The city of atlanta clerks office just published the digitized petition for a referendum on Cop City, including people’s home addresses.

Aside from the city council resolution, which specifically said not to do this, this act is extremely violent in itself.

The city of Atlanta is literally doxxing #StopCopCity petition signers. This is an act of violence, heightened by the fact that 61 people are facing criminal conspiracy RICO charges.

“Democracy” at work.

This mom is one of 61 'Cop City' activists accused of terrorism and the same RICO charges Trump is facing in Georgia. In Evy Kwong's exclusive interview, Priscilla Grim talks being jailed for protest, and why America's 'freedom of speech' is only afforded to some.

Raise your hand if the City of Atlanta Municipal Clerk doxxed you this morning. I’ll go first. ✋ Fun fact: I don’t appreciate this because I pay for identity protection since my family and I have been violently threatened and doxxed by neo-nazis in the past. Happy Friday.

The city of Atlanta has hit a new low: publishing the home addresses of those who have signed the #StopCopCity petition. This is literally doxxing.

Wild to see this considering activists were previously arrested for distributing flyers w/ names of the cops who killed Tortuguita.

Today, Botham Jean would have turned 32. Instead, he was shot and killed by an off-duty police officer who wrongfully entered his home 5 yrs ago. Botham’s birthday is a reminder of his senseless death. Today, we remember his life and send love to his family! Rest In Power 🙏🏾

The City of Atlanta just doxxed 116,000 people who signed the #StopCopCity petition. After the City Council directed the clerk to redact personal information, instead the clerk published all of it online––and we know the clerk has been taking orders from Andre Dickens.

this morning, the city posted the signatures online. they only redacted peoples' date of birth. this means that currently, over 100,000 atlantans have their personal information shared without their consent. in flagrant opposition of what city council directed the clerk to do. 2/

cop city referendum update: atlanta city council made the decision to scan and digitize the 100k+ signatures, and sent a letter to the city clerk outlining the personal information that would need to be redacted before posting - address, birthday, phone number, signature. 1/

It is extremely concerning that City of Atlanta, GA posted phone numbers and home addresses of Atlanta voters who signed the #CopCity ballot referendum. I should not be surprised at how violent the state is, but alas here we are.

Completely unacceptable. #GaPol

Student loan repayments are going to cost people the roof over their head.

We either forgive the debt, or we accept the responsibility of the more expensive aftermath.

The financial uncertainty we have placed on the backs of youth is immoral.

If the City of Vallejo doesn’t want to release a statement about the badge bending, then I guess I’ll read them some of the transcripts that are in the public record so we all have a proper understanding.

Police reform proponents have called for supporters to 'pack the room' at the Vallejo City Council meeting tonight. Here's our coverage of the Monterrosa family press conference on Aug. 31: vallejosun.com/sean-monterros…

More than 120 people are in attendance tonight. Councilmember Mina Loera-Diaz requested the 15 minute community forum be extended to an hour into the meeting to allow attendees to speak.

All council members, minus an absent Charles Palmares, are in attendance.

From a busy city hall, Daniel Egitto and I are back in Vallejo for tonight's council meeting. Demonstrators are entering the building, protesting the reinstatement of Jarrett Tonn to Vallejo Police Department

Follow along here for updates 🧵⬇️

Activists and families affected by police violence demanded more accountability and transparency from the Vallejo Police Department even as the mayor considered rolling back reform efforts to cope with a shortage of police officers.
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Definitely not just allegations, none of those things are in dispute at this point. The officers admit they bend their badges after killing humans, Whitney did whistleblow about it, & they did fire him.

NYPD has made more than 1 million traffic stops since Eric Adams took office and 90% of all the people they’ve arrested have been Black or Latino.

#JaahnaviKandula was a 23 year old Indian student pursuing her Masters Degree, whose life was taken by Seattle police, many of whom decided to laugh and mock her life and death immediately after she was hit by their patrol car.

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