This isn’t rocket science. If you reduce the number of cops in high crime areas and handcuff the remaining officers you will not be saving black lives. Instead, you will turn your streets into rivers of blood and your cities into war zones where no one will want to live and work. Many of these areas are predominately African American, and you know damn well they will be the innocent victims of your war on law and order.

Again, these Democrats may be mentally deficient but they fully understand what defunding the police will result in. They are culpable and they should be held responsible for the growing violence.

Look at the backgrounds of these politicians and thugs running the anti cop groups. They are Marxist radicals doing what Marxist thugs have done everywhere else. They must eliminate the rule of law to protect their own crimes and tyranny and to enforce their agendas by mob rule. Wake up.

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To abolish capitalist law enforcement would therefore require first to abolish capitalist law itself. The struggle to eliminate the existing police forces thus must be approached as part of a revolutionary struggle to overthrow capitalism and class society, and to replace the existing state with a socialist government and system. Under the name of abolitionism there are many valuable endeavors to transform interpersonal relations, to reconceive of state and activist responses to different forms of harm, to divest from police budgets and invest in social needs, among others. But the abolition of the capitalist state also requires a program for revolution, where the oppressed seize and hold power and the oppressors lose power.

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Sparks, NV – A veteran Sparks police officer has filed a $1 million lawsuit against the city for allegedly violating his First Amendment rights after he was suspended over social media posts he made about antifa and Black Lives Matter (BLM).

Sparks Police Officer George Forbush, a bomb squad technician with 19 years on the force, filed the 32-page lawsuit in federal court in Reno in April, KRNV reported.

Officer Forbush was previously given a four-day, unpaid suspension as punishment for four social media posts he made, including at least one that referenced antifa and BLM.

According to the lawsuit, he suffered emotional, psychological and reputational harms due to the disciplinary action, which he argued could also damage his employment opportunities post-retirement, KRNV reported.

Officer Forbush was off-duty when he made the posts and made no reference to his job as an SPD officer in any of them, according to the lawsuit.

He is seeking $1 million in damages.

“A public employer may not discipline or retaliate against its employees for the content of their political speech as private citizens on matters of public concern,” the lawsuit reads, according to the Associated Press. “Officer Forbush did not relinquish his right to think, care, and speak about politics and current events when he accepted a job as a police officer.”

The investigation into Officer Forbush began after an anonymous tipster sent city officials a tweet the officer posted in June of 2020, KRNV reported.

“I am going to build a couple AR pistols just for BLM, Antifa or active shooters who cross my path and can’t maintain social distancing,” the tweet read, according to the news outlet.

The city combed through more than 700 of Officer Forbush’s tweets before determining that a total of four warranted disciplinary action, the Associated Press reported.

Another post showed a group of people trying to light a U.S. flag on fire, along with a comment from the veteran officer, the Reno Gazette Journal reported.

“I would be a helper and throw a lot of gasoline in their direction as they held their lighters and they say oops as I walked away,” he wrote.

Another post involved Officer Forbush reacting to a photo of a man exposing himself in a public area, the Reno Gazette Journal reported.

“Next time put him in some cross-hairs or on a red dot, please,” he said.

Officer Forbush also made a post blasting a police officer who had been accused of falsifying evidence, the Reno Gazette Journal reported.

“He made a lot of good cops look bad. It would be ironic if someone planted drugs by cramming them up his a– so they could be found during an intake search when he goes to prison for what he did. That would be the tip of the iceberg on the punishment scale,” the post read.

Officer Forbush was placed on administrative leave on Aug. 18, 2020, while the investigation was being conducted, the Reno Gazette Journal reported.

He was sanctioned to four days of unpaid leave on Dec. 4, 2020.

According to the city’s social media policy, “employees and elected officials should not post discriminatory remarks, harassing statements, and threats of violence or any language that can be viewed as malicious, obscene, threatening or intimidating toward fellow employees, citizens, or vendors,” the Associated Press reported.

The lawsuit described Officer Forbush’s case as a “warning broadcast to all city employees that they had better not say anything, anywhere, in any forum, even in their personal social media discussions of matters of public concern.”

According to the lawsuit, Officer Forbush is also asking the court to order the city to “implement a policy governing officers’ personal social media use that is consistent with the Constitution,” and to have the disciplinary action associated with the incident purged from his personnel file, the Associated Press reported.

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McGurran, who joined the NYPD in April 2017 and was assigned to the 81st Precinct, was shot three times in the gunfight around 11:15 p.m. Wednesday in Bushwick.

Mayor Bill de Blasio hailed the 28-year-old officer as a hero Thursday morning and praised the NYPD’s policing strategies that got the alleged gunman off the street. 

“This is an example of the dangers our officers face but also a profound example of the heroism and courage they exhibit, how much we depend on them and the smart strategies of the NYPD to have officers where they are needed,” de Blasio said.

Police Commissioner Dermot Shea said McGurran, along with a sergeant and other cops in the 81st Precinct, spotted a man “walking briskly” and “blading his body” near Macon Street and Howard Avenue.

When the cops got out of the car, the man with “a firearm turns on the officers and begins to shoot,” Shea said.

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McGurran, who lives in Smithtown, Long Island, was hit in the bulletproof vest, the buttocks and right leg, Shea said.

He was taken to Kings County Hospital Center and was expected to be released Thursday afternoon.

De Blasio said the officers were near the Brooklyn park because there had been previous violence in the area.

“That’s what precision policing is,” he said. “This assailant committed an act of violence and literally ran into the NYPD patrol.

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“Officer Brian McGurran, a heroic officer, [was] out there protecting us.”

The alleged shooter, Boyce Hayward, was taken into custody after being hit once in the leg by gunfire. The 26-year-old was also taken to Kings County Hospital Center.

“This is a story that ends, thank God, with our officer — who, although is wounded and our thoughts and prayers are with his family — is expected to make a full recovery,” de Blasio said.

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