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Seattle's grassroots police watchdog. Got a good tip about a bad cop? DM us. Sustain our work with a monthly donation at https://nitter.cf/t.co/6vE1PffA5b
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Here's a running mega-thread of all our police profiles for easy reading.
Check back regularly for updates.
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Last week, the Portland Police Bureau killed Kylo (their own dog) and a human person.
In stead of just telling us that, PPB chose to execute a media blitz to try and convince the public they were sad that the dog was killed (passive voice) & that we should feel bad for them.
The OPA hasn’t posted closed case summaries in over three weeks.
Attn: Bob Kettle
The contract you all signed with SPOG to make SPD officers among the highest paid in the country also made your hiring goals fiscally impossible.
This is your fucking fault you bald bozo, so stop complaining.
Kettle pointed to a proposed cap of 1,250 police positions and said staffing levels could leave about 1,100 officers deployable by the end of 2028. But, even with those concerns, Kettle applauded Wilson’s proposed budget for not imposing any additional ... kiro7.com/news/local/seattle…
People really overestimate the impact a chief can have on a department.
They definitely can’t “change the culture” or implement accountability. Historically, chiefs, including the vaunted reformer Chief O’Toole, have been incredibly lenient on misconduct.
Imposing harsh discipline risks the ire of the police guild and alienating the rank and file. The best they can do is tinker around the edges with policy tweaks and “reforms” like Before the Badge.
South Seattle residents called for accountability and a change in SPD's culture at a recent police chief listening session. But should the next chief come from within the department?
Read the full story by Connor Nash: soseaem.org/4hjkAJD #Seattle
SPD stopped naming cops who shoot people when the consent decree ended, so we do that now.
The cop who shot the woman in Beacon Hill is Jose Jimenez, and we did a deep dive on him. Read all about him:
divestspd.com/p/cop-who-shot…
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SPD stopped naming cops who shoot people when the consent decree ended, so we do that now.
The cop who shot the woman in Beacon Hill is Jose Jimenez, and we did a deep dive on him. Read all about him:
divestspd.com/p/cop-who-shot…
Every single incident like this emerges from a long series of systemic failures.
Seattle woman accused of biting off victim's forehead to undergo mental health evaluation:
komonews.com/news/local/woma…
The “what were you like in the 80s?”Meme but it’s just a montage of her screenprinting and pouring caustic substances on police officers
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SPD stopped naming cops who shoot people when the consent decree ended, so we do that now.
The cop who shot the woman in Beacon Hill is Jose Jimenez, and we did a deep dive on him. Read all about him:
divestspd.com/p/cop-who-shot…
big news
📢 Starting this Thursday, Oct. 1: CARE Department to Begin Direct Processing of Public Disclosure Requests for 911 Audio, Radio, and CAD Records content.govdelivery.com/acco…
Choe has been reading The Secret. This is his vision board. He wishes he could do real journalism like DivestSPD.
See also Keenan Pearson. SPD claimed they handcuffed him for his own safety, and he just died mysteriously.
They failed to mention that they had restrained him for several minutes & he was complaining of pain in his side before that.
Still waiting on the medical examiner.
Yolanda Ramirez, 72, died during arrest in Contra Costa County, CA in 2025. Police said cause of death was stroke and her poor health. Second autopsy found she died from head trauma caused by cops during arrest and classify her death a homicide. This is a common scenario with medical examiners tied to the police state explaining such deaths as being due to pre-existing medical problems with private autopsies finding fatal trauma. The lying police state includes medical examiners and coroners throughout the country. This is going to be a long lawsuit.
danvillesanramon.com/contra-…
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Here's a couple more photos of Officer Jimenez (likely acting as a member of the Community Response Group), taken during a protest in August of last year.
SPD stopped naming cops who shoot people when the consent decree ended, so we do that now.
The cop who shot the woman in Beacon Hill is Jose Jimenez, and we did a deep dive on him. Read all about him:
divestspd.com/p/cop-who-shot…
He’s a jumpy goober (not a good quality for a SWAT officer) who’s green af and startles easily.
This shooting was likely negligent to boot. In the video, you can see his finger curving toward the trigger guard.
Here’s a video of him from Cal Anderson last May.
The FBI is seeking a cool auntie for her cool actions at a cool protest against a violent racist regime in the 1980s.
Be advised: She may be cool and extremely based.
The #FBI is offering a reward of up to $100,000 for info leading to the arrest of Donna Joan Borup, #wanted for her alleged participation in a violent anti-apartheid demonstration at JFK International Airport in Queens, NY, on September 26, 1981. During the event, Borup allegedly tossed a caustic substance into the eyes of a Port Authority Police Officer, leaving him partially blind: fbi.gov/wanted/dt/donna-joan…