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Protesters Derail Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb’s Announcement Of Police Oversight Board Nominees!

November 18, 2022November 22, 2022 ruthmaxey1 954 Views 0 Comments african American lifestyle, african american newsBlack lives matter, Black Lives Matter Cleveland co-founder Kareem Henton, blm, Brenda Bickerstaff advocate for citizens for a safer Cleveland, ccpc, citizens for a safer Cleveland, city of Cleveland, Cleveland Community Police Commission, Cleveland ohio, Cleveland police chief wayne drummond, Cleveland police commission, Cleveland public safety director karrie howard, consent decree, contradistinctive features, criminal justice system, discrimination, issue 24, issue 24 police authority discipline to ccpc, Jan Ridgeway - Garden Valley Neighborhood House, Justin Bibb, karrie howard Cleveland safety director, mayor bibb, ohio, Pastor Kyle Earley - Pastor at City of God Cleveland, police assault, police brutality, police excessive force, police killings, police lynching, police reform, Protesters derail Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb's announcement of police oversight board nominees!, qualified immunity, racism, systemic racism, white supremacy

FEATURED PHOTO: MAYOR JUSTIN BIBB IdeastreamPublicMedia.org, By Matthew Richmond-WKSU, Posted November 18th 2022 Mayor Justin Bibb had just introduced nominees

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Ayesha Bell Hardaway Named Interim Cleveland Police Monitor!

November 16, 2022November 18, 2022 ruthmaxey1 366 Views 0 Comments african american lifestyle northeast ohio, african american news, Ayesha Bell Hardaway, Ayesha Bell Hardaway named interim Cleveland police monitor!, Cleveland city of Cleveland ohio, Cleveland consent decree, Cleveland ohio, Cleveland police deputy monitors, community police commission, community policing, criminal justice system, hassan aden Cleveland consent decree police monitor, hassan aden former police chief Greenville north Carolina, northern district of ohio court judge Solomon oliver jr, police, police arbitration, police assault, police brutality, police college education, police excessive force, police immunity, police killings, police reform, police training, police unions, police vetting in hiring practice

FEATURED PHOTO: AYESHA BELL HARDAWAY CASE WESTERN RESERVE LAW PROFESSOR IdeastreamPublicMedia.org, By Matthew Richmond-WKSU, Posted November 16th 2022 Judge Solomon

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Cleveland Police Monitor Hassan Aden Resigning From Post Overseeing Consent Decree!

November 15, 2022November 17, 2022 ruthmaxey1 323 Views 0 Comments african american lifestyle northeast ohio, african american news, Ayesha Bell Hardaway, Cleveland city of Cleveland ohio, Cleveland consent decree, Cleveland ohio, Cleveland police deputy monitors, community police commission, community policing, criminal justice system, hassan aden Cleveland consent decree police monitor, hassan aden former police chief Greenville north Carolina, northern district of ohio court judge Solomon oliver jr, police, police arbitration, police assault, police brutality, police college education, police excessive force, police immunity, police killings, police reform, police training, police unions, police vetting in hiring practice

FEATURED PHOTO: FORMER CLEVELAND CONSENT DECREE MONITOR HASSAN ADEN IdeastreamPublicMedia.org, By Matthew Richmond-WKSU, Posted November 15th 2022 Monitor Hassan Aden

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After Tragic Donovan Lewis Shooting, Warrant Policy Changes Are Coming To Columbus Police!

September 22, 2022September 26, 2022 ruthmaxey1 472 Views 0 Comments Afirican American news, african american lifestyles, african american news, Columbus ohio, columbus police chief elaine Bryant, contradistinctive features, discrimination, Donovan lewis shot while in his bed, Donovan lewis shot with a pre-planned warrant after midnight, human rights, police assault, police body camera, police brutality, police excessive force, police killings, police lynching, police warrants after 11pm, Pre-planned warrant, racism, white supremacist

TheRoot.com, By Murjani Rawls, Posted September 22nd 2022 A year after the death of Breonna Taylor, Louisville banned no-knock warrants

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