The Gescopo in LA County with Christian Contreras

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In the past few years, we have been given a small glimpse to police brutality and unaccountability. However, today’s episode can shock the consciousness of even the most cynical amongst US. Police officers from LA County have created gangs where other police officers are initiated. Their right of passage is to kill using under the cover of badges. Today, we have Christian Contreras from Justice X join us to talk about this unbelievable events.

Shownotes:

1:00 - Introduction

1:30 - What is Justice X?

3:29 - Case of Andres Guardado

4:30 - What are Deputy Gangs?

6:40 - The Executioners (a gang of police members)

7:40 - Chasing Ink

8:45 - 3000 Boys (Another Police Gang)

9:15 - How police misconduct is “investigated”

12:00 - Two tiered justice system

14:21 - What is qualified immunity? History of the 1871 Civil Rights Acts

17:11 - How it works?

18:50 - State causes of actions

19:50 - The Police Officer’s use of force and how it is legal

20:40 - Dijon Kizzee case

22:10 - Deputy Gangs Existed Since 1971!

23:00 - The knowledge is kept from the public

24:28 - Deputy Gang in LA with White Nationalist Ties: The Vikings

27:00 - Secret Societies

28:51 - Do they have a duty to “serve and protect” in Calfornia Yes.

30:57 - Los Angeles Civil Payouts

31:50 - Why don’t thinks change?

32:00 - The Police Union Lobbying Industry

Part 2: Another Way the Police State Targets ethnicities

35:00 - How People unfairly get classified as gang members

37:00 - Gang Enhancements

39:00 - What reasonable doubt means in “gang-enhancements”

40:00 - 60,000 MISCLASSIFIED as Gang database. Gang associates get kicked out

42:47 - LAX workers who got their medical benefits deprived during pandemic

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To learn more about Christian Contreras, you can find him on instagram.

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