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Police Are Backing Bills That Make It Easier to Crush Nonviolent Protests

Republican legislators in states from Florida to Iowa are creating harsher penalties for protesters

Republican legislators in states from Florida to Iowa are creating harsher penalties for protesters
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Republicans are passing state laws that crack down on protesters

Republicans are passing state laws that crack down on protesters
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Klein-Supported Back the Blue Legislation Debated in Senate this Week | KCII Radio

It’s a big week for the Republican-driven “Back the Blue” bill and one it’s key supporters, District 78 State Representative Jarad Klein (R) of Keota. The legislation passed out of the House last week and is slated for floor debate starting Wednesday in the Senate. The bill calls for more protection of law enforcement officers in times of civil unrest like the protests in Iowa City last summer. It increases rioting from a misdemeanor to a felony charge, which Democrats say could pit racial justice protestors against law enforcement. Klein says that shouldn’t be a problem if protesters do so peacefully, “Listen here, I’ve got no problem, in fact I encourage protesting, peaceful protesting. So many good things have happened as a result of peaceful protesting in our country’s history that we just need to encourage that, but at the same time, when it turns violent, that’s a different ballgame.”

Iowa public safety department may establish dedicated cold case task force

by Mary Stroka, The Center Square  | April 15, 2021 08:00 AM Print this article Iowa cold case investigations may receive more resources with a bill the Senate unanimously passed April 13. If the House and the governor approve the bill, SF561, the Iowa Department of Public Safety would establish a cold case investigation unit of “at least two full-time agents” that would focus on investigating unsolved cases involving unsolved murders, missing children and missing adults who are presumed to be deceased. “A similar unit existed three years, up until a decade ago, and some cold cases as far back as 40 years were solved,” the bill’s floor manager, Sen. Jeff Taylor, R-Sioux Center

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