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Yep. These fuckers knew their cameras were on and didn't fucking care. Nor did anyone standing around watching them.
I did not realize those calls ever stopped from all the other incidents. >

Americans have an extremely short attention span. >

Correction: The media has an extremely short attention span. >

No, that's done on purpose. Once they stop covering the story, nobody cares anymore. They know they could get away with it because Americans have an extremely short attention span. >

Maybe that’s true for you and the people around you, but it’s not true for me and the people around me. Maybe it’s because I’m a minority who grew up in a community that’s always been affected by these issues. 
If you have the luxury of a short attention span for police brutality, I don’t blame you if it’s not constantly on your radar, but let’s not pretend that just because you forget, so does everybody else. >

Ending qualified immunity and requiring individual officer insurance will quickly address many of the issues. Tack on a lifetime database of an employee record for good measure. >

Qualified immunity doesn’t apply in a criminal case. All officers are being charged with 2nd degree murder. >

Officers are going to act a lot more carefully if they know they can be held liable for their actions.