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Stop LAPD Spying Coalition Files Public Records Act Request
On April 9th, 2012 the Stop LAPD Spying: Campaign to Rescind Special Orders 1 and 11 filed request for records pursuant to the California Public… Read More »Stop LAPD Spying Coalition Files Public Records Act Request
LA Sentinel Op-Ed: “NEW LAPD ORDER STILL CRIMINALIZES INNOCENTS”
“NEW LAPD ORDER STILL CRIMINALIZES INNOCENTS” by Larry Aubry 3/22/12 LA Sentinel Link to LA Sentinel site HERE. Effective January 2, 2012 Los Angeles Police… Read More »LA Sentinel Op-Ed: “NEW LAPD ORDER STILL CRIMINALIZES INNOCENTS”
April 10 Call To Action
Sick of Big Brother watching over us constantly? Angry being considered “suspicious” and “other”? Concerned about the growing Police State and violation of Privacy? Want… Read More »April 10 Call To Action
Stop LAPD Spying Campaign Town Hall a Great Success!
Los Angeles communities express deep concern about LAPD surveillance and spying activities, and demand immediate rescinding of LAPD Special Order 11 and its newly revised version, Special Order 1.
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March 3, 2012 Townhall
Learn about the campaign to rescind LAPD’s Special Order 11, a policy directive that infringes on privacy and civil liberties and legitimizes spying by law… Read More »March 3, 2012 Townhall
Surveillance Industrial Complex
Check out this 2004 ACLU report about the Surveillance Industrial Complex, or how “the American Government Is Conscripting Businesses and Individuals in the Construction of… Read More »Surveillance Industrial Complex
Government Use of Malware
According to Wikileaks, “[The surveillance industry] is, in practice, unregulated…and Iable to silently, and … secretly intercept calls and take over computers without the help or knowledge of telecommunication providers.”
Is Taking Pictures on the MTA a Crime?
If you thought it was OK to engage in legal activity, the Los Angeles County Sheriff might threaten to put you on a terrorist list.… Read More »Is Taking Pictures on the MTA a Crime?