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CALL OUT FOR MARCH 15 2005: 9th IDAPB

Anonyme, Martes, Febrero 8, 2005 - 16:43
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COBP

The year 2004 reminded us once again that the police harass, brutalize, and assassinate with impunity. Using tickets, batons, choke holds, pepper spray, tasers and guns, the police serve and protect the state, the rich, and their property. The victims of these abuses are most often the marginalized, the poor, the youth, people of colour, immigrants, indigenous people, and activists. We are certainly not missing any examples for proof…

CALL OUT FOR MARCH 15th 2005:
9th INTERNATIONAL DAY AGAINST POLICE BRUTALITY!

The year 2004 reminded us once again that the police harass, brutalize, and assassinate with impunity. Using tickets, batons, choke holds, pepper spray, tasers and guns, the police serve and protect the state, the rich, and their property. The victims of these abuses are most often the marginalized, the poor, the youth, people of colour, immigrants, indigenous people, and activists. We are certainly not missing any examples for proof…
The Police Service of the City of Montreal (SPVM) continued their crusade against what they have deemed “anti-social activities

Web Site of the Collective Opposed to Police Brutality
www.cobp-mtl.com

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