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Racist Cops FIRED After Unimaginably Sinister Prisoner Abuse Uncovered

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July 2, 2023

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Two cops in Mississippi get fired after unimaginably vile attacks on prisoners are exposed, which is considered not enough consequences for sinister acts. John Iadarola and Brett Erlich break it down on The Damage Report.

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Mississippi Capitol Police changes rules on use of force after string of shootings

"The Mississippi Capitol Police, which shot four people in the first few months of an expanded crime-suppression mission in the city of Jackson, has issued new guidelines for when officers can use force against the public.

The state agency quietly revised its use-of-force rules in late April, after NBC News found that it had deployed aggressive street units last summer without modernizing policies to reflect its new mission.

The new use-of-force policy, which covers the Capitol Police and other agencies under the Department of Public Safety, mirrors some changes embraced by American police departments in recent years. It includes a “duty to intervene” to prevent another officer from using excessive force. It also adds the widely adopted “objectively reasonable” standard — established in a U.S. Supreme Court decision outlining what a typical officer would do in the same circumstance — to measure what kind of force is acceptable."

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