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'Power': Chronicling the History of Policing - Vimarsana News

'Power': Chronicling the History of Policing

Four years after the murder of George Floyd, a new documentary traces the long record of police abuses.

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Many anarchists hate cops because cops are part of “the state.” True enough, from one angle. But seen from another, it might be more useful to think of them as a political bloc with their own interests, maybe even a “class fraction” or a Weberian status-group. As Stuart Schrader has argued, this is especially true now, after several rounds of neoliberal “police reform” efforts that entrenched police identity and their sense of group interest through “professionalization” and the emergence of entrepreneurialized competition between municipalities for limited state funding. As th...

LA Police train global police, does it empower human rights violators? - Vimarsana News

LA Police train global police, does it empower human rights violators?

Some cities have reconsidered such partnerships in recent years, notably Durham, NC, which in 2018 passed a resolution barring its Police from receiving "military-style training."

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The LAPD trains foreign police. Does that enable human rights violations? - Vimarsana News

The LAPD trains foreign police. Does that enable human rights violations?

The training of UAE police officers by the LAPD has stirred new questions about the appropriateness of its close ties with overseas security services.

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LAPD training of foreign police raises human rights concerns

Five United Arab Emirates officers graduate from L.A.'s Police Academy, raising new questions about LAPD ties to overseas law enforcement, including Israeli security forces.