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[@onedominant]

As a 51-year resident of Memphis, we were thrilled when the Feds got involved with this. Until then, we were expecting the usual injustice from our justice system - the proverbial slap on the wrist. But a badge is no exemption from the law... or, at least, it shouldn't be. We do have a lot of good officers in Memphis. As a downtown resident, I meet many of them. We need more like that lot... and none like the other.

[@raygunsforronnie847]

Indeed! I worked downtown and Beale St area and the officers were mostly good cops trying to keep a lid on tourists and amateur crooks. That was 25 years ago and I'm glad to be out of Memphis these days. Loved it while I was there but time changes things.

[@WraithAllen]

Yeah. If anything, police (and others in power) should be held to a higher standard with more substantial penalties for breaking the law...

[@SaberToothBicycle]

Still waiting for the Feds to get around to Portland, the PPD, the Proud Boys, their enablers, and their pab leader.

[@katec7862]

Aren’t they already under Federal supervision? PPD that is?

[@DeanCalhoun]

several top proud boys were sent to prison for 10+ years

[@SaberToothBicycle]

I saw the racism institutionalized in our justice system beginning with the April 23, 1985 murder of Lloyd D. "Tony" Stevenson at the hands of the Portland Police. United States Marine Corp Veteran, father of five--Fred Meyer security guard; a large Black man--Lloyd had stopped a robbery at a 7-11. The police, busy with their suspect--noticed a fight in the other corner of the parking lot. The officers rushed over, and since "the big Black man must be the bad guy"--they went after Lloyd. Choked him. He never got to see his kids again. In response to public outcry, members of the police printed up T-shirts, with the image of a revolver pointed out at you, and the slogan "Don't Choke 'em, SMOKE 'em!" --the unwritten but obvious subtext: "We will now escalate police violence against Blacks, in response to your blowback. We can murder with impunity--and don't you forget it." Terror is a favorite tool of cowards. I remember when Stevenson was buried with military honors--then too there was racist static--as if a murdered Marine deserved any less. As a little kid the whole terrifying story made me sad, and furious. Reality sunk in: Systemic violence--to the point of murder? Racism was alive and well--and it was way worse than just a hideous personal character flaw. Tony wasn't the first... Not by a long shot. But he could've been the last. Public outcry over police violence still elicits the same cowardly responses: "We are the power. You cannot deny us our racism. We will respond by escalating police violence." I know the DOJ has investigations open regarding Portland, but I don't know the specifics currently. @katec7862 So you might be right about that.

[@WJV9]

Proud Boys leaders are already in prison, their trial was last summer.

[@katec7862]

I know they were under supervision and they still got into some trouble because they had some really bad stuff in their training manual that they were using. I don’t know if that extended the supervision or anything like that because I haven’t seen anything about it since I saw the report in OPB.

[@stankdelicious6479]

Can we start calling them “Criminal Cops” instead of “bad apples”?

[@LlyleHunter]

You’re right. Precise language is imperative and should be the order of the day or we will be forever glossing over the matter and so many other societal ills and nothing will ever be solved until we do define what things really are.

[@anotherkenlon]

Sad part is they *are* bad apples. It's just that no one remembers the full saying: "A bad apple spoils the whole barrel." If you have a bunch of apples stored, and none of them start rotting, then they can stay good a very long time, drying out but still being edible. But if one actually starts to rot, *all* of them will rot. And that's what's happened to the police - anyone who goes in with decent intentions doesn't stay that way.

[@DrippyDerp]

We need a few more questions on the entrance exam if you ask me!!!!

[@abraxasjinx5207]

"Criminal cops" is redundant. It's like saying "criminal gang member". The word "cops" implies criminality.

[@BrotherKnowledge.]

​@@abraxasjinx5207 My thoughtd exactly.

[@SpectrumOfChange]

Fifteen years is the DEAL 😮 Never thought I'd live to see the day when it almost looks this is starting to be taken seriously...

[@jeremygregorio7472]

Joe Biden's doj isn't fucking around

[@manu-tonyo9654]

Yep, weird how the law is being applied to people who played the immunity game.

[@SpectrumOfChange]

@@manu-tonyo9654 yeah, and it's about time .. Even not including things on the news, the stories I've heard from my extended communities are reprehensible. Especially from young women, and sometimes young men too. It's about time, is all I can say.

[@katiekane5247]

@@SpectrumOfChange local news gets a message, try to always make cops look good. If you can't, ignore it. Every bit of legacy media has been systematically bought off. Advertising dollars keep the narrative positive. You've seen ads for Boeing haven't you? Like what viewer is in the market for an airplane SMH 🙄

[@katiekane5247]

I used to follow a cannabis activist in Memphis. He was subjected to some pretty shady tactics and when he tried to show how messed up the system was there, he passed away in custody. Maybe he got too close. RIP Thorne Peters Glad there's real time coming for these bad cops.

[@CCinthesaddle]

Same thing happened in Colorado.

[@comfortablynumb9342]

Easy to believe. I grew up around cops at my dinner table, dad was a county sheriff deputy. Cops can be really shady.

[@toneyingram732]

​@@comfortablynumb9342you ought to know your daddy was a low down devil probably

[@Hypatia52]

@@comfortablynumb9342 Yes they. I went to a NYE with a friend at her sister's house. I knew her sister was an ER nurse, forgot that often they marry cops. They weren't cops from New Jersey, they were from Puyallup, etc. I was disgusted about what they thought was funny, how they talked about those they were sworn to protect and serve (?) and I have only felt in more danger 2 other times in my life. I kneed one of them who followed me into the bathroom and didn't want to leave. If you want to be a cop, you want to be a bully. If you want to be a hero, become an EMT/firefighter.

[@johnsteiner3417]

15 years in prison for the plea agreement! The rest are fucked.😳

[@haggielady]

And it's past time they were.

[@raygunsforronnie847]

I'd buy a ticket to that, metaphorically speaking.

[@johnsteiner3417]

@@haggielady Very much so. That DoJ is pressing this hard is a good sign that they're done with letting excessive force and killings slide.

[@bradsanders6954]

If he was a politician or lawyer and rich, he woulda got probation and a 6000 fine.

[@patricksullivan8268]

Settlements should be paid out of police pension funds. Watch extra-legal killings immediately cease.

[@MeldaRavaniel]

I'm actually a little skeptical about that. I think it would instead incentivize cops who might have come forward about a crime to keep quiet, because it would hurt them, too. I'm not sure how much it would prevent, though, so maybe there's an argument there, but if it's spread out, it's less of a deterrent than it should be. I think the officers involved should be liable, and anyone who knew, but didn't tell, should also face consequences, at the very least losing their job. Regarding that last bit, I like what the FBI does regarding candidness. If an FBI agent is asked about something serious like this, they have the right to not say anything if they want to, but that means they can't be an FBI agent anymore. No black spot or reprimand, just "okay thank you, we don't need your services anymore". That fosters a culture of candid transparency.

[@YTEdy]

I agree. I would add that somewhere between 95% and possibly up to 98% of cops try to do a good job. We hear about the mistakes, but that doesn't mean all cops should be punished for the mistakes of a minority. There would also be legal issues of taking from their pension, just as you wouldn't take from every teacher's pension if a few teachers were caught molesting students. @@MeldaRavaniel

[@craigejacobs]

@@MeldaRavaniel "cops who might have come forward". Does such an animal even exist anymore?

[@Kenjiro5775]

Fifteen years compared to an eternity of death IS a light tap on the wrist. People excuse way too much.

[@SpectrumOfChange]

@@MeldaRavaniel that's an interesting counter argument, thank you.

[@susangordon1157]

I think when this all shakes out, they'll find that the city hired just exactly the kind of cops they wanted for this team... attack dogs.

[@lunarsma8446]

The origin stories of why the police were first assembled is chilling.

[@gking407]

Has anyone seen changes on an organizational level to make sure atrocities like this never happen? Or are we going to pretend putting cops in jail is some sort of solution?

[@BeauoftheFifthColumn]

I've been monitoring that. They've disbanded the team, and done baby reforms steps, nowhere near enough. But... my understanding is that Ben Crump's team is on it. I have a high degree of confidence that they'll get something done.

[@amberandrews6842]

Getting them into prison, makes them all aware changes need to be made. I hope it's changes for the good.

[@margaretnicol3423]

... or at least persuades them to be less bad now they know there are consequences! @@amberandrews6842

[@greenspitfire17]

@@BeauoftheFifthColumn I appreciate your use of mr. I think that little tweaks to language make a big if subtle change eventually to our minds. Esp based on the research re how folks who speak only one language often have fifteenth ways of thinking about ideas than other monolingual fills who speaks different languages.

[@greenspitfire17]

*different not fifteenth

[@marlinperkins6910]

My eyes went wide when you said the “deal” was 15 years. OMG! I’d like to see trumps bandit gang get “deals” like that.

[@nickybeingnicky]

I'd say 15 for a deal isn't good enough. They tortured him. Hey held him up, one officer on each arm, third officer picking up his uncocious head to hit him again. They beat him after he was dead. For walking.

[@derkeheath5172]

Of course it isn't enough, but it's far more than they would have gotten at any other point in our country's history. Take it as the win it most definitely is, with the understanding that it's just a big step in the right direction.

[@amberandrews6842]

It's a start. Cops ought to be held to a higher standard. Until recently, they weren't even held accountable. Accountability is a good step forward.

[@LlyleHunter]

It’s not a win. It’s a new beginning. It’s hope for a better future.

[@nickybeingnicky]

Guys, with all due respect, they only got caught because they didn't know a street camera was recording.

[@nickybeingnicky]

@@LlyleHunter was Rodney King a new beginning too? This is just another case of average cop, accidentally gets caught by a camera. Remember, the department didn't release body cam until after the street cam came out. The department was ready to suppress the evidence and hide the pigs under QI.

[@iainherridge6253]

Who else is here FOR Knowledge & wisdom in bite sized pieces?

[@konradyearwood5845]

and each bite is cordon bleu quality.

[@christinavuyk2026]

Agreed 😄

[@LowTide941]

Nah I’m here for the shirts bro

[@iainherridge6253]

​@@LowTide941awe there's that too, buy up big it could be your swansong!

[@michel5856]

😊 I like how he brakes it down it down so we can understand everything he covers

[@briangarrow448]

The problem is systematic. Anyone who is interested can find the manuals used to train police officers. Those manuals and programs are based on treating the public as an occupied population with enemy combatants imbedded within the population. Our own taxpayers are considered to be threats to the police forces. As long as we are training an occupying army, don’t be shocked by the way our fellow citizens are treated.

[@timeenoughforart]

About 20 years ago I found I was being treated like a suspect when I got a speeding ticket instead of one of the good old boys. If this is how white folks are getting treated I'd hate to be a minority. A couple of times we have had criminal activity in the area and when I offered to give them the information on what I witnessed they were too busy to listen. Obviously, facts were optional.

[@Sonyag1]

Only citizens in modest neighborhoods get treated like this. You never see people being brutalized in wealthy neighborhoods by police.

[@scratch7971]

@@Sonyag1 it’s because the “state” (rich/rascist) consider them the “occupying force” and not fellow Americans

[@konradyearwood5845]

Quite a few sphincters are probably vibrating like a humming bird's wings down south now that sentencing recommendation is public.

[@tombrown4683]

True. I hope sphincters are reacting in all parts of this nation. Brutality under cover of law is happening in every region.

[@scratch7971]

@@tombrown4683 they are amping up the miss information for this reason. Russobots are posting overtime, they’re spooked even tho Halloween is over

[@brian_atc]

The level of depravity from these monsters was beyond sick and disgusting. Tired of seeing endless numbers of harassment and out right corrupt cops planting evidence, ect...

[@micwclar]

Federal time is at least 80% served. Personally, I f÷El that those that hold a public trust NEED to be held to a higher standard.

[@Oatmeal-Savage]

Would that all crooked cops see this kind of jail time. The jails would be full.

[@MeldaRavaniel]

* full of different people... Fixed that for you. 😓

[@reesetorwad8346]

@@MeldaRavaniel gj 👍

[@stevedubay3097]

Heaven forbid that sociopaths get screened out of and booted out of law enforcement.

[@kimthomas781]

🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯

[@captng]

Beau reports in a calming easy to understanding manner that is pleasing to my mind.

[@iainherridge6253]

Tru dat!

[@Cupid-Stunt]

American minds are tiny and limited?

[@enriquehirshfeltikov2395]

That's nice. Let's ignore the argument of you should be mad at shit.

[@captng]

@@enriquehirshfeltikov2395 why be mad? This is the new normal 🤠

[@vforwombat9915]

@@enriquehirshfeltikov2395 he has been before. if you watch his videos on police brutality, he gets pretty stirred up often. but this was more about the legal cases, not the actual brutality, so he's calmer.

[@debbybridge7064]

Wow! 15 years!!! Sounds like they did some real bad stuff. Thank goodness for Federal oversight when it happens.

[@scoop20906]

This story made me sick to my stomach for weeks after. I feared my young son just going to his job. It doesn’t trigger me as much these days but the fear my son leaves is there every day.

[@argusmacwargus]

For some reason the phrase “Ha ha fuck you pigs” leaps to mind 🤷‍♂️

[@adjwindu70]

1:37 the second I heard that number I thought... "Holy crap! That's what he gets for pleading?!" I think the regular sentences may pass 100 years.

[@mattrobinson47]

It bears understanding that the speed of this investigation and prosecution reflect the same patterns of racial injustice seen elsewhere: Black people, even cops, don’t get the benefit of the doubt, official cover or ‘blue shield’ protections that other cops get, under similar circumstances. Glad it’s such a heavy deal; would like to see this dynamic more often

[@mzhappyfree7688]

I say this all the time… if the “bad cop” is black 8 to 1 they are going to jail. White coo 1 to 8 because that blue shield is as racist as everything else in the criminal justice system

[@kariburlon5790]

Good!! I hope ALL other Depts are paying attention.

[@WilliamBrowning]

They are not. Because so many Americans worship cops.

[@tombrown4683]

I hope so !

[@suemccord2633]

SOCIOPATHS. Lock Them Up!

[@mrpepperidgefarms]

Rrminds me of rhe Rampart madness in LA ..... That mess was all around me growing up....

[@mikeoveli1028]

Beau my question is what is being done with all of the missing texts from the secret Service and their involvement in the attempted coup.

[@krisfrederick5001]

After watching your last Roads video Beau, I was reminded of the quote from The Sum of All Fears by Morgan Freeman to Jack Ryan. Regarding before reacting emotionally instead of thinking and responding. "You're going to be asked for analysis and advice, so be God damn sure you know what you're talking about before you give it. Don't be afraid to say you don't know."

[@genuineimpulse9134]

Don't be afraid to say you don't know." Is great advice for many.

[@hugh261]

Thanks for going deep on the horrible stuff people are doing to their fellow humans. It's sickening just to hear the summary.

[@docinparadise]

An episode of irrational had this story, with the ultimate reason the police killed the man led to a corrupt judge.

[@itsbigal92]

15 years for a cooperating witness. That's hard time for anyone, let alone a cop.

[@biggerboomstick7798]

More and more cops are being charged and convicted for crimes they've committed while on duty. However, they seem unphased and unwilling to self police themselves. I feel in the last 5 years there have been more charged AND convicted, than in any other time before. Yet still no change. Why is that?

[@ldbarthel]

Systemic change is hard. Also, I wouldn't be at all surprised if other police see this as "well *they* screwed up" instead as indicative of the decreasing tolerance for police misbehavior.

[@bengoose2031]

“Some of those that run forces are the same that burn crosses”

[@timothygreene5088]

About time they look at Memphis.

[@jcspoon573]

Can only hope they are greeted with open arms in prison.

[@davincidreams832]

cops DO NOT do well in prison. one step above pedophiles.

[@kimthomas781]

🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯

[@scratch7971]

You know he’s not making it fr

[@jannegrey]

15 years on first deal. Others will be lucky with 25-life.

[@BeautifulPilgrim]

Hi everyone Good news is always welcome in these cases.

[@tombrown4683]

Well howdy there Pilgrim 👋😀 !

[@Ubotit_Unaymit]

🥇👍🏼😉

[@Erin-Thor]

👋🏽🤠🐥

[@shawnr771]

​@@tombrown4683Howdy Tom.

[@shawnr771]

​@@Ubotit_Unaymitgood evening.

[@DonLoco3]

Every time something like this comes out, it re-enforces my views about cops. I trust them as far as I can throw a Buick and not one inch beyond that. In 50+ years, I've never seen anyone happy when the cops show up, for any reason because everyone knows that things have the potential to get SO much worse with the police. Doesn't matter if you are breaking the law, they don't care. We civilians exist to kiss their boots and as another poster pointed out, cops are trained to treat us as enemy combatants at best.

[@zax2004]

What's sad is that there are so many events like this that I couldn't remember what the specifics were without looking up more information than you provided on this video.

[@yurisonovab3892]

If only our corrupt politicians got 'deals' like this.

[@plantyfan]

I'm curious if sentencing like that might begin to deter these activities and cause cops to be less likely to carry out these activities; or if it will serve to make them that much more likely to get buried because it's much more important to not be caught.

[@PatienceShares]

I think it is still important to remember that the white guy (Chauvan) got a much smaller sentence. 😢

[@hawkeye2816]

Once that first domino falls, the rest of them will crumble like a house of cards. Checkmate.

[@carlwatzulik753]

1st plea is 15yrs! Sounds like justice to me! Damn Beau, thanks for this wonderful news!

[@dbentleyto95]

Good for Memphis

[@mo-po]

Good. Such a horrible case.

[@reesetorwad8346]

15 years WITH a deal = 20 or 30-to-life WITHOUT a deal I'm guessing. Thx for being our tracker, B! 💘💘💘😎👍

[@darrenskjoelsvold]

Ooooo 15 years... The others might get to spend the rest of their lives in prison.

[@PhotoFlight]

What happens to the people who put this in motion? Those who conceived of the "Scorpion Team" outlined its mission, set its goals, chose its members? Promotions no doubt.

[@vbachman6742]

The police chief did this and did the same thing at her previous job. She seems to also be corrupt and should be investigated.

[@profipfuscher3229]

...should you or any of your Force be caught, the Secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions. This message will self-destruct in ten seconds. Good luck.

[@genuineimpulse9134]

Huge retirement homes in Western resort towns.

[@JP-JustSayin]

15 years? ... For cooperating? Paging Mark Meadows... Mr. Mark Meadows please pick up any white courtesy phone.

[@bencoomer2000]

When I heard, "15 years" my thought was literally, "That's the opening DEAL?!?" Geebus. I almost don't want to know how bad it's going to be found to be.

[@jeanine1410]

Thank you Beau and Crew.

[@ursamajor26]

Wow... You have to think the rest are very scared right now.. And it appears they deserve to be...

[@TheGiggleMasterP]

Uh oh, sounds like someone's walking in Memphis. 😅

[@dougmiller-z3b]

i the 70's i visited a friend in Detroit, and i heard of the 4 cops that rode together looking to beat offenders, even minor offences, they were called the "Big Four"

[@Phuc_Yhou]

That deal had a sting in the tail...

[@boba5984]

How many innocent people are languishing in jail because of these guys ?

[@janeknisely4383]

I predict The Innocence Project (a non-profit) will be opening up many cases, and overturning many convictions.

[@MemphisGal]

Fewer than you would think, since, according to The Daily Memphian, since 2019, 40 people have died in custody in our jail at 201 Poplar, managed by the Shelby County Sheriff's Department. A couple of weeks ago some jail inmates were chained to each other and locked in a holding cell next to a courtroom. One stabbed another one to death. It's mostly havoc here in Memphis with our law enforcement. But some are not corrupt. A few months ago, two MPD officers were called for a homeless man making a disturbance in a public library. When they approached the guy, he shot one of the officers in the head. His partner eliminated the homeless guy. And don't even get me started on our stunning crime problem. Today, we were declared the most dangerous city in the US. Our crime stats leave Detroit and Baltimore in the dust. It's all complex. And no one seems to have any idea what to do to fix it. Certainly no systemic approach to addressing social inequality generations deep. Those scorpion cops were and are full out monsters. But our law enforcement people are really up against it with the rampant crime. If you live in Memphis, even if you love our city, and you're not scared witless even at home, you're just clueless.🎉

[@gtwfan52]

​@@MemphisGalit's always been my position that bad policing causes more crime, not less.

[@jcraigc1957]

Getting beaten to death by the very ones who are SUPPOSED to there to protect you.... I was brought up to respect and be thankful for the police, THAT is loooooong gone.

[@joeb134]

15 years? Hell no. They are letting them of easy. Plain and simple

[@keything8487]

sholdve been double that.......for ANY person in power, automatic doubling of "recommended" jail times......if not life

[@richardrhodes-gc2ko]

Always Amazed At HOW Many "Deals" are made between the Feds and local law.WTF?

[@davidwarnock4743]

It sounds like these officers are going to get the chauvin treatment

[@Matt-kt9nm]

Enter the corrupt aspect of the judicial system.

[@thatjeff7550]

Beau: "The first cop to plead..." Me: Let me guess, five years probation. Beau: "...got fifteen years." Me: [waiting for the word, "probation." Does not hear word] Shocked Pikachu Face!

[@WildmanUSAF]

Video is the kryptonite to criminal behaviors by those dishing out enforcement.

[@KoRntech]

Considering that deal ya its way way worse to be revealed.

[@OscarSommerbo]

15 years for the best deal. Yeah, I would think we will see a flurry of deals being cut.

[@NunSuperior]

I *just* finished rewatching The Shield the other day. All 7 seaons. Really holds up. A few too many slurs, but at least the baddies are usually the ones saying them.

[@sharonmassey2923]

Catching up in chrony order this time, and getting the sense that momentum is moving in the right...correct direction. The nice thing about momentum is that it's fair; moves in both directions.

[@kingayy9267]

Howdy there, Beau! Thanks for another informative video!

[@comfortablynumb9342]

It's nice to hear that cops are being held accountable for their crimes instead of going free and hurting more people.

[@charleshanks6186]

what pisses me off is that every officer that stood around and watch and didnt stop this crap is not charged. .they all should be ....if it were anyone else they sure as hell would be

[@shawnr771]

Thank you for the commentary.

[@tracyraines5643]

Hi Beau, can you also discuss the outcome of the trial for the cops who murdered Elijah McClain?

[@rebeccacamacho-sobczak4282]

I hope this is a sign to others!!!

[@Hopeful_One]

Well, it _is_ Scorpio season, after all 🦂.

[@MrEiniweini]

I actually watched all 4 of the videos they released on that, I normally would not but I was just looking for anything that might explain it. I hope the guy that got the plea was the one standing back because the two guys holding the man while the third that king hit him while immobilised, I don't think they are doing less time.

[@Skeloric]

With full cooperation there was still a 15 year sentence - it only has to be getting worse from there. Someone is going to see some justice. Maybe.

[@jenniferparker6348]

Excellent news

[@karenrhoads1598]

the Mr Rogers & policeman! i love the sweatshirt 😍

[@AlreadyFree612]

If that's the deal the other dudes are probably sweating, good!

[@markrenfrow9873]

Hey Beau and internet folks.

[@jadeekelgor2588]

Who has the authority to walk into any jurisdiction and shut down (disolve) any law enforcement unit? A: The biggest funder of these organization. They just pull the money. Suddenly equipment and other property is up for sale. ANNND .....Unit members are looking for new jobs.

[@bengoose2031]

Badass shirt Beau.

[@Barkebain]

If this had been left up to the state and the PD, these "officers" would still be on the street stalking new victims. It's time for Memphis citizens to replace their city government with actual human beings who will clean out their PD.

[@crowfoot7355]

Sago Beau thanks again.

[@LoneWolf42389]

The light green color that represents the LEO's shirt on Beau's t-shirt in this video would be the color of the Shelby County Sheriff and NOT Memphis Police Chief. Sarcasm!!! The Scorpion Division is allegedly the police chief's baby from when she headed or was connected to Atlanta Police's infamous Red Dog Scorpion Unit.

[@genuineimpulse9134]

The update material video release has probably been waiting for the T-shirt to arrive.

[@LisaRossosu]

Love the T shirt ❤❤❤

[@fencerjared]

Does the government often give 15 year sentence deals to national crime syndicate members who participated in a gang assault resulting in murder? Or just to their favorite ones?

[@roberteltze4850]

The wind is change is blowing for the scorpion team. They found themselves in a Crossfire and it's turning out to be no Holiday. When the smoke goes down they might find themselves in a real zoo.

[@CCinthesaddle]

Never will get it controlled. Every time we can sting back is a win.

[@daiakunin]

Wow if that was the plea deal then there must've been some truly awful things happening.

[@lornenoland8098]

“King Kong ain’t got nothing on me!” - In walks DOJ Godzilla

[@laurajarrell6187]

Beau, I hope this starts sending messages. I still don't understand why they need that 'Cop City' . Killing that beautiful young activist, as he sat, protesting the destruction of such a beautiful green space to train cops to be more 'military'? To have more groups like this? Why not out in Arizona. They could learn in hot, empty land! 👍💙💖💙🥰✌

[@enricogattone432]

Howdy there, Beau Peeps 😊

[@tombrown4683]

👋 Hi Enrico 😊 !

[@phaedrussocrates7636]

Thank you

[@ronboe6325]

Holy Moly!

[@jaynorris3722]

Better serve every single day. No early release.

[@michellem4287]

Eliminating Qualified immunity made a huge difference in New Mexico.

[@shadowscribe]

That's sending a message, the nicest they're being is 15 years

[@kimberleebrackley2793]

Thank you Beau