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City responds to ACLU s claim of police surveillance on BLM activists

By Julia Bertino Feb 25, 2021 (Undated) The City of Omaha is responding to claims from the ACLU of Nebraska that Omaha Police ran surveillance on black activists during last summer s civil unrest. The American Civil Liberties Union of Nebraska wrote a letter to Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer asking what kind of surveillance had been used against Black Lives Matter activists in the Omaha metro. In part, the letter sought to find out, the extent and utility of Omaha Police Department surveillance of residents active in the racial justice movement. The ACLU says they, through public records requests, OPD emails from last year that named local activists who have been involved in social justice movements and BLM demonstrations. The ACLU accuses the Omaha Police Department of running surveillance on the activists based on their causes, rather than based upon reasonable suspicion of criminal conduct.

ACLU of Nebraska: Omaha police surveilled Black activists in 2020

ACLU of Nebraska: Omaha police surveilled Black activists in 2020 On Thursday, the ACLU of Nebraska publicly released emails from Omaha Police Department (OPD) personnel and City of Omaha officials in which they discuss the surveillance of Black activists and allies. Posted at 12:29 PM, Feb 25, 2021 and last updated 2021-02-25 20:28:01-05 LINCOLN, Neb (KMTV) — UPDATED ON 02/25/2021 2:45 P.M. On Thursday, the ACLU of Nebraska publicly released emails from Omaha Police Department (OPD) personnel and City of Omaha officials in which they discuss the surveillance of Black activists and allies. The ACLU said it obtained the emails “via three public records requests throughout 2020, specifically requesting emails naming local activists.”

Emergency Rental Assistance Program Unveiled by Nebraska Officials

An Emergency Rental Assistance Program has been launched by the State of Nebraska,  available to eligible tenants and landlords and funded through the U.S. Treasury as part of a federal coronavirus relief package. The State’s program provides assistance for both rent and certain utilities, and is only available for renters and not homeowners, according to [.]

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