The Calgary Police: We are very transparent

Also The Calgary Police: Files an Injunction everytime anyone speaks about police actions witnessed.

Police sharing a 'high-risk offender' post when someone is released, after they've already done their time, is because they know years in prison does nothing to prevent future harm; they know throwing people behind bars isn't 'rehabilitation' - it's all about punishment.

'Officers are then seen dragging him from the seat to the subway floor. One officer kicks the man three times.'

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Local media continues to work overtime to legitimate this extension of policing onto transit, with the former cop who heads it up already demanding more money

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Cops broke several bones in a man in crisis at an assisted living facility in the DTES. Shot him 7 times with beanbag rounds and there were injuries consistent with being hit after seated and posing no threat.

IIO let's the cops off. Of course.

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Godfred's story was one of those featured in our documentary NO VISIBLE TRAUMA — we are deeply concerned about his wellbeing and are asking anyone who can afford to do so to chip in to the GoFundMe started by a viewer of our film: bit.ly/godfred-donate

Godfred's story: Part 1 & 2 — It's been just over a decade since Godfred Addai-Nyamekye was viciously brutalized by several members of the Calgary Police Service. Since then, Godfred has been engaged in a multi-pronged effort to seek justice and get his life back on track.

People aren't as angry about the mistaken arrest as they are about the punches, kicks, and taser use that came with it cbc.ca/news/canada/ot…

Take note. Now the federal government is making layered policing a priority. It's embedded pacification.

'Among the possibilities are 'more responsive' police service models that could involve closer integration of the RCMP and community social services.'
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Charge stacking is not new, but it has personally taught me so many lessons. As I practice anti-racism, I do my best to not engage these systems and they still came to use anti-Blackness to vilify me in the world.
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