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Paris, France: Happening Now -- Riots during 1st May protest. Thousands of police and demonstrators have squared off on the streets of Paris amid huge MayDay protests in the French capital.
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LA County Sheriffs: Today is #NationalFitnessDay. Now that COVID-19 restrictions are being lifted, people are becoming more active. Staying fit and eating healthy is at the upmost importance; exercise and keep yourself in shape. Together we can take down this horrible disease.
β οΈ TRAFFIC ALERT! LA County: 5 FREEWAY CLOSURE! All lanes of the northbound 5 Freeway are closed south of Highway 138 near Gorman after about 1,000 gallons of asphalt spilled from a semi-truck tanker. California Highway Patrol responded to a call of a semi-truck with a tanker full of asphalt that had spilled into traffic lanes on northbound 5 south of State Route 138, south of Gorman in Los Angeles county. Traffic was being diverted to eastbound SR-138, then to Gorman Post Road to rejoin I-5. Caltrans was on the scene but it was unclear how long the lanes would be closed.
It was never about "justice" - it was always about appeasing the angry mob. This is not what America is suppose to look like.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/feds-had-secret-plan-to-arrest-chauvin-at-courthouse-if-found-not-guilty/
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/feds-had-secret-plan-to-arrest-chauvin-at-courthouse-if-found-not-guilty/
Law Enforcement Today
Double jeopardy? Feds had plan to arrest Chauvin at courthouse on federal charges if jury found 'not guilty'
Justice officials had spent months gathering evidence to indict Chauvin on federal police brutality charges, but kept the plan secret.
Meanwhile, in Paris, France: Riot police doing the best they can vs this massive crowd
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Meanwhile, in London, UK: The Kill The Bill protest has now become a full-on rave in Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens, London. Police asking people to disperse.
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Meanwhile, in North Carolina: Elizabeth City Community holds march for police accountability.
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LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva: Gathering, organizing, and collectively seeking a better life through unionization is a quintessential American right. I support the right of County of LA residents to come together and seek a better life for their families. As you address your grievances today in the public forum, all the LASD HQ asks is that it is done peacefully. Please know the LASD will be there for you if we are needed to protect life and property. Remain vigilant and report any information about potential criminal activity to your local law enforcement. If you see something of an emergent nature, please call 9-1-1 and alert law enforcement immediately.
A law professor suggested replacing police with "traffic monitors," who would enforce so-called "minor" violations.
That would include speeding and red light violations, two of the leading causes of serious and fatal vehicle crashes.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/anti-police-wokesters-ban-police-from-enforcing-minor-traffic-violations/
That would include speeding and red light violations, two of the leading causes of serious and fatal vehicle crashes.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/anti-police-wokesters-ban-police-from-enforcing-minor-traffic-violations/
Law Enforcement Today
Catastrophic plan: Anti-police activists are now pushing to stop cops from enforcing all traffic violations
A University of Arkansas law professor suggests replacing police with "traffic monitors," who would enforce so-called "minor" violations, including speeding and red light violations, two of the leading causes of serious and fatal vehicle crashes