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CAPCR is a Black-led grassroots movement founded in 1983 to end the violence of policing and directly support victims.

Joined May 2018
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Coalition Against Police Crimes & Repression CAPCR retweeted
Everybody keeps asking me if I'm gonna run for 3rd Ward Alderperson. Yes. Yes, I am. Good luck to those that attempt to get in the way.
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Coalition Against Police Crimes & Repression CAPCR retweeted
THIS. When Lewis Reed, JCM and fucking Jeffrey Boyd were charged with selling out STL for a McChicken and a value fry, the very same people calling for Keith's resignation, told us that we needed to wait for due process. Keep that same energy for Keith.
“At this time, to ask for his resignation is premature, and we ask that any consideration for such a vote be held until court proceedings conclude.” @AlderSheenBean @VDanielaV
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Coalition Against Police Crimes & Repression CAPCR retweeted
First and foremost, I want to extend my thoughts and prayers to officer Travis Brown and wish him a speedy recovery. The goal of the movement is to highlight the systemic issues that have oppressed marginalized communities like ours for decades. The unfortunate incident that occurred Friday night should not diminish the many milestones we have achieved over the past ten years. As an elected official who emerged from the Ferguson movement, I am committed to continuing the conversation and building bridges as we move toward progress.
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This Thursday CAPCR is hosting a community conversation about new developments with St. Louis City’s police Civilian Oversight Board. Come learn what is changing as we start a new chapter in civilian oversight.
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Coalition Against Police Crimes & Repression CAPCR retweeted
Don't be fooled. We stand with @CoriBush like she has stood with us.
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Join CAPCR this Thursday to get involved in the movement to divest from police & jails and invest in community health & safety.
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Coalition Against Police Crimes & Repression CAPCR retweeted
📣 Ready to hit the streets and rally other community members in support of CCOPS? Join us to mobilize in support of passing a CCOPS bill to control police surveillance oversight in St. Louis. We keep us safe! ✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 Register Today: bit.ly/DRTCCopsCTA 🔗!
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Coalition Against Police Crimes & Repression CAPCR retweeted
Over a year has passed since STL's police chief took office with a salary partly paid by private donors, raising hard questions about influence and loyalty. Are policing priorities for sale? propublica.org/article/st-lo…
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Coalition Against Police Crimes & Repression CAPCR retweeted
Tonight: @CAPCRstl celebrated 40 years of advocating against police brutality and increasing public safety & accountability. The organization was presented with a resolution from the City of St. Louis from Alderwoman @schubbard10
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Coalition Against Police Crimes & Repression CAPCR retweeted
This is so wild. In the whole city of Stl there’s only 530 people in the cage without any reasonable rise in violence. Shout out to all the comrades that’s been working to decarcerate stl since 2017. There’s still so much work to be done. Abolition is possible.
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It’s time to end Qualified Immunity
Qualified immunity has allowed police officers in our country to kill Black people with impunity. There were only 15 days last year when police did NOT kill someone. Why are they above the law?
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Coalition Against Police Crimes & Repression CAPCR retweeted
Instead of meeting ppl’s social support needs with community based processes and support that actually prevent future violence, our judges and criminal legal system rely nearly 60% of the time on caging people pretrial. Investment into more social supports will reduce violence.
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Coalition Against Police Crimes & Repression CAPCR retweeted
Join us and @DefundSLMPD, @ActionSTL, @StlChange, @ArchCityDefense, @CAPCRstl, @CLOSEWorkhouse next Tuesday for a town hall with @saintlouismayor. Register for the event here: bit.ly/ReenvisioningTownHall
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Coalition Against Police Crimes & Repression CAPCR retweeted
Are you interested in being a member of the Defund.Re-envision.Transform campaign? Learn about membership criteria and sign up here: bit.ly/drtmembership
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Coalition Against Police Crimes & Repression CAPCR retweeted
Protestors just rushed the field Signs read “stop funding the war on Palestine” and “Abolish NUPD. Invest in Black Lives.” #Northwestern
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