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*** AMERICAN POLICE WATCH ***

Thread to monitor this highly racist and corrupt organization. Involved in terrorizing African-American communities in the USA as well as millions of others.



10 police officers shot Mario Woods in San Francisco, an unarmed black man.

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Just another day for the racist American police.

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NYPD Officer Arrested For The Third Time In Eight Months

Posted on: July 7th, 2015 No Comments

Tagged with:nypd, police drug possession, police stealing, usa police




Stacey Staniland (29), was arrested Tuesday night at Staten Island. This is the third time she has been arrested in past eight months.

Staniland, whose helmet reads “ Little Miss Dangerous” was riding a motorcycle around 11 p.m. on Davis Avenue and lost control as she turned onto Henderson Avenue.

This New York officer crashed her unregistrated motorcycle into two cars at red light.

Officers that came on the scene noticed a silver spoon and syringe in her bag, next to the several “prescription drugs”. Of course there was no proof of prescription, so Stanilad was arrested and charged for criminally possessing a hypodermic needle, misdemeanor drug possession and driving an unregistrated motorcycle without licence plates.

In December, 2014 the “Little Miss Dangerous” was arrested for breaking into the home of her boyfriend’s mother and stealing jewlery. Later, she sold it at pawn shop. She was arrested and suspended from work for 30 days back then.




Then again on May 2015, she was arrested and charged for criminal possession of a controlled substance and a hypodermic instrument, while od duty.

Stanilad is stil an NYPD officer.

Police Brutality NYPD Officer Arrested For The Third Time In Eight Months

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Justice for Kelly Thomas, murdered by the American police.



Kelly's father.



Kelly Thomas, murdered by the American police.



Image of Kelly on the far left. Kelly's murderers, two American policemen were acquitted of murder in 2014.

VIOLENCE & TORTURE

The U.S. was haunted by spreading guns, frequent occurrence of violent crimes, which threatened citizens' civil rights. The excessive use of force by police officers led to many deaths, sparking public outcry, the report says.

An unarmed 18-year-old African-American Michael Brown was shot dead by a white police officer named Darren Wilson in Ferguson, a town in Missouri. After the grand jury of both Missouri and New York decided to bring no charges against the white police officer, massive protests broke out in more than 170 cities nationwide, it cites cn.nytimes.com as saying.

"The U.S. used cruel tortures indiscriminately, notably those carried out by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)," it says.

To acquire intelligence from suspects of terrorism and extremism, the CIA used brutal methods, such as sleep deprivation, waterboarding, long-term solitary confinement, slamming prisoners against the wall, lashing, death threat and even "rectal rehydration" or rectal feeding, according to the report.

DISCRIMINATION & ABUSE

"The U.S. is a country with grim problems of racial discrimination, and institutional discrimination against ethnic minorities continued," according to the report.

Serious racial bias persisted in the police and justice systems. Minority groups and indigenous people are subject to unfairness in environment, election, health care, housing, education and other fields, it says. In August 2014, the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, in its concluding observation on the periodic report of the U.S. on the latter's implementation of relevant convention, slammed the U.S. for violating the rights of ethnic minorities, indigenous people, immigrants and other minority groups.

It criticized the fact that members of racial and ethnic minorities continued to be disproportionately arrested, incarcerated and subjected to harsher sentences, according to the report.

"American women and children's rights were not fully protected," it says, adding that women were discriminated at workplaces, and domestic violence was prevalent.

The report quotes media reports as saying that 2.1 million American women on average were assaulted by men each year. Three females were murdered by their partner each day, and four females died each day as a result of abuse.

Human Rights Record of the United States - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


China is monitoring the appalling human rights situation in the USA and has expressed concern over the repression of minority groups and state and police brutality.



The state council information office of the people's republic of China which publishes reports on the atrocious lack of human rights, discrimination and repression in the USA, also the most violent military power on earth.