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No shortage of artwork to depict the way people in #Philadelphia feel about police. #RestInPower #GeorgeFlyod
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It was a beautiful sunny day of resistance in #philadelphia. Rest In Power #georgefloyd. #letitburn #ftp #acab
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Philly police pin young black man to the ground with their knees, swat our field reporter with a baton for filming the scene.
“Beat it.”
“I’m a journalist, sir!”
“I don’t care what you are. Beat it.”
In a scene echoing George Floyd’s death, tonight @PhillyPolice kneeled on a young black man’s neck as another officer already had him pinned. Officer w knee on neck called him a “pussy” shortly before other cops batoned our camera away fom the scene
We’ve ended our ground reporting from Philadelphia for the night due to repeated assaults by officers on our reporter making it unsafe and impractical to continue. Our Philly staff is safe at home now but Philly Police made it clear our 1st Amendment press freedoms are suspended
In Philly tonight we repeatedly saw some officers charging ahead to beat people with batons while their commanders yelled at them to stop and hold their line. Police personnel generally seemed quite on edge and quick to verbally insult, taunt, and push/strike protesters
Whether police command structures can actually control their rank and file during these escalating protests is a question we find ourselves asking a lot
from Twitter
Modell’s window advertisement: “Everything must go!”
Rebels: “Okay, if you say so!”
#FTP #ACAB #GeorgeFloydProtests #Philadelphia
from Twitter
YO PPD YR RIDE IS HERE. Philly set it the fuck OFF today. #FTP #georgefloyd
from Instagram
Solidarity with all fighters against police terrorism .