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LA CAN

@LACANetwork

Fighting for Human Rights from the epicenter of Human Rights violations, Skid Row U.S.A. Human Rights Defenders and truth tellers. Black Lives Matter forever.

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linkhttp://www.cangress.org calendar_today29-06-2009 23:23:25

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the Paul Krekorian “Crookorian” enforcement regime continues to enforce 41.18, stripping houseless people of bare necessities to withstand the rain and cold. City Council has no problem robbing the public and playing politics with our lives.

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the Paul Krekorian “Crookorian” enforcement regime continues to enforce 41.18, stripping houseless people of bare necessities to withstand the rain and cold. City Council has no problem robbing the public and playing politics with our lives.

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Couple new police dogs, funded by LA Police Foundation, being acquired from the Hitler-themed puppy mill this week at LA Police Commission. ens.lacity.org/lapd/agendas/l…

Couple new police dogs, funded by @LAPoliceFdtn, being acquired from the Hitler-themed puppy mill this week at LA Police Commission. ens.lacity.org/lapd/agendas/l…
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people keep asking Paul Krekorian where’s the 41.18 reportback? It’s been overdue for 291 days

If you see KKKrekorian in public, you should ask him too

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While we wait for the CLA’s 41.18 reportback (nearly 300 days overdue), we continue to see that not only is LAMC 41.18 a failed policy, but it costs Angelenos dearly, both in dollars and in immeasurable violence.

We want:

- Full report released
- Public hearing scheduled

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While we wait for the CLA’s 41.18 reportback (nearly 300 days overdue), we continue to see that not only is LAMC 41.18 a failed policy, but it costs Angelenos dearly, both in dollars and in immeasurable violence.

We want:

- Full report released
- Public hearing scheduled

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LAPD has been attempting to withhold public information from Stop LAPD Spying Coalition for nearly two years, clearly in violation in California Public Records law.

Police badge numbers are public information. Hand em over LAPD HQ!

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It’s been 285 days since Councilwoman Katy Yaroslavsky’s 60 day reportback on LAMC 41.18 was due.

While 41.18’s cost as it relates to the entire City budget is minimal, it’s interesting that the reportback (highlighting enforcement as leading strategy for solving homelessness) is still buried.

It’s been 285 days since @CD5LosAngeles’s 60 day reportback on LAMC 41.18 was due. While 41.18’s cost as it relates to the entire City budget is minimal, it’s interesting that the reportback (highlighting enforcement as leading strategy for solving homelessness) is still buried.
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Asked Mayor Karen Bass if she had a minute to talk at an appearance she made in Skid Row this AM. She said she didn’t.

We gave her our report ‘Separate and Unequal’ and asked her about Paul Krekorian’s role in burying the 41.18 reportback and our demand for a public hearing.

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Asked Mayor Karen Bass if she had a minute to talk at an appearance she made in Skid Row this AM. She said she didn’t.

We gave her our report ‘Separate and Unequal’ and asked her about Paul Krekorian’s role in burying the 41.18 reportback and our demand for a public hearing.

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latimes.com/homeless-housi… We've been here before. The last time, the government and developers wanted the historic hotels to be converted into boutique hotels and lofts under the guise of making our community 'better.'

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latimes.com/homeless-housi… We've been here before. The last time, the government and developers wanted the historic hotels to be converted into boutique hotels and lofts under the guise of making our community 'better.'

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If you want LA County to divest from multinational surveillance consultants and re-invest in communities sign this petition: change.org/ExposeAccenture

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Los Angeles wants pretrial services that are responsive to the people, not to corrupt multinational surveillance conglomerates.
Tweet at the LA BOS to Cancel the contract NOW: Supervisor Kathryn Barger, Hilda Solis, Janice Hahn, @LinseyPHorvath, @hollyjmitchell, LA County CEO, LA County Justice, Care & Opportunities Department

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And Accenture has deep ties with Israeli defense contractors. In 2016, they acquired Maglan, a “Security Services” company focused on cyber crime and cyber espionage in Tel Aviv. newsroom.accenture.com/news/2016/acce…

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Ask yourself: do we really want the same firm that was willing to partner with Abu Ghraib torturers deciding the future of LA County’s carceral system? What kind of partners will they work with? What kind of abuse are they willing to overlook?

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We recently obtained around 200 pages of LAPD records about their 'shadow teams' during the George Floyd uprising. If you want to help analyze these records for popular education, email [email protected] or DM us.

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LAPD has a long history of targeting their critics, infiltrating community groups, writing secret dossiers on activists, and supplying right-wing groups with intelligence.

Read our timeline of LAPD's political repression: stoplapdspying.org/wp-content/upl… twitter.com/sh4keer/status…

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