
Amid a great deal of social media posturing and self-congratulatory chatter . . . Our KICK-ASS TKC BLOG COMMUNITY serves merely to offer a counterpoint regarding a local aspect of activist demands that always seem to accompany the threat of rioting.
The cowtown connection . . .
The tragic death of Tyre Nichols should remind us that "local control" will not solve claims of brutality against law enforcement. In fact, state administration of Kansas City police offers more checks & balances for residents & voters.
Actually . . .
This police death disproves a great deal about the mainstream "social justice" narrative . . .
Mainly, that diversity & equity are the answer to complaints targeting police.
As many others have pointed out or failed to point out . . .
The officers accused of brutality are Black, the police Chief is Black and there's NOT lack of African-American representation in Memphis.
Still, the outcry over "systemic" issues persist . . . We won't pretend to have the answers.
But here's what we know for sure . . .
Handing over police control to Mayor & Council will be the final nail in Kansas City's coffin.
The not-so-fun fact . . . Insiders know that police leaders aren't completely adverse to this deal if it gets them higher salaries and more benefits. So we're headed in that direction faster than most residents understand.
And this brings us back to a tragic death and the punditry following the demise that doesn't really help anybody but advertisers . . .
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .
Kansas City area leaders speak out on killing of Tyre Nichols
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Leaders and organizations in the Kansas City area are speaking out on the killing of Tyre Nichols after authorities released footage of five Memphis Police Department officers beating Nichols following a traffic stop. Missouri Rep.
Missouri NAACP responds to killing of Tyre Nichols
The Missouri State Conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People responded to the killing of Tyre Nichols Saturday.Nichols was be
Memphis Police Chief Cerelyn Davis fired from a previous job in Atlanta after botched sex crimes investigation
The chief of police in Memphis in charge of the five officers who fatally beat and tasered motorist Tyre Nichols was fired from a previous law enforcement job after a botched probe. Cerelyn "CJ" Davis became the first female police chief in Memphis' history in 2021 and is currently in the international spotlight after five cops brutally beat Tyre Nichols.
Democrat freshman rep deletes tweet calling Tyre Nichols' killing the 'result of white supremacy'
A Democratic congressman deleted a tweet posted late Friday that described the killing of Tyre Nichols as a result of "white supremacy" - even though all of the police officers charged in relation to his death are Black. "Doesn't matter what color those police officers are," Rep.
Tyre Nichols: Police unit is disbanded after death
"While the heinous actions of a few casts a cloud of dishonour on the title Scorpion, it is imperative that we, the Memphis Police Department, take proactive steps in the healing process for all impacted," it added.
'Mostly Peaceful Protests,' Again | National Review
Toleration of riots and the social mores that enforce that tolerance extend in only one direction.
Tyre Nichols' GoFundMe raises over $600K in less than a day
A memorial fund launched Friday by Tyre Nichols' mother has nearly cleared its $700,000 goal in less than 24 hours.
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