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Iowa City Council member discusses abolishing police

Iowa City Council member discusses abolishing police Brian Tabick © Provided by Cedar Rapids KCRG-TV Iowa City Council member discusses abolishing police IOWA CITY, Iowa (KCRG) - “The abolishment of police would mean that there were no more police,” said Laura Bergus. “I think it was pretty clear. I imagine a long slow process where the community builds alternatives to what our current policing is.” A city without an armed police force. That was what Council Member Laura Bergus said the city should be working toward, and that included responding to violent incidents. “Policing that uses lethal force to answer every possible kind of call is premised on punishment,” she said. “It’s premised on violence, and I don’t think, personally, that’s how we protect the members of our community.”

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Iowa City councilwoman looks to abolish police

Share and speak up for justice, law & order. IOWA CITY, Iowa A local government productively functioning without a police department is what an Iowa City councilwoman says their city should be working toward; and that includes responding to violent crime, according to a local report. “The abolishment of police would mean that there were no more police,” said Iowa City Councilwoman Laura Bergus, apparently thinking utopia is feasible. “I think it was pretty clear. I imagine a long slow process where the community builds alternatives to what our current policing is.” Bergus made some outlandish comments, which demonstrates her naivety and lack of understanding about how law enforcement officers function.

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Iowa City Council suspends Truth and Reconciliation Commission until next month

IOWA CITY The Iowa City Council suspended its Truth and Reconciliation Commission for four weeks and plans on a joint meeting with the group once vacancies are filled. Following two hours of public comment and another hour of council discussion, the council around midnight Wednesday voted 5-2 to suspend the commission until April 15. During the suspension, the council will seek to replace three members who resigned from the commission. Some council members argued four weeks was not enough time while others responded to demands from the public that clear benchmarks be set for the commission’s return. “This grieves me to my core that I, as a Black sitting mayor, have come before this council and asked for a suspension,” Mayor Bruce Teague said. “I am totally committed to the charge of the TRC.”

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Investigation Underway into Alleged Inappropriate Comments by Taylorville Mayor

Investigation Underway into Alleged Inappropriate Comments by Taylorville Mayor
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Final chapter of Kelly Thomas beating death closes as fired officers abandon appeals

The City of Fullerton was notified through an Orange County Superior Court filing on March 8, 2021 that former officer Joseph Wolfe has abandoned his appeal of his termination. This follows notification on March 5, 2021 that former officer Jay Cicinelli also abandoned his appeal. Both officers were terminated by the City of Fullerton for their role in the July 5, 2011 beating death of Kelly Thomas, a resident with mental health issues experiencing homelessness. “I am pleased that this ugly chapter in our history is finally behind the City and our residents,” stated Mayor Bruce Whitaker. “The beating death of Kelly Thomas was tragic on its own, with lasting and continued damage, but the costly and lengthy process to uphold the City’s termination of the involved officers took almost 9 years to resolve.”

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