No new powers for law enforcement, until all these folks are out of the profession

[Agit8r]

' Off-duty and former law enforcement officers from New Hampshire, Oakland, Texas, and elsewhere all participated in the armed siege. One Metro D.C. police officer wrote on Facebook that off-duty police and members of the military who joined the riot were able to gain access to the Capitol after flashing their badges and ID cards, Politico reported. “If these people can storm the Capitol building with no regard to punishment, you have to wonder how much they abuse their powers when they put on their uniforms '

The Rioters Weren't All "Blue Collar MAGA" — They Were CEOs, Lawyers, & Police Officers

Off-duty and former law enforcement officers from New Hampshire, Oakland, Texas, and elsewhere all participated in the armed siege. One Metro D.C. police officer wrote on Facebook that off-duty police and members of the military who joined the riot were able to gain access to the Capitol after...

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[KissMy]

LEO's don't even rank in top 20 dangerous jobs, yet they have most believing it's the most dangerous job & they deserve more power, respect & forgiveness for their crimes.

 

[Agit8r]

A "bipartisan" bill has been proposed that offers more powers to law enforcement, without eliminating those who are known to abuse all powers given to them:

ACLU Statement Opposing H.R. 4192, Confronting the Threat of Domestic Terrorism Act | American Civil Liberties Union

In this letter to the U.S. House Judiciary Committee, the ACLU urged Members to oppose H.R. 4192, Confronting the Threat of Domestic Terrorism Act. By reifying and broadening domestic terrorism authorities, H.R. 4192 would unnecessarily expand law enforcement authorities to target and...

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