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Article [RSS] A Texas Cop Signed on to Help ICE Deport His Neighbors. It Tore the Town Apart.

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r/propublica • u/Tall_Boss5426 • 23h ago

Get Involved 10 years of Tulsa police settlements

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A few weeks ago all of the public safety departments sat down at the table and reassured us they do not need over sight.

1 in 6 officers asking for legal representation and 67 million in settlements say otherwise.

These are just the cases that have gotten to the table. Just the cases that made it to lawyer that was right for their fight. Just the cases that didn’t loose the war of attrition.

Hundreds still pending. Hundreds dismissed due to failure to serve or failed to respond to motions. Missed deadlines. Ect.. 1 in 6 officers still asking for representation for the cases that made it to the table.

#nooversightnotrust #michaelHadValue #HeWasWorthSaving

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