Nearly 800,000 local, county and state police work across America everyday without hiding their faces behind a mask. Nothing more need be said.

Nearly 800,000 local, county and state police work across America everyday without hiding their faces behind a mask. Nothing more need be said.

Nearly 800,000 local, county and state police work across America everyday without hiding their faces behind a mask. Nothing more need be said.

Freedom rings - - starting on the Streets of Minneapolis - - Let Freedom ring across the streets of America

Why (how) did Trump know a raid was going to take place in the first place???? He’s the last person who should have known in advance let alone “asking” someone to attend.

Clearly showing up in the Epstein files has a bigger impact to the Brits than those named in the US..... How many in the US who have been named, stepped down from their positions? It must not be shameful enough or it's just now acceptable to use the Trump method to LIE and DENY.

If Trump Border Czar Tom Homan wants ICE/CBP to be respected as a legitimate law enforcement agency then they need to perform like one, starting with the entire proper classroom and field training programs, supervision and accountability.

This level of decision-making occurs rapidly, often within fractions of a second during critical incidents. Trained officers also know to avoid "sympathetic shooting," which refers to firing simply because others are shooting, rather than based on their own assessment of the threat.

If an officer does not see a clear threat, they should not fire. Additionally, officers must recognize that they are accountable for every bullet they discharge, meaning they need to be aware of their target, as well as what lies around and behind it. They are responsible for where that bullet goes.

When someone yells "gun," it does not mean that all officers should immediately begin firing at a person. Instead, before discharging their weapons, each officer is responsible for verifying the presence of an actual threat that requires the use of lethal force.

The FAFO organization is positioned to act in response to cases such as these involving potential assaults by federal agents on civilians.

Regarding the shooting of Mr. Pretti, there are several principles that well-trained law enforcement officers are expected to understand and perform.

If an officer is attempting to make an arrest, shoving the person backwards is not an effective or appropriate means of maintaining control, which is the fundamental objective during an arrest. If there is no arrest being made, using physical force or chemical agents constitutes an assault.

Law enforcement officers are not permitted to shove (put hands on) or use chemical sprays on individuals without lawful justification.

Often, these actions involved federal agents shoving or pushing individuals & using chemical irritants, such as pepper spray when not justified. Notably, Mr. Pretti and those he was aiding were among those subjected to these actions, which, as we saw escalated resulting in his being shot & killed.

While seeing live coverage and news reports on January 24th, there were numerous occasions where federal agents physically engaged with citizens in ways that appeared questionable, and in some cases, could be characterized as outright assaults.

Pls see my statement