This has to be a bluff. They know shooting is just going to kick this thing up a notch. Next the protesters would bring guns and then it’s just all out war
Okay this is way too organized
Stream from L.A.
Scroll waay up in this thread to see the Unicorn Riot streams that were in Minneapolis. The one about the third night, should get that dude a Pulitzer Prize.
More ACAB
Taking water and milk stationed in so protesters can’t wash their eyes when they get tear gassed
https://twitter.com/nataliealund/status/1266877181164089349?s=20
ACAB
LA stream is now in Beverly Hills!
When people say ACAB they better not ever say stereotypes aren’t true.
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ACAB from last night
https://twitter.com/JayScottSmith/status/1266561555409272833?s=20
In other news. Cops are setting up old police cars in various parts of the cities to see people destroy them and create a narrative, of protestors being violent groups.
This happened in Chile with the busses as well, last year.
Seattle
Firing tear gas because of curfew violations. They announced a 5pm curfew, after 5pm. Nothing suspicious…
https://twitter.com/LByock/status/1266885730350981121?s=20
ICE is on the scene in LA 
https://twitter.com/chaeustic/status/1266886055392718848?s=20
https://twitter.com/brxghtswm/status/1266770350530068480?s=20
Not saying that there aren’t Cops that do dumb shit, ACAB is incredibly wrong especially if it’s from a position where people feel they are judged simply because of race or class.
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This was spotted at one of the protest
This was spotted at one of the protest
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EZOytc3X0AATzQe.
EDIT: Sounds like they are going to start cutting cell communication in Minneapolis. I’m sure it’s going to get worse before it gets better.
AllLivesMatter fuckface
https://twitter.com/Gingersonfire/status/1266884385854255104?s=20
Pig thinking this is a game
https://twitter.com/7interlude/status/1266598835213799424?s=20
Chicago
Quite disturbing. Cop car drove into a crowd
https://twitter.com/rob_bennett/status/1266894785375240193?s=19
Holy shit…
https://apnews.com/1f15681c4597ec9f8073c9edfd41baef
The Mississippi attorney general said Thursday that a manslaughter charge will be dropped against a white former police officer in the October 2015 shooting death of an African American man because her office reviewed the case and concluded the officer acted in self-defense.
The killing of Ricky Ball sparked protests in 2015 in Columbus, a mostly black city of 23,000 in northeast Mississippi.
Republican Lynn Fitch became attorney general in January.
In October 2015, former officer Boykin stopped a car where Ball was the passenger. Ball fled the scene and a chase and gunshots ensued. Few of the other facts about that evening have been agreed upon.
Boykin, who did not activate his body camera, alleged that Ball pointed a gun as he fled. The Ball family insisted that Ball did not own a gun.
The gun found by Ball’s body belonged to another Columbus police officer, who claimed that it had been stolen from his house. But the officer did not file a theft claim until 12 days after Ball was shot and killed. Then Boykin was fired and the former police chief resigned. In January, the Guardian revealed that the Columbus police altered a document labeled “uniform incident report”. In February, Boykin sued the city of Columbus for racial discrimination, claiming that he was fired because he was white and the man that he killed was black.
On Wednesday, a grand jury ruled against Boykin’s version of the story.
Documents obtained by the Guardian show police altered a document labeled “uniform incident report” in Ball’s death. An initial version published by the Commercial Dispatch said an officer “tased” Ball before he fled. A new version of the incident report released to the Guardian does not include any mention of Taser use.
“One of these two reports is not true,” said Philip Broadhead, director of the criminal appeals clinic at the University of Mississippi law school. Broadhead said he’s never seen an incident report altered the way the document was in this case. “For police officers to offer up this type of information in the form of an incident report as sworn law officers … It’s a violation of their oath.”
Sure it is…
Suspicion in Columbus grew as police did not release any information about the incident until five days after Ball’s death, and then only in small increments.
On 28 October 2015 – almost two weeks after the shooting – the police department issued an incident report, its first official account of events, as well as a press release that stated that a handgun, marijuana, narcotics and a scale were found within arm’s reach of Ball’s body. The press release said the three officers failed to activate body cameras during the incident, and only one officer activated a camera after the shooting.
Police also said the handgun was stolen from the house of Columbus police officer Garrett Mittan, one of the first officers to arrive at the scene.
The very same day, police issued two reports for alleged burglaries at officer Mittan’s house. Although one alleged burglary occurred more than a year earlier, in September 2014, and the other occurred several months earlier in August 2015, police did not report them until after Ball’s death.
The September 2014 report claims that the robbery occurred while Mittan was at work. But a police schedule obtained by the Guardian says he was not at work that day.
ACAB
sigh
Just as I log out, I see this
https://twitter.com/imactuallynina/status/1266912627193774080?s=20
ACAB
Minneapolis stream
CNN and MSNBC have stopped coverage. Streams still up, hence the post.
NYPD continue their Terrorist streak
https://twitter.com/newyorkyearzero/status/1266459811790704640?s=20
Facist Pigs
Laughed and raged…
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See if the protesters open carried with flack vest shit might be peaceful