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CW: Graphic violence On December 10th, 13 upstate prison guards strapped Robert Brooks to a gurney and choked and beat him to death. This is the body camera footage of his murder. This can’t be reformed. New York should close Marcy prison immediately.

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SDLvor 1 Jahr

This is a lynching. Every murderer here should be imprisoned.

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Phil ansonvor 1 Jahr

Yo put those men in a jail cell now please

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The skinheads in the back laughing fucking demons man

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LRZuKaTovor 1 Jahr

Release the info on every mf and let the public deal with them

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idf trains us police widely

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Raymundo Perezvor 1 Jahr

6 officers lynched a black American man on 9th of Dec 2024

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It’s so disturbing to watch, the lack of humanity is sickening.

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There’s no reforming this.

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Fascist fucks

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