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This is my mother's name & apos; , Emily. </ P>
This is actually my first tattoo. I remember I was told,
I will not be able to get a tattoo
unless it is my mother's name.
So, I went to my mother's back & for Mother's Day & her application
and got her name tattooed, and since Then, I'm new just addicted.
The eyes of the dead.
Part of my life where I feel like I'm not & apos; t don't have a soul,
I have no heart. and everything is cold around me.
This is actually a victim For police brutality and belongings
This indicates how the police killed us.
The former gang member, Ramsey Orta, faced years in prison.
Everything started when he shot a video of his friend, Eric Garner,
was stopped by the undercover officer
on suspicion of selling cigarettes that were not worn.
What for? Every time you see me, you want to screw me up. </ P>
I'm tired. It stopped today. </ P>
This person here is forced trying to lock someone. </ P>
That day changed my life. </ P>
I hope it doesn't have to be. It happens this way. </ P>
Don't touch me, please. </ P>
Don't touch me.
- Why did they do that to him? - Damn, man.
All right, he's down.
Raise your hand, friend.
p>
Put your hands behind your head.
I can & apos; t breathe! I can & apos; t breathe!
I can & apos; t breathe! </ P>
The officer has his knees
on Eric's neck & apos like this. </ P>
And basically holding it back, trying to hold it down,
while other officers rotate its arm. </ P>
Everyone backs up. Back up. </ P>
Watch it now, it's like... It hurts. </ P>
I get goosebumps,
because I feel I can & apos; it's finished more
than just standing there and recording a video.
He can & apos; t breathe.
They don't even need to take the handcuffs and give him CPR.
They don't even try to install an oxygen mask on his face.
I mean, they just leave it there.
Lie on his side, with his eyes. Roll back and open his mouth.
And I like, "I killed him . "
Retreat.
I'm watching over here.
You're watching over everything. You know everything.
At first I didn't believe, and then...
I went home and took a shower. and I realized,
"Damn, they just killed my friend. "
Two days after the New York City Grand jury
cleared a white police officer
in a suffocated death /> of unarmed black men,
the protests grew bigger and spread throughout the country...
Video Ramsey & triggered demonstrations throughout America .
I got & apos; t breathe!
Hundreds are closed major highways in several cities.
For many people, including the city's medical advisor,
this is a murder caught on camera.
I can & apos; t breathe!
Summer, 2016.
Ramsey & apos; s video still does not lead to any arrest.
But it has inspired a network of people
who use technology to watch over the police.
They take greatest strength in America,
NYPD.
Brooklyn, New York City. </ P>
Dennis Flores is a government employee afternoon. </ P>
At night, he manages a team. who cuts police radio
to record the shooting when it happens. </ P>
342 tenth Street. </ P>
Can you check whether that is & apos? s between the third and fourth Avenue?
Let's scroll with it.
We want to prevent abuse of the police.
So if our camera is on out there. that will help prevent it
because they know there are additional eyes on them.
This camera is an evil repellent.
Although it is legal to film the police,
Dennis have been arrested dozens of times.
Sometimes aggressive.
So, this cop came. grabbed me, handcuffed me,
and then slammed my body here, like about five or six policemen.
Slammed me on the floor.
This one police officer grabbed a walkie-talkie
and broke my head open
because all the other police officers came and kicked me, hit me.
And they dragged me out of here
p>
and charge me. attack the police.
Now, Dennis never filmed alone.
of what is New York & zero-tolerance policing means in practice.
So, this is where Ray Tillery stands
when he snaps cigarette. to the street.
The police around him, flood him around this entrance.
As we saw on the video,
right here, in front of this dollar pizzeria shop,
he was arrested.
What? What are people trying to do?
-Do they try to grab it? - Turn around.
More than ten police officers, aggressive, bring him down
to snap cigarettes on the road,
something thousands of from New York do every day.
He can't throw cigarette butts?
Come on, bung.
For every ten people stopped by NYPD, eight are Black or Hispanic.
Literally, like, police license to hurt, hold,
and kill people and get away with it. Nothing happens to them.
Even those who intervene run the risk of arrest.
Sebastian Lemos, he was here and the police arrested him. </ P>
And when they approach, mother,
he starts telling the police what you did with his son wrong. </ P>
He is pregnant six months.
He has a stomach here.
You see them struggling with him and he slams him to the floor.
He puts his knees on his back.
Another woman approached,
and the police threw her, turned her body,
and he touches the ground. And breaks his kneecap.
This is a crime being committed by police officers.
That's why watching the police is effective .
Because here we are, keep track of of all corrupt police.
We make it public to make sure that people know what's going on </ p >
and this is not only swept under the carpet.
Police officers shoot on the shoulder.
Now they have got an investigation of three individuals.
Two of them have been arrested.
Officers have been shot. shoulder.
And one individual & apos; s still at large.
Anthony Miranda has spent his life in NYPD.
They did infrared and heat
to try to find people, maybe in the backyard.
A senior detective, he investigated murder,
organized crime and police corruption.
They shoot one policeman, they don't need to; t hesitate to shoot the others.
It's very unusual
for police officers to speak out against his property.
But after 20 years of service,
Miranda can no longer be silent. about police behavior.
African-American and Hispanic law enforcement
ten more times than against other communities out there.
When the police become rude is when they begin to believe the mentality
that we are against them.
to disconnect from the community they grew up with,
does not identify with people,
sometimes doesn't even identify with family members themselves.
They don't have any screening process for racism.
They don't do it.
Imagine if the police department could hiring someone
who has a tattoo on his arm hang...
From black people hanging,
they still qualify for a New York City police officer.
- Have you seen it? -Yes.
White people don't need to be arrested.
Justice system criminal does not try them at all.
No need to charge it
p>
the same way they set African-Americans and Hispanics.
There is a total imbalance in the process. no one wants to pay attention.
Miranda realized that by making accusations of systemic racism,
she pitted herself with NYPD. </ P>
People said, "Okay, these people Uniform
These people are uniformed and they talk about violations that occur in our community. "
These are things that are never heard of, you will never do that.
You take your life in your own hands.
The Police Department is the biggest gang in New York. </ P>
You screw up with the Police Department,
and retaliation is direct and absolute. </ P>
NYPD has 36,000 officers,
and a five billion dollar budget.
Can control every corner of New York.
In multi-ethnic areas such as the Bronx,
the department operates a fleet /> cellular observation tower.
This is used 24/7 in a bad area.
The whole place lights up.
It's like a war zone.
This is the occupation force.
It & apos; an occupying force.
The crime rate fell to a record low.
But Jose LaSalle, who runs < br> local Copwatch team,
believe this is because the whole community is surrounded.
I just shoot the lights around.
Sort of giving people idea. about how the police really took over
these projects in the Bronx.
I mean, there's no problem. police, you know , around.
My problem is when they only /> don't follow the proper procedure
and protocols, and take this to the point
where they become more of harassment.
Suddenly, Jose interrupted. police request to spare
for possible incidents of domestic violence
and disappeared the way.
Jose's film as two officers led a vocal man but handcuffed
to their vehicle.
But I didn't do anything.
Did I hit you? Did i hit you? </ P>
He walked alone to the car. </ P>
By the time he reached the police station,
some officers took him in. </ P>
Team Jose & Apos sought legal advice.
They are concerned about how events take place.
We run around, get here in time to catch it
pulled out of the van. Like a bag of very strong potatoes,
really inert.
What the police officer said. "He hit his wife,
so we could do anything. Fuck what we wanted with him. "
And then ten minutes later,
the ambulance is called and they carry a stretcher,
so we wait to see what is the story.
I hope he lives.
We have a few videos here. He is taken to the police station.
We don't know what happened to this man.
But police observers had their suspicions.
beaten by police point where he is unconscious.
They say they have the right to be a judge,
jury and executioner, you know what I say, because he hit a woman.
& apos; The cause, obviously, domestic violence is serious. </ P>
And that is why there is a court system, I mean, why is there & apos; sa process </ P>
You are locked up, you go to court, you see a judge. </ P>
Their only job is to arrest people. </ P>
Just as the team is afraid of the worst, there is an unexpected development. </ P>
They take it out. </ P>
They bring it to hospital.
Excuse me, sir, are you okay?
-I'm sorry. -I want to know if the man is fine.
-Try it. -Do you alright, sir? </ p >
Stay here.
Sir, are you okay?
-Back, Sir. -Sir, are you okay?
Why do I have to back up?
Because we need lots of space here.
>
- You have plenty of space. - Back up. </ P>
Why did you stand in front of from the camera? </ P>
-Sir. -I have given you space. </ P>
There are no cars coming, sir. </ P>
I want to know that men are fine. </ P>
You will be hit by a car. </ P>
They no longer mention domestic violence.
Now they say that the person there is emotionally disturbed,
which is another way to cover up the reason they have to be very aggressive with him.
The police refused to tell the man's name,
so the police observer could not search know what happened to him.
What is this?
Police observer, Kim Ortense, thinks it's only a matter of time
before his son is stopped by the police.
You know that If a police officer stops you,
-you have to be very, very careful, right? -Yes .
You don't need... You put your hand to your side, right?
And you just ask them, "Am I free to go?"
-or... Am I detained?
Detained, OK.
Say, so, "Am I free to go?"
Am I free to go or I am... I am being detained?
I'm sorry, sir, what are you doing here?
-Can I talk to you for a moment? -Yes.
-That's not what what you will say! -No. No! </ P>
And if they say you were arrested? </ P>
I just need to wait there for a while. </ P>
You have to wait there
and then, when you get a chance to call Mommy, you call Mommy. </ P>
-Okay. -Okay?
I'm nine years old & apos; s on the autism spectrum.
Aiden is very respectful.
Aiden is very peaceful.
But he won't understand, you know , aggressive them,
jump-out-car tactics, with weapons on the face.
He won't understand that.
His mind is not equipped . to understand that that way.
And the police are not equipped. to deal with people in that way,
so I'm afraid, </ p >
especially for Aiden, because of that and...
So I fight and, hopefully, I fight enough that they don't have to line up,
that they don't need to. to get through all this.
Hopefully, something changes, but, you know, the climate is just...
just heartbreaking.
Let me try.
Despite working full time,
and raising her children as single parents...
Kim's police watch every week
to make sure people know their rights.
Do you agree with the search, sir?
And to collect evidence when the police step out of the lane.
We can give you this video. You don't have to approve the search.
Say, "I did not approve this search."
- I did not approve this search. - I already got this in the movie. </ p >
He doesn't approve the search.
So guess what will happen when you arrive in court.
This video? Bye-bye. </ P>
and me, and I'm sorry about that, <br / Because, like, everyday ,
I see police harassing people. And, you know, it's every day.
Like, I got & apos; go one day without seeing someone's rights that have been violated by police officers.
And when you try to call them on it,
And when you try to call them out on it,
it's like, "Who are you talking to me. about what I'm doing?" Like, "Obey me." </ P>
So, yes, I'm angry, huh. </ P>
I'm aggressive, huh. I'm militant. </ P>
Because I have dealt with this nonsense for a long time now. </ P>
Keep returning. </ P>
I take one back. I am at a reasonable distance.
You keep your hand away from me.
I am not the person.
Yes. I'm not the person. </ P>
Yo, what's the problem? </ P>
The record. </ P>
-You have to get out... -I work for Copwatch. </ P>
-Then go out of the way. -Go on the sidewalk. </ P>
Ramsey Orta, the man who filmed Eric Garner's death,
has filmed the police ever since. </ P>
I told you to stay on the sidewalk.
But when he was caught filming a traffic stop,
his wife, Bella, took over.
We were in Beruche and Halston .
Ramsey has just been arrested for standing outside the sidewalk
when shooting the police arrested someone else.
Jesus was fucking Christ.
With Ramsey behind bars, his wife Bella told other police observers.
Fuck this world, friend.
Yes. The accusation is an obstacle. A government agent,
and disorderly behavior. </ P>
Right, I'm like, that & apos; s damn crap. </ P>
I mean, this is a crazy week. </ P>
Do you know? To hear that he was arrested for recording police. </ P>
Again. You know? </ P>
My understanding, he is billed by crossing the road. </ P>
I don't know...
You want your other shoelaces? </ P>
Do my work. </ P>
After five hours in custody,
and sure he made no mistake, Ramsey is released.
Before I approach any situation,
I like, "Yo, my name is Ramsey Orta. < br /> I work with Copwatch.
I get video footage everything that happens.
Don't try to fake reports. "
Man, I think you're crazy still shooting the police.
For Ramsey, fighting. with NYPD is personal.
He doesn't want the death of his friend, Eric Garner, don't count anything. </ P>
I won't say they won by taking my friend. </ P>
But they won, in a sense, to show that they are not & apos; t make love.
But now it's my turn.
My main goal is to put pressure on the police.
After they see the camera in someone & apos; s hands or telephone in someone's hand & apos;
they quickly think twice, like, "Oh, shit,
I can't do anything what I want to do. "
For Ramsey, the stakes can't be higher.
He has a criminal past.
And since the video exposes NYPD has become viral,
he has been arrested in some undercover undercover operations.
Overall, I have five bail bonds.
Empire is covering the gun charge,
because that is the first case that I caught behind the video,
and the guess is me selling drugs to disguise.
His family helped pay the security deposit,
and every week he must check in in this guarantee bond office.
Names that I put back in the list,
let & apos; s only say two cases,
if my grandmother & apos; s at three, can he enter for the other two?
OK.
Ramsey's lawyer, Ken Perry and Will Aronin,
believe that this latest arrest is false,
is designed to discredit Ramsey. </ P>
He doesn't have a clean record. </ P>
But that doesn't exist. Regarding these cases. </ P>
That feels. they have it for someone. </ P>
And I thought that he wasn't filmed. This video,
we wouldn't be in this situation
defended him on six or seven different cases.
It's more like, "Okay, this person. It's really messed up." </ P>
Aronin's and Perry's lawyers
specialize in cases. from alleged police abuse. </ P>
So, tell me what happened.
Uh, all right, first...
The more they use Copwatch material
in their court battles with NYPD.
Keep going.
Today, they are meeting Christen Conyers.
It's amazing how lucky it is that this is all in the video.
As you can see on the tape, I have not committed any crime. </ P>
Here I am here. </ P>
He is facing charges against detention
setelah bersepeda ke sebuah demo.
But the footage shot by the police superintendent. Could be the defense key is where I live. I have the right to be here.
That's when he caught me. I have to stand up.
If I don't stand up, < br /> I will fall off my bike.
While this is happening, officers kick my legs.
They try to push you.
They push me to the floor.
Leave & apos; s... from the beginning for one second.
One, two, three, four, five, six.
You can see me below here.
And there you are there.
You have seven people as we count, maybe more above you now. </ P>
Anda memiliki tujuh orang seperti yang kami hitung, mungkin lebih banyak di atas Anda sekarang. </ P>
This is dogpile. What did you say at that time? </ P>
At that time, I tried to tell them...
I was panting, telling them,
"I can't breathe, I can & can't breathe!" </ P>
I fight the ground with three or four different officers on my back. </ P>
How I have to breathe?
Eric Garner didn't get a chance to tell his story.
I wound up spending the night in the hospital. Just madness, man. </ P>
Christen will be in court. Within a few days
and it takes its toll on her family. </ P>
My son doesn't even see in the same police now.
He shouldn't stay where where he is afraid of people
who should serve and protect him.
You will go to court?
Yes, my mother and I are going to court.
Take care no matter what happens. Mom will come with me.
I don't think anything. will happen,
but if it does not happen, it would be better
so that you know, because the court will not call
and tell you that they Remind me or something like that.
The gap between the police watchdog and NYPD has never been greater.
- We are here tonight... - We're here tonight...
-... & apos; cause black life is important. - & Apos; The causes of black life are important. </ P>
Every week, they meet to remember people of color
who died in the hands of the police.
Every Monday, for more than a year, we have highlighted various different cases
of police brutality, and unfortunately. <br We don't run out of names.
They will close the road,
they will do some civil disobedience to draw attention to this problem.
Will they be arrested? </ P>
Most likely some of them will. </ P>
What do we want? </ P>
-Justice. -And when do we want it ?
Now!
What do we want?
-Justice! -And when do we want it?
Now !
-and if we don't get it? -Please stop it.
There are some brave people who are willing to
surrender their lives in the hands of the police, you know?
All I can do is watch their back as long as...
Just shoot as much as I can to do it.
-and if we don't get it? -Please stop it!
-and if we don't get it? -Shut it! </ P>
Both parties are now looking at with each other with complete hostility. </ P>
Sorry to disturb your shopping! </ P>
Sorry to interrupt your shopping! </ P>
-But when you shop... -But while you shop. </ P>
-People black people are dying. - Black people are dying.
-With the hands of the police. -With the hands of the police.
-Put your fist in the air. - Put your fist in the air. </ P>
-Our lives matter. -Black lives matter. </ P>
-Our lives are important. -Black lives matter. </ P>
Rather than the target of the main demonstration,
the police chose one of the police observers they knew well.
Go back there and shoot there.
This is seventy-five times Dennis has been arrested.
You must return in your small room.
What happened, Dennis? </ P>
Someone caught me. I do not know. </ P>
I don't know why they arrested me. </ P>
They did not tell me. why I was arrested. </ P>
Harap mundur di trotoar. Anda sedang berada di jalan.
The more we report your abuse, the more people win,
the more we win.
Three, six, seven police officers to someone Who is walking on the crossing?
It is our duty to fight for freedom.
It is our duty to fight for our freedom.
-This is our duty to win. -This is our duty to win.
We must love and support each other. </ P>
We have nothing to lose but our chain. </ P>
We have nothing to lose, but our chain. </ P>
We will lose nothing but our chains. </ P>
But only two hours later, he was released on bail. </ P>
See what they give me. </ P>
They locked me up, kept me there for an hour,
and they gave me a ticket. For disorderly behavior, </ p p>
because they claim that
I'm crossing the road when there is a red light.
Luckily for me, I record everything.
When I cross the road,
I make sure I document traffic signals.
I'm not & apos; t even jaywalk when I watch.
I noted my self was stopped on the way
when it was my turn to cross and I was arrested for not doing anything -What.
Kim is in court today.
Six months ago, he was also arrested while shooting police.
He didn't do anything!
-Are you nervous today? - No, I'm not nervous. </ P>
I have video evidence that it's a truly fake arrest. </ P>
I'm not nervous at all. If there is, it's just uncomfortable
that I have to keep taking time. to continue doing this
and I won't fall in love This fake charge is
just because it's what they want.
But when Kim's case is called,
the arresting officer does not appear and the trial is postponed .
He believes that is part of deliberate strategies
to be used by police observers.
Irony, I think. That which I did not appear,
I will have my arrest warrant,
but he can come at will
or not come at all.
I mean, leave & apos; s really honest.
You know, this is a white supremacist country. </ P>
Laws, courts, police, everything goes with white supremacy,
so you have a stack of cards against you.
If you are a colored person, you have a card stacked against you.
If you are a poor person, you have. cards overlap against you.
If you are a colored woman.
What about people. Who said you were exaggerating?
I would ask people it's to come and sit down and I'll ask
those people to watch what we watch all the time.
I will also be insulted
because someone will say that I am over -more
maybe someone who lives in the suburbs
and doesn't know the problem. I'm talking about,
because it's not affect or relate to them.
Is there a reason. Behind all of these arrests
and seemingly heavy-handed police tactics?
Someone who serves NYPD officers with 17 years of experience
is ready to speak.
This is actually my graduation. /> one of my graduation jackets.
Julio Diaz is president Association of New York Latino Officers & apos.
He now brings the class action suit against NYPD
claiming secret existence and illegal arrest quota.
The police department will reply to You
if they think you say something they don't like. </ P>
Quota is something they don't need; t want people to know.
If you put the system now that tells the police to go out there,
and go stop people, and here & apos; s number,
and if you don't need to return with that number, you will be disciplined,
You will cause some problems with the police department,
with some police officers because they might not know the balance now.
They might go, "Okay, I have to. Get this at all costs."
Minority community, Latino and the African American community,
targeted as enforcement strategies by NYPD.
Who will you target more?
Poor people, people who will not sue you,
people who won't fight, people you know
won't call politicians to come after you?
These are the people who are increasingly targeted.
This accusation, that NYPD is aggressively pursuing arrest targets
recently. To the Bratton Police Commissioner. </ P>
Bullshit! Bullshit is I respond to that. Quite clear. </ P>
If one of my policemen out there still thinks
we encourage for calls, and so,
I'm sorry, we encourage to reduce crime.
Apart from this official denial,
Detective Miranda insisted not only quota,
but was a key factor in the arrest of Eric Garner. </ P>
They went here to put his butt > in prison for something he doesn't do.
To compile a sale,
they must see an exchange. money and cigarettes.
Their report themselves after the incident. they never said
that they saw an exchange between Eric Garner and others.
So if that is the premise > why did you stop it,
then stopping you is illegal. Your approach to it is illegal
and you should never approach it from the start. </ P>
I take care of my business, officer. </ P>
I take care of my business. Please, leave me alone. </ P>
He said, "These people target me, they instill proof of me. "
Every time you see me, you want to screw me up. / p>
According to Miranda, not only detectives who want to reach their quota,
they also punish Eric for daring to complain about abuse. </ p >
Before this, he had made an accusation
against the team at Staten Island, the same officer,
they had the evidence to put on him,
and caught it wrong. and accused him of committing a crime.
Don't touch me!
I got & apos; t breathe!
To determine that they reply against it easily
for every federal investigator,
anyone with authority and supervision.
City Council, all of these people who held hearings,
no one asked the right questions & apos; because they don't want the right answer.
We all have to take up arms.
Two years later people in the community are still angry.
They can't understand
why the police haven't been responsible yet.
- You tell a true story? - You tell them what's right. </ P>
Are you sure? </ P>
If that can happen to him, it can happen to my sons, you know,
my sister, my brother, and that has happened.
To find out later when it comes out and it says
he won't be tried, the police, I lose it.
The whole system is damn guilty.
<For many New Yorkers,
the fact that the officers involved in Eric Garner's choke hold death
did not face charges...
... while Ramsey Orta, the man who recorded everything, faced years in prison,
showed an imbalance in the system.
All damn the system is very guilty.
Ramsey comes out on bail,
but he can't. to be arrested again.
With the trial looming, Ramsey & apos; The lawyer calls a crisis meeting.
I hope DA asks to increase the guarantee.
We will do everything we can To make sure
you leave the courtroom with us on Wednesday.
But now there is more in than yesterday,
everyone will make our lives,
make your life more difficult.
-So we don't get another one, right? -No.
Mentally prepared, we will fight like hell to keep that happening.
Get ready mentally.
Play the game because now they hold the card.
Men who are inspired by movement, face prospects
are no longer can supervise the police.
Ramsey knows this. We have had this conversation with him
very seriously many times.
This case must be resolved at some point.
Do I hope that all police officers will say anything,
but all the truth? No. </ P>
I assume the police officer will lie in the pulpit
to finish what they want,
to finish what they think is for their benefit.
If all is wrong, 118 years is maximum.
He is theoretically facing 118 years.
For some, Ramsey is a career criminal hiding behind accusations of NYPD brutality.
of NYPD brutality.
For others, he is a hero.
I open, literally, modern day death penalty.
That's what happened. They strangled him to death.
I have no regrets, but I don't want to deal with this nonsense.
I will give up some time. My life is for taking videos.
This will be a rough trip,
but hopefully I & apos; ve got my head on my shoulder
when I entered there.
What's the worst that can happen now? What's the worst? </ p >
Death.
Pretty much.
You might help me
because I don't need to go through this crap
p>
I am experiencing now.
I have a great career.
I did it, I have a great career.
For Miranda Detective, criminals the justice system is out of control. </ P>
and defend each one arrest, court and conviction
help hit the target finances.
People make money from the whole process.
p>
This is a money-generating system.
Call calls generate income, arrest results in a whole system.
When you arrest someone, everyone make money.
Courts make money, prisons make money,
court officers make money, correction officers make money.
This is a money-generating system
that no one wants /> to correct imbalances,
because if you make it fair,
there won't be much < br /> income in the system.
City won't make the same amount of money.
I think Copwatch must be everyone.
I think everyone who has a camera now,
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everyone who has an cellphone must be part of Copwatch.
Every time you see something happen, you must take a picture.
Even though there is a police watchdog video,
Christen Conyers returns to court today.
If proven, he will face a one-year sentence.
Enter there and do what you have to do today, man.
Be behave and do a good job today. OK? No complaints, okay? </ P>
-All right? -Okay. </ P>
Give me some. </ P>
Who will pick me up from school today?
Huh?
Who is going to pick me up from school today?
p>
Either I or mother should be able to to pick you up. OK? </ P>
If there are, at most, Grandpa. </ P>
But maybe I and mother, OK? </ P>
All right. </ P>
I love you. See you later. </ P>
Please, man. </ P>
This seems like an community is more divided than being put together by the police. </ P>
This is the view from my son's room & apos. </ P>
The police are sitting here. </ P>
They are here every day, day and night, 24/7.
Think about it. They are here. </ P>
Supposed to be the City of New York Public housing, you know?
But when you go home, they sit right outside your window.
You not free.
Who can you say you are free. Get around in New York City
or anywhere in America now?
I mean , especially being a black man.
Do you think... Do you see that it's round?
Because you don't have glasses.
I can't see from here. </ P>
How do you see all this from here? </ P>
Because he made them good & apos; glasses.
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