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Policing, community yore v oversight, limit force, independently investigate and prosecute, community reputation, body cams for police, better training, end for profit policing, demilitarization, and fair police union contracts. i want to get to two items on there that might seem obscure to some viewers. talk about ending for-profit policing and the union, police union contracts and how they are a factor in this issue. well, evidence from ferguson over the last year has shown america that for-profit policing is a deeply problematic issue in many of our communities, especially communities that suffer from income gaps. especially essential we see traffic tickets, court fees and fines leveraged to provide revenue to municipalities of any size, especially ones that exist here in st. louis county. where that leads to a problem is ....
It turns a lot of municipalities and their criminal justice system in to debtors prisons. people get caught in endless loops of debt and owing money for minor violations, if at all. what we know is that continues to perpetuate violence on our community. we need to free people economically from these systems that continue to oppress them, as well as free our bodies for our dignity. i can talk about police union contracts, as well but essentially we need to ensure police union contracts remove barriers to justice for members of the community. talk about that. the police union contracts, all of the post-police shooting incident procedures that we see and the public gets confused by, why doesn t the police officer talk to the superiors and all of that stuff? most of that stuff is negotiated in to union contracts, isn t it? yep. the police union contracts are something that are often hidden ....
Investigate and prosecute, community reputation, body cams for police, better training, end for profit policing, demilitarization, and fair police union contracts. i want to get to two items on there that might seem obscure to some viewers. talk about ending for-profit policing and the union, police union contracts and how they are a factor in this issue. well, evidence from ferguson over the last year has shown america that for-profit policing is a deeply problematic issue in many of our communities, especially communities that suffer from income gaps. especially essential we see traffic tickets, court fees and fines leveraged to provide revenue to municipalities of any size, especially ones that exist here in st. louis county. where that leads to a problem is it turns a lot of municipalities ....
And their criminal justice system in to debtors prisons. people get caught in endless loops of debt and owing money for minor violations, if at all. what we know is that continues to perpetuate violence on our community. we need to free people economically from these systems that continue to oppress them, as well as free our bodies for our dignity. i can talk about police union contracts, as well but essentially we need to ensure police union contracts remove barriers to justice for members of the community. talk about that. the police union contracts, all of the post-police shooting incident procedures that we see and the public gets confused by, why doesn t the police officer talk to the superiors and all of that stuff? most of that stuff is negotiated in to union contracts, isn t it? yep. ....
The police union contracts are something that are often hidden when people think of what it looks like and especially guarantee people won t be held accountable. what you see is officers files, personnel files are purchased after a year or two years with any discipline in them. you see officers can t immediately talk to investigators. there s a wait period and it is based on some sort of pseudo science that says people need two sleep cycles before they can recount an experience. you see this baked in to contracts, right? deeply embedded. you see places like l.a. where the police union protections are baked in to the charter of the city itself. we wanted to bring light to those things. they guarantee that people will simply not be held accountable. they offer protections, at least even in interrogations you see there are some cities that say officers give breaks, only ....