJ]

This curfew will seriously impact the weekend shift for Staff Duty and CQ at Fort Carson. All lower enlisted will be stuck in the barracks. Article 15 uptick, here they come. Lol.

Shirley those folks would fall within the "going to and from work" exception. I trust in the discretion of CSPD regarding folks in uniform driving on Powers/Academy/115/etc at the buttcrack of dawn. Black-hoody hipsters scoping out Target at midnight...well that should be treated a bit differently

[BushMasterBoy]

Pueblo is open with no curfew. Biggest threat is from the rabbits with tularemia.

https://krdo.com/news/2020/06/03/pue...-rabbit-fever/

[XJ]

Pueblo is open with no curfew. Biggest threat is from the rabbits with tularemia.

https://krdo.com/news/2020/06/03/pue...-rabbit-fever/

Are there roadblocks from the 'Blo to Pueblo West?

[vossman]

Agree.

IMO this is not even a "race" issue, rather it's a police accountability issue.

Making it about BLACK lives unnecessarily removes from the debate a whole lot of bad behavior by the cops that angers people, simply because the recipients of said bad behavior were not black.

I'm thinking of all the cases where police kicked in people's doors based on a warrant that was obtained through lies or specious "evidence", cases where police shot people's dogs, destroyed or stole their property and were never held accountable for it.

I know that at least one discussion that has come up has been the curtailment, or outright elimination, of the doctrine of Qualified Immunity for law enforcement officers. If agencies knew they could be successfully sued by victims of misbehaving cops, they might be less likely to employ them.

[Gman]

IMO this is not even a "race" issue, rather it's a police accountability issue.

Making it about BLACK lives unnecessarily removes from the debate a whole lot of bad behavior by the cops that angers people, simply because the recipients of said bad behavior were not black.

I'm thinking of all the cases where police kicked in people's doors based on a warrant that was obtained through lies or specious "evidence", cases where police shot people's dogs, destroyed or stole their property and were never held accountable for it.

I know that at least one discussion that has come up has been the curtailment, or outright elimination, of the doctrine of Qualified Immunity for law enforcement officers. If agencies knew they could be successfully sued by victims of misbehaving cops, they might be less likely to employ them.

Your white privilege is showing.

[Gman]

George Floyd autopsy report released. If you guessed Covid-19...:

[Great-Kazoo]

what happens when you interrupt cartel $$


https://thegrio.com/2020/06/03/latin...go-protesters/

[Gman]

Arizona cops recover over $46G in products looted from mall in George Floyd riots

The Fashion Square chaos resulted in millions of dollars in damage and at least one assault, ABC 15 reported.

One of the suspects, Maurianna Griffin, 30, allegedly had more than $28,000 in stolen goods in her possession, the outlet reported. Most of it was designer bags and sunglasses.

Five of the other eight suspects were described as “roommates” between 18 and 19 years old. Police recovered $11,000 in stolen property from two of them, according to the report, and charged the others with trespassing. The remaining two suspects each allegedly possessed about $4,000 of property stolen from the mall.

[Irving]

Since when have people started using a capital "G" as a short hand for thousand? I mean in the sense of an article title, not a rap song.