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DALLAS UPDATE:
MAPB on WFAA NEWS:
MAPB releases autopsy report:
Andrew Gaynier was shot in the back by a Dallas police officer, Policy level review of recent cases demanded.
MAPB Press Release: http://bit.ly/1pc2hYU
"The jury found them innocent
And the brothers they went free
While Emmett's body floats the foam
Of a Jim Crow southern sea."
"If you can't speak out against this kind of thing
A crime that's so unjust
Your eyes are filled with deadman's dirt,
Your mind is filled with dust." B. Dylan
Our mission is to unite mothers and families nationally who have had their children suffer injustice at the hands of their local Police Department. We will hold law enforcement accountable. Our mission is to have an integral role in the changes and dialogues that will protect and save lives.
We want the following policies and procedures changed and or implemented in every Police Department nationally:
MAPB will lobby for ALL law enforcement civil servants to submit to random drug testing.
MAPB will lobby for ALL law enforcement, when involved in an "Officer Involved Shooting" of an unarmed citizen to submit to blood testing immediately within an hour of the shooting.
MAPB will lobby for ALL law enforcement to wear body camera gear.
MAPB will lobby that ALL District Attorney procedures include an Officer's job performance background in all investigations and trials when an officer has killed an unarmed citizen.
MAPB will lobby for ALL District Attorney's procedures to include their investigation findings be reported to the local FBI.
Mrs. Collette Flanagan, founder of MAPB, December 2013 city hall press conference addressing Dallas Police Department police brutality. Broadcast on local news CBS Channel 11.
http://dfw.cbslocal.com/video?autoStart=true&topVideoCatNo=default&clipId=9630882
"We know that each day we work to keep the community aware and advised on police brutality, is a day we may help to save another life. Please join us in our quest to save lives. Join us as we seek to make our communities more peaceful, more loving, and as sanctuaries of justice for our children."
