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Damien Burke retweeted
Remember when teams didn't want to sign Colin Kaepernick because they didn't want the distraction?
Andy Reid just took five straight minutes of questions for a practice squad kicker who missed more than 25% of his FGs the last time he was in the league.
#Chiefs HC Andy Reid faced five straight minutes of questions about Justin Tucker today, including what message his signing sends to female fans of the team.
"He's done his suspension. Took care of his business there. I'll leave it at that."
Full back-and-forth exchange below:
Damien Burke retweeted
Malcolm Gladwell just published a new book and gone on one popular show after another arguing that the U.S. needs to massively expand the profitable police surveillance state. The entire argument is based on an embarrassing factual error.
Damien Burke retweeted
LAPD pig Anthony Gutierrez threatened his girlfriend, prompting her to call 911 and then dragged her out of a house at gunpoint in the middle of the afternoon yesterday
ALT screenshot of a news article titled “LAPD officer arrested after dragging romantic partner into street at gunpoint, sources say” with a pic of a man on a bike in front off lapd hq
ALT watch the watchers profile screenshot for pig anthony gutierrez
Damien Burke retweeted
Currently, 4,000 LAPD employees have access to search the ALPR database. There’s no serious process to vet which of these employees actually need access. LAPD requires no external, independent auditing of these ALPR database searches.
Damien Burke retweeted
The Police Data Archive obtained 10 years of records of police shootings investigations in Mississippi. We’re publishing it here for activists, journalists and communities interested in transparency and change: drive.google.com/drive/folde…
Mississippi's attorney general says a Senatobia police officer was justified in the June shooting death of a 1-year-old boy while responding to a shoplifting call. The conclusion of the state's investigation follows months of mourning and calls for justice. cnn.it/4z0O5X6
Damien Burke retweeted
WARNING: New LAPD Shooting Video Released.
How many times did they need to shoot him as he’s crumbling to the ground?
Damien Burke retweeted
5 young men in the LA area have had their eyes shot out by police and federal agents while protesting ICE.
New from me for @capitalandmain
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Damien Burke retweeted
Not a single LAPD received a sustained complaint over cops violating protesters or press at last year’s ICE protests.
This is despite the federal courts finding so much abuse against press that they issued a restraining order against the LAPD.
Damien Burke retweeted
“Last month, LAPMA made its biggest single political contribution ever: donating $100,000 to a political action committee sponsored by the LAPD officers’ union, which also opposes Raman.
In keeping with California election laws, LAPMA promptly disclosed the $100,000 contribution in a filing to the Secretary of State. But there was a problem: The person who signed the paperwork, David Lara, has been dead since 2024, following complications from esophageal cancer.”
Trouble in LA’s deep state: the union that represents managers in LA city government has listed a dead man as their political committee treasurer for 2+ years and failed to disclose tens of thousands of dollars in political donations.
And the union is being sued over alleged “financial irregularities” including $3.7M in unpaid dues
In today’s @LAMaterialNews >>
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Damien Burke retweeted
“Fucking deport them, call ICE.”
LAPD whistleblower recorded a recruitment division officer saying that in a conversation *about Latinos.*
LAPD Chief McDonnell had the DA charge the whistleblower w/16 felonies, but let bigot keep his job. Should Chief McDonnell be fired?
Damien Burke retweeted
LAPD cop sexually violated a woman he previously put on a 5150 mental health hold. Chief Moore sustained the complaints against him. Jim McDonnell reopened the case 2 years later and ruled allegations were “Demonstrably False.”
Should McDonnell be fired?
Keep in mind, this is what the internal investigation found:
“Espadas, although little time on the job, should have known off-duty contact with as individual he placed on a 5150WIC Hold was inappropriate and would not be tolerated. It is this type of nefarious behavior in which this Command cannot trust Espadas with the responsibilities and prudence associated with the demands of a public servant. Furthermore, there is a level of deceit and nefarious activity that Espadas would obtain [the victim’s] cell phone number without her consent and contact her upon her release from a 5150WIC Hold.
Lastly and equaling troubling, is Espadas request to watch having sex with a dog. The request is not only disturbing but akin to criminal behavior. Espadas behavior is clear and undeniable misconduct. His actions violate the most basic tenets of civic duty and causes undeniable harm in eroding the public trust.”
Wrote about LAPD cop Gabriel Espadas trying to force a woman in mental health crisis to have *sex with a dog.*
This came after he fisted and anally penetrated her.
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Damien Burke retweeted
It’s been over 4 years since I requested @bakersfieldpd’s department headshots. I recently called them to ask for an update and they said they had no update and that it would be completed when it’s completed.
Damien Burke retweeted
Federal judge issued a restraining order against the LAPD for beating and violating press. LAPD Chief McDonnell followed up by saying when his cops violate the restraining order it’s “non-disciplinary.”
How is that acceptable? Should the Chief be fired?
Damien Burke retweeted
The court ordered the LAPD to turn over 3,700 secondary employment permits to me (so we can see which LAPD work for ICE contractors).
LAPD Chief McDonnell is refusing to comply with the court order.
Should he be fired?
Damien Burke retweeted
Karen Bass’s police chief (McDonnell) said it’s “non-disciplinary” when an LAPD cop violates a “federal restraining order” by beating & arresting journalists during the ICE protests.
Pretty fascist to me.
In the now-deleted video, Raman was asked what she would do to “defascistize the city,” to which the mayoral candidate responded with a call for a “culture shift” and “new leadership” within the LAPD.
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Damien Burke retweeted
1 year ago this morning ICE/FBI drew guns on DACA recipient Yaakub Vijandre & arrested him. DHS says he's a "terrorist" bc of social media posts opposing genocide & defending detainee rights. Detained for one year & counting.
Opposing US/Israel gvm't ≠ terrorism! Free Yaakub!
Damien Burke retweeted
12/ We spent months compiling every case we could find of immigration agents detaining Americans.
We did it because the government hasn't.
And now, we're sharing every one of those cases with you.
Explore our database: propub.li/4y9hxJh
ALT Screenshot of database titled "Explore All Incidents Where Citizens Were Detained." Text below explains that this is every incident ProPublica could find in which one or more citizens were reportedly detained between January 2025 and September 2026. There are 506 citizens' cases in the database, and users can sort by what the incidents involve, where the incident is located, and the recency of the case.
Damien Burke retweeted
3/ 100+ Americans have been held after agents questioned their citizenship.
Nearly all of them were people of color. They say they were profiled — detained because of their skin color, accents or jobs.
“ICE isn’t looking for criminals. They’re looking for Latinos,” one said.
ALT 100+ U.S. citizens held after agents questioned their citizenship
Damien Burke retweeted
LAPD operates one of the highest paid police departments in the country (and world)
Read the full analysis & breakdown
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