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Cops wearing cameras catch a case of "contagious accountability"; More towns are telling cops to stop busting pot; and the people pushed back the Feds on the kratom ban.

Cops wearing cameras catch a case of "contagious accountability"; More towns are telling cops to stop busting pot; and the people pushed back the Feds on the kratom ban.

Wikirolled, Marketplace and a trip to Mars + this day in history w/Wikileaks and our song of the day by Okkervil River on your Morning Monarchy for October 4, 2016.

Cops caught on camera plotting to frame innocent man; Yellen schools the public on who really runs the country; and the feds want to crack down on little free libraries for the good of the nation.

Cops caught on camera plotting to frame innocent man; Yellen schools the public on who really runs the country; and the feds want to crack down on little free libraries for the good of the nation.

RT | September 19, 2016 A detailed account of money and property seized by the New York Police Department is essentially impossible, an official says, as a comprehensive effort to report how much money the NYPD takes during arrests would “lead to system crashes.” The New York City Council is considering a bill that would require […]

(ANTIMEDIA) In the past five years, the New York Police Department has spent $347,000 on false arrest lawsuit settlements. According to the Village Voice, these costs stem from the city’s “gravity knife statute.”

(RPI) In his main stage speech at the Republican National Convention in July, Rudy Giuliani, a former New York City mayor and current advisor to Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, predicted, “What I did for New York, Donald Trump will do for America

RT | August 27, 2016 Police practices are under fire as more and more recordings of excessive force and racist behavior surface. Some police departments have responded by trying to work with communities to regain trust lost, while others try to silence whistleblowers. The availability of smartphones and cameras has empowered citizens to become guerrilla […]

RT | August 24, 2016 The New York Police Department’s intelligence bureau routinely violated the famous Handschu Agreement, a set of 1985 guidelines that protect constitutional rights, for purely political reasons, according to a new inspector general report. Inspector General Philip K. Eure of the NYPD released a report on Tuesday that found their intelligence […]