Ashley Nerbovig
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@laurengill.bsky.social also wrote this tragic article last week exposing the various things that look wrong with the case, and how Boyd was convicted.
The execution is later today. boltsmag.org/anthony-boyd...
The execution is later today. boltsmag.org/anthony-boyd...
He Was Convicted Entirely On Clashing Eyewitness Testimony. Alabama Plans to Execute Him Next Week. - Bolts
No physical evidence connected Anthony Boyd to a 1993 murder. He was sent to death row on the word of a co-defendant who testified under the threat of capital punishment.
boltsmag.org
October 23, 2025 at 8:58 PM
@laurengill.bsky.social also wrote this tragic article last week exposing the various things that look wrong with the case, and how Boyd was convicted.
The execution is later today. boltsmag.org/anthony-boyd...
The execution is later today. boltsmag.org/anthony-boyd...
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SPOG's main concession: Allowing CARE to expand and (supposedly) handle more calls on its own.
However, SPOG has done nothing but undermine CARE so far. Despite past concessions on civilianization (flaggers, traffic cam review), cops mostly remain in those roles
However, SPOG has done nothing but undermine CARE so far. Despite past concessions on civilianization (flaggers, traffic cam review), cops mostly remain in those roles
October 21, 2025 at 10:37 PM
SPOG's main concession: Allowing CARE to expand and (supposedly) handle more calls on its own.
However, SPOG has done nothing but undermine CARE so far. Despite past concessions on civilianization (flaggers, traffic cam review), cops mostly remain in those roles
However, SPOG has done nothing but undermine CARE so far. Despite past concessions on civilianization (flaggers, traffic cam review), cops mostly remain in those roles
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There are countless cases where officers have been accused credibly of committing actual crimes (theft, DV, etc.) but findings have not been sustained because the OPA can’t meet the elevated standard.
October 21, 2025 at 11:21 PM
There are countless cases where officers have been accused credibly of committing actual crimes (theft, DV, etc.) but findings have not been sustained because the OPA can’t meet the elevated standard.
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It would be surprising (almost outside of the realm of plausibility) for SPOG to give this up.
It’s the main tool by which SPOG protects officers who have been accused of criminal behavior or dishonesty.
It’s the main tool by which SPOG protects officers who have been accused of criminal behavior or dishonesty.
October 21, 2025 at 11:19 PM
It would be surprising (almost outside of the realm of plausibility) for SPOG to give this up.
It’s the main tool by which SPOG protects officers who have been accused of criminal behavior or dishonesty.
It’s the main tool by which SPOG protects officers who have been accused of criminal behavior or dishonesty.
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Also, not too sure about these “sources,” but they can’t be too “familiar with the contract”
The existing contract only imposes an “elevated standard of review” on termination cases that are “stigmatizing.”
In practice, the standard is “clear and convincing” not “beyond a reasonable doubt”
The existing contract only imposes an “elevated standard of review” on termination cases that are “stigmatizing.”
In practice, the standard is “clear and convincing” not “beyond a reasonable doubt”
October 21, 2025 at 11:15 PM
Also, not too sure about these “sources,” but they can’t be too “familiar with the contract”
The existing contract only imposes an “elevated standard of review” on termination cases that are “stigmatizing.”
In practice, the standard is “clear and convincing” not “beyond a reasonable doubt”
The existing contract only imposes an “elevated standard of review” on termination cases that are “stigmatizing.”
In practice, the standard is “clear and convincing” not “beyond a reasonable doubt”
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It's a basic requirement that the captain of the East Precinct must be...a captain. Raguso was an acting captain (with the permanent rank of lieutenant) until the results of the captain's exam were released in August. He failed. Badly.
www.seattle.gov/documents/De...
www.seattle.gov/documents/De...
www.seattle.gov
October 9, 2025 at 11:24 PM
It's a basic requirement that the captain of the East Precinct must be...a captain. Raguso was an acting captain (with the permanent rank of lieutenant) until the results of the captain's exam were released in August. He failed. Badly.
www.seattle.gov/documents/De...
www.seattle.gov/documents/De...
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Well, now that Erica Barnett has blocked us, we might as well point out that Publicola completely cannibalized a story we broke without crediting us—something she’s always loudly chastising other outlets for.
Note the dates below:
Note the dates below:
October 9, 2025 at 9:37 PM
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This is also inaccurate. Erica should've read through our posts more thoroughly when she was raiding them.
Tietjen was supposedly transferred for this incident, but he had been at the North Precinct since Nov 2020 and remained after the case closed. He was promoted a few months later.
Tietjen was supposedly transferred for this incident, but he had been at the North Precinct since Nov 2020 and remained after the case closed. He was promoted a few months later.
October 9, 2025 at 9:05 PM
This is also inaccurate. Erica should've read through our posts more thoroughly when she was raiding them.
Tietjen was supposedly transferred for this incident, but he had been at the North Precinct since Nov 2020 and remained after the case closed. He was promoted a few months later.
Tietjen was supposedly transferred for this incident, but he had been at the North Precinct since Nov 2020 and remained after the case closed. He was promoted a few months later.
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She also used this incident ripped straight off our Twitter feed and then linked to the OPA report that she also lazily obtained from our Twitter feed.
October 9, 2025 at 8:41 PM
She also used this incident ripped straight off our Twitter feed and then linked to the OPA report that she also lazily obtained from our Twitter feed.