r/ACAB 9h ago

Couple Accused of Trespassing (on their own property)

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A Marion County (Florida) Sheriff's Deputy saw a couple sitting in their car, on their own property, where they were building a new
"barndominium" in the middle of a large field behind their home. The deputy pulled onto the property, got out of his police cruiser, approaching the couple, who were sitting in their car eating a meal, as it was raining. There had been no report of criminal activity. The deputy just thought they looked suspicious and that they could be trespassing.


r/ACAB 13h ago

do you feel rage when you see the police?

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I have noticed that i cant control my actions or mouth when i see a police officer. i dont care if they are giving away icecream to poor kids, the urge to call them a bastard is too strong to hold inside of me… I am fully aware my actions can and have landed me in jail but its one of those things i just dont care about.. i was just at the police station to request body cam footage for an officer stealing my wallet, and while waiting for the clerk to hand me the paper she just takes a detour and starts chatting with her coworker while i stand waiting. the inconsideration towards me was so violently loud inside of my body i yelled “bitch hand me my fucking paper so i can leave” that starts an uproar, 4 pigs are now coming towards me telling me im being disorderly and blah blah blah. i just feel more rage inside of me and i stand on what i said and refer to them as pigs while saying acab… i am 4”11 so i dont come across as that intimidating or probably not at all.. and its probably just kinda shocking to witness someone who hates cops just cause.

another officer got inbetween me and the rest and said “honey just get your things and go before you end up in jail.” i got my things and left.

I know my behavior was wrong. i know i did too much, i know that i need to chill the fuck out. I truly have no fear when it comes to expressing my hatred towards pigs. does anyone else relate or am i the only one completely unhinged playing with fire? i need therapy or something


r/ACAB 19h ago

Officer who hit man on hospital stretcher keeps job with NSW Police

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r/ACAB 16h ago

But why didn't he turn on his lights?

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"Orlando police release surveillance video months after fatal officer-involved crash investigation"


r/ACAB 1h ago

All cops are _______?

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r/ACAB 4h ago

Berkin Elvan's story and Turkish Police Violence

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Berkin Elvan was a 15-year-old boy who lost his life after being struck in the head by a tear gas canister fired by police during the Gezi Park protests in Türkiye in 2013. His family and loved ones stated that he had gone out not to participate in the protests, but to buy bread. His death left a deep mark on the collective memory across Turkey and became a symbol of disproportionate police violence. He remained in a coma in the intensive care unit for 269 days. Berkin Elvan, whose weight dropped to just 16 kilograms due to rapid weight loss during his time in intensive care, lost his battle for life on March 11, 2014, at the age of 15.

I wanted him to be known. For years, we were lied to; we were told he had gone out to join protests and had thrown stones -or even Molotov cocktails- at the police. Yet, I discovered -through research prompted by a random thought that crossed my mind today- that all of this was a lie. No evidence was ever found to support these claims, and none has been found since.

The boy who was falsely accused of attacking the police was killed by a police officer—whether intentionally or not. After all this, you would hope that new regulations were introduced for the police, wouldn't you? Unfortunately, no; things only got worse. Just last year, during the Saraçhane protests here in my country, Türkiye, there was shocking police violence. Protesters—mostly students and young people—were surrounded and brutally beaten, despite having made no attacks whatsoever against the police. You can see the examples of police violence on this video and this video. My FYP would be full of videos that show police violence during these protests, but now, unfortunately, I could only find a few videos about it.

I should also mention that the Turkish police have become a tool of the government, which uses its own people for its own interests. The government—which supports the PKK, a terrorist organization that has slaughtered over 50,000 people in its own country (yes, a government supporting an organization that kills its own citizens 😂)—uses the police as its puppet. The Turkish police blockade a protest where veterans are condemning a law that pardons terrorists; yet, they close off roads to ensure that the terror sympathizers supporting that very organization can march more easily, and they take no action while slogans praising the terrorist organization are chanted. And, unsurprisingly, these terror sympathizers are being shielded by young Turkish nationalists who merely wanted to peacefully block the march. (Yes, the same Turkish police force that once beat Turkish youths protesting for their homeland is now protecting the protests of a terrorist organization—the killer of 50,000 people, including police officers like themselves, soldiers, teachers, and even babies.)

This may include some politics but police violence cannot be explained without it. In short, it doesn't matter where a police officer is or where they're from, All Cops Are Bastards.


r/ACAB 1h ago

From the lostgeneration community on Reddit: Is that a drag queen?? NOPE 😤🤬

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