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"Black police showing out for the white cop" - N.W.A.'s Fuck the Police
By the looks of those videos, they better keep going for awhile. >

Every officer on scene did nothing to intervene. Every officer on scene therefore contributed to his death. They all need to go. >

Yep, nobody tried to stop Tyre’s murder. They all just stood around and watched as he was killed. I saw in another video that 2 other Sheriffs from a different department were fired and 2 Firemen were also relieved of duty. 
I hope this is the new norm. To just start cleaning house when something disgusting like this happens. Because it’s obvious the corruption runs deep in this department/city considering how many people were on that scene and not a single person was on poor Tyre’s side. 
Going forward, this is exactly how it needs to be handled. Cops swiftly fired and charged for their crimes. Now if we can only fire and charge the corrupt judges and prosecutors who also play a huge part in this, we will be well on our way to actually reforming the judicial system. >

Won't they just get hired one town over? >

laws to prevent that are definitely necessary for reform >

And a permanent record that follows you from a national level. The problem cops often just move to another precinct and start their reign of terror elsewhere - this has got to change. >

We track sex offenders, why not public offenders? >

and not just from the federal level, we don’t even track them on a state level >

I'm an RN, I have a state board that I have to answer to that keeps a record of my complaints and decides whether or not my license is renewed every 2 years, without a certified license that employers can look up on the government website, I can't work as an RN... Lawyers, doctors and probably many other professions have the same thing. >

And this is one of the reasons I will argue that law enforcement is not a profession. A profession should have extensive educational requirements and a governing body that handles licensing and keeps members accountable to to a strict set of standards. >

I remember watching 'Boys In The Hood'
One of the most poignant parts of the movie is where he gets abused by the harassing police officers... and it's explicitly shown that it's a black police officer who is harassing him.
This isn't a new problem that nobody knew about. 
It's an old problem that nobody did anything about.