Blacks In Law Enforcement of America National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Professionals

Time 2020-11-18 22:06:45

Web Name: Blacks In Law Enforcement of America National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Professionals

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Black Law Enforcement Challenges Local Elected Officials to Pass Police Criminality Laws Police brutality and unjust killings of black men by police are more American than apple pie. What we saw first hand on social media was racial terrorism against George Floyd. Like many other black men and women before him, the officer’s actions are a message of racism and a constant manifestation of extreme indifference to [ ] Black Law Enforcement asks is it a Good Idea to release inmates from Jail during Covid 19 Pandemic? As an organization, we have been at the forefront of criminal justice reform. The Coronavirus pandemic has pushed many government services to the limit. The choice of politicians to release low-level inmates from correctional facilities must be made with caution and a clear head, not a political move to gain election votes this year. Black [ ] Black Law Enforcement, Criminal Justice and the Black Community with Attorney Jonathan Newton Black law Enforcement Unplugged: Today we welcome Attorney Jonathan Newton, who is an activist, former police officer and founder of National Association Against Police Brutality The Battle for Moses People, a look at the history of Black Law Enforcement with Author Terry Watson Our guest this show is Terry Watson, Author of the Battle of Moses People and the historical look of Black Law Enforcement and the historical struggle of Black Law Enforcement against racism in the Criminal Justice System. Black Law Enforcement Challenges Local Elected Officials to Pass Police Criminality Laws Black Law Enforcement Challenges Local Elected Officials to Pass Police Criminality LawsAs a national organization of Black Law Enforcement Professionals, we recognize the need for oversight of policy and procedure and accountability of law enforcement when it comes to “Use of Force” policies and legislation.If an officer certified by the state and is a trained professional, intentionally or unintentionally violates policies, procedures, and training that results in severe injury or death, it should be a crime. If we genuinely want policing to change, there must be real accountability laws. Violations of departmental policies and training must be recognized as criminal actions. We should not accept anything less!Local, county, state, and federal elected officials can also negotiate accountability measures in police union collective bargaining agreements. Cities and states have paid out millions in lawsuits and judgments and still give out raises to unions that have defended racist criminal officers.As Black Law Enforcement, we are tired of talking to politicians and showing them step-by-step how to the right the wrong through policy and procedure and legislation, and then watch the politicians play politics with “Protest Profiteers” that distract the public from the real issues at hand. READ MORE The Black Officers Creed I speak this creed, because I am this creed, I am the Black officer Judge: Police Officers; Records Not Covered by New Discovery Laws In the first significant judicial test of whether the state’s broader trial-discovery laws could ease public access to police officers’ personnel files, a Westchester County Judge has ruled that prosecutors, and by extension defense attorneys, are not entitled to view the records. Police unions in Westchester County succeeded in quashing subpoenas seeking officers’ records in [ ] Hands Up, The Universal Sign of Surrender Unless Your A Black Man In military engagement, hands up is supposed to indicate ‘I give up fighting’, understood as such by all and used in movies, media and cartoons. But why in Law Enforcement when it comes to Black Men surrendering to police, hands up, which is understood as a sign of surrender is being constantly shot at, shot [ ] Law Enforcement supporting the Petition for Buffalo NY, Officer Cariol Horne to get Her Pension As Law Enforcement Professionals, we are asking for the support of former Buffalo Police Officer Cariol Horne. Officer Horne was unjustly fired because she dared to intervene in stopping her co-worker, Officer Kwiatkowski, from assaulting a cuffed suspect and violating a suspect s rights. David Mack, like Eric Gardner, was dying of strangulation, the helpless 59-year-old [ ] NYPD Misconduct Lawsuits Have Already Cost NYC Taxpayers $40 Million This Year New York City taxpayers are on the hook for nearly $40 million in settlements paid out to victims of alleged police misconduct in the first half of this year—a spike of more than 50 percent since last year. Thenewly released data, which the city is required to publish twice a year, shows that 716 civil [ ] Black Children Must be Warned about Encounters with Police There has never been a period in American history where the police have been an asset to or a protector of the Black community, and Black children must be warned at an early age of this reality. If your children haven’t figure it out already, they must be informed about the reality and nature of [ ] It is our duty as peace officers and members of Blacks in Law enforcement of America to continue the fight for freedom, justice, and equality for all citizens. We will be advocates of law enforcement professionals by establishing continuous training and support. As black law enforcement professionals, we pledge our time, honor, and talent for the uplifting of our communities. We are truly the leaders of the community, in and out of our blue uniform In May 2020, the United States will undergo a “Universal Periodic Review” (UPR) of its domestic human rights record at the UN Human Rights Council. In 2019, UNA-USA campus and community chapters hosted local Universal Periodic Review (UPR) Consultations to engage the UN on strengthening human rights in the United States CLICK HERE FOR REPORT  Black Cop Speaks Out on Corruption in Westchester Police Department MVPD Officer, Murashea Bovell, his Atty Joseph Murray, and Sonia Wiggins Pruitt of The Nat’l Black Police Assoc Mt. Vernon police officer sues city, department claiming racist treatment, misconduct, harassment If you see something, say something that s what police tell people in order to protect the public. But one officer says that s not the motto in the Mount Vernon Police Department. Officer Murashea Bovell says for the last 12 years, he has been subjected to racist comments and witnessed officers perform serious misconduct against [ ] Black Law Enforcement Responds to Black Cop Called Rat for Exposing Corruption The story of Mount Vernon Police Officer Murashea Bovell is not new in the struggle of Black Law Enforcement Officers within the various Law Enforcement Departments throughout the United States.  As Black Law Enforcement Professionals, we know for a fact that Racism, corruption, and Bigotry exist in Law Enforcement. We must denounce all forms of it. [ ] NEWSONE SPECIAL REPORT PT. 1 BLACK VS BLUE NewsOne, a national Blacknewsplatform, exploring the conflicts of being a BIack Officer in Story titled “Policing BlackAmerica”. The “OneStory” is a monthly video series that sheds light on stories affecting the Black Community. With “Policing BlackAmerica,” The three episodes explore the rise of Black police chiefs in the era of racist police shootings that routinely [ ] NEWSONE SPECIAL PT. 2 POLICING BLACK AMERICA NewsOne, a national Blacknewsplatform, exploring the conflicts of being a BIack Officer in Story titled “Policing BlackAmerica”. The “OneStory” is a monthly video series that sheds light on stories affecting the Black Community. With “Policing BlackAmerica,” The three episodes explore the rise of Black police chiefs in the era of racist police shootings that routinely [ ] NEWSONE SPECIAL PT. 3 LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL NewsOne, a national Blacknewsplatform, exploring the conflicts of being a BIack Officer in Story titled Policing BlackAmerica . The OneStory is a monthly video series that sheds light on stories affecting the Black Community. With Policing BlackAmerica, The three episodes explore the rise of Black police chiefs in the era of racist police shootings that routinely [ ] Behind the Blue Wall Black Law Enforcement Speak Part 1 Blacks in Law enforcement will continue to express “ Black” as it refers to people of color that are law enforcement professionals. The emphasis is on the common experience and determination of the people of African, Afro-Caribbean and Asian origin that opposes the effects of the policies and procedures in the history of our Justice [ ] Black Law Enforcement we are Cop and Community Veteran New York Police Sergeant LisaMarie Newkirk breaks the Blue Wall of Silence and speaks passionately about her disappointment of the recent black lives lost at he hands of other blacks and at the hands of law enforcement, as well her follow officers who lives were lost as well on YouTube, Wednesday, July 13th. In [ ] Black Law Enforcement Official Response to Mt. Vernon Mayor Thomas “Fake News” Comment In response to Mayor Richard Thomas s statement WVOX Bob Robert Marrone Show and the Journal News calling an article, I did not write but was quoted in Fake News. BW Editor AJ Woodson wrote the article, and the article is FACTUAL! Unfortunately for Thomas s Trump style response to the Fourth Estate has no credibility or [ ] Black Law Enforcement we are Cop and Community Veteran New York Police Sergeant LisaMarie Newkirk breaks the Blue Wall of Silence and speaks passionately about her disappointment of the recent black lives lost at he hands of other blacks and at the hands of law enforcement, as well her follow officers who lives were lost as well on YouTube, Wednesday, July 13th. In [ ] Black Law Enforcement and the need for REAL Community-based policing Police-Community relations are now fragile across the country. Why? What can be done? Hear Ron Hampton, retired police officer share his view. Hear Walter Ridley, former Warden and Parole Board Chair, share his views in a provocative dialogue. Black Law Enforcement Challenges Local Elected Officials to Pass Police Criminality Laws Police brutality and unjust killings of black men by police are more American than apple pie. What we saw first hand on social media was racial terrorism against George Floyd. Like many other black men and women before him, the officer’s actions are a message of racism and a constant manifestation of extreme indifference to [ ] Blacks In Law Enforcement of America believes that Law Enforcements’ purpose is to protect and serve. Not to contain the poor, the economically disadvantage or to take advantage of those who cannot fight back or have a true voice in the matter at hand. 455 Tarrytown Rd. White Plains, NY 10607Call: 914-525-5288Email: info@bleausa.org blacks_in_law_enforcement National organization of Black Law Enforcement Professionals who are Activist for Community Uplifting @Bleausa #blackcopscare This error message is only visible to WordPress admins Error: API requests are being delayed for this account. New posts will not be retrieved.Log in as an administrator and view the Instagram Feed settings page for more details. By subscribing to our mailing list you will always be update with the latest news from us. We never spam.Black Law Enforcement Challenges Elected Officials to Pass Police Criminality Laws As a national organization of Black Law Enforcement Professionals, we recognize the need for oversight of policy and procedure and accountability of law enforcement when it comes to "Use of Force" policies and legislation.If an officer certified by the state and is a trained professional, intentionally or unintentionally violates policies, procedures, and training that results in severe injury or death, it should be a crime. If we genuinely want policing to change, there must be real accountability laws. Violations of departmental policies and training must be recognized as criminal actions. We should not accept anything less!Local, county, state, and federal elected officials can also negotiate accountability measures in police union collective bargaining agreements. Cities and states have paid out millions in lawsuits and judgments and still give out raises to unions that have defended racist criminal officers. New York Black Law Enforcement Organizations Demands Executive Order from NYS Governor Cuomo on Police CrimesNew York State has failed to respect the right to life by failing to ensure that state legislation meets international human rights laws and standards on the use of lethal force by Law Enforcement Officers.If our New York State Assembly and Senate are incapable or unwilling to sponsor and pass state laws on police criminality, it is up to Governor Cuomo to sign an Executive Order.If an officer certified by the state and is a trained professional, intentionally or unintentionally violates policies, procedures, and training that results in severe injury or death, it should be a crime in the State of New York.As Black people and as Law Enforcement, we are tired of being sick and tired being first-hand witnesses to the unjust killings of our people. We are tired of seeing our politicians, Black and White cowing down to police unions that defend racist killer cops.

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