@Regrann_App from @cop_block_us-Amid increasingly contentious and excessive displays of force agains

@Regrann_App from @cop_block_us - Amid increasingly contentious and excessive displays of force against water protectors opposing the Dakota Access Pipeline, there are reports officers have had their fill of orders to crack down — and have begun to turn in their badges.In a post to the Standing Rock Rising Facebook page, Redhawk writes:“There have been at least 2 reports of police officers turning in their badges acknowledging that this battle is not what they signed up for. You can see it in some of them, that they do not support the police actions. We must keep reminding them they are welcome to put down their weapons and badge and take a stand against this pipeline as well.“Some are waking up.”In the latest showing of unnecessarily violent police action, a group of unarmed Native Americans and activists crafted a bridge to span a section of Cantapeta Creek in order to perform a prayer ceremony — but police and National Guard troops quickly dismantled the project. When dozens entered the frigid waterway to cross on foot, police coated them with pepper spray, rubber bullets, and, reportedly, tear gas.source: Free Thought ProjectI hope more police officers will remember what is their duty. I’m sure they need water more than oil. It’s obvious.#copblockus #cop #copblock #police #StopPolice #policebrutality #policeviolence #blacklivesmatter #USA #America #copnews #politics #policestate #acab #standingrock #NoDAPL - #regrann #StayWoke -- source link

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