“We the People ask the Administration to de-militarize law enforcement agencies, appropriate funds into local community, remove law enforcement in Washington State schools, corporations, and prohibit law enforcement to employ as security which also refers to off-duty employment.”

Purpose: De-militarizing law enforcement agencies, appropriating funds into local community, and the removal of law enforcement in Washington State schools, corporations and prohibiting law enforcement to employ as security which also refers to off-duty employment.

Legislative Findings:

Whereas this act is necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health, and safety. An emergency is hereby declared to exist and this act shall be in full force  and effect from and after its passage and approval. This provision of this act can never be repealed and there shall be no law made to intervene.

Washington Law Enforcement Peace Officers and the National Guard have or may have violated the civil and constitutional rights of American Citizens and committed violent crimes against American citizens, demonstrating their first amendment rights from the United States Constitution, which are federal and state crimes.

1. Abuse Of Powers
2. Assault

   (i) Minor Bodily Harm

   (ii) Serious Bodily Harm

   (iii) Serious Bodily Harm which resulted in impairment

   (iv) Serious Bodily Harm which resulted in disfigurement

   (v) Serious Bodily Harm which resulted in death

3. Bribing city counsel to pass or maintain law that give police excessive power or status.
4. Bribing city counsel members to pass or maintain laws that make victimless acts ticketable. (ex: riding bike on sidewalk.)
5. Destruction of Buildings
6. Destruction of Motor Vehicles
7. Discrimination
8. Extortion
9. Failure to keep body cameras on
10. False Imprisonment
11. Falsifying Evidence
12. Gang Activities
13. Illegal Seize or delete evidence recorded by civilians in spite laws that make it a crime to destroy evidence of a crime being committed. (December 30th, 2014 PA-98-1142 decriminalizes the recording in law enforcement peace officer or any other law enforcement agency in their performance of of their duties in public places or in circumstance in which the peace officer have no reasonable expectation of privacy.)  
14. Imprisonment of civilian recording Law Enforcement peace officers or Law Enforcement agency committing any crime under Washington State Law, or 18. U.S. Code, or both.
15. Impeding Rights
16. Intimidation
17. Invasion of Privacy
    (i) Collecting finger prints, from minors, in elementary schools, without legal consent, from a parent, or a legal guardian.
18. Killing of Dogs Unjustly
19. Misinforming Citizens they cannot film.
20. Manslaughter
21. Murder
22. Noble Cause Corruption
23. Off-Duty Misconduct
24. Obstruction of Justice
25. Physical Violence

    (i) Minor Bodily Harm

    (ii) Serious Bodily Harm

    (iii) Serious Bodily Harm which resulted in impairment

    (iv) Serious Bodily Harm which resulted in disfigurement

    (v) Serious Bodily Harm which resulted in death

26. Police Corruption
27. Racial Profiling
28. Torture

    (i) Minor Bodily Harm

    (ii) Serious Bodily Harm

    (iii) Serious Bodily Harm which resulted in impairment

    (iv) Serious Bodily Harm which resulted in disfigurement

    (v) Serious Bodily Harm which resulted in death

29. Unlawful Conduct
30. Unwarranted Searches
31. Unwarranted Seizures of Property
32. Unwarranted Surveillance
33. Use of Eavesdropping and Wire Taping to charge civilians without their knowledge.
34. Verbal Intimidation
35. Violating Civil Rights
36. Violating Constitutional Rights
37. Violating Native American Treaties

If you have any hard evidence that supports any of these claims as stated above   please email: nojusticenopeace92@yahoo.com. You may send in any videos, pictures, or testimonies from witnesses, statements, on any kind of  police brutality, unlawful conduct, violent crimes, or any other crimes that violate any Washington State Laws, Civil Rights, Or Constitutional Rights, or Native American Treaties by Law Enforcement in the State of Washington. It is easier to convict with hard evidence. This evidence will be attached and presented to the Legislative Council of Washington State.

Resolution:

1. Release protestors unlawfully detained
2. Drop all charges on protestors unlawfully detained.
3. Termination of all Law Enforcement Peace Officer and Law Enforcement agencies found guilty for violating any civil or constitutional rights of the American Citizens in the State of Washington.
4. Termination of all Law Enforcement Peace Officer and Law Enforcement agencies found guilty for police brutality, assault causing bodily harm, assault causing serious bodily harm, assault causing impairment, assault resulting in death, assault with chemical weapons such as pepper spray, tear gas and CS gas and military grade flash bang grenades, as crowd control techniques on peaceful protestors, destruction to property, destruction to motor vehicles, extortion, false imprisonment, Impeding protestors from demonstrating their rights, inciting violence, and unlawful conduct.
5. Termination of Law Enforcement Unions.
6. Create a Community Review Board which deal with crimes committed by Law Enforcement Peace Officers or  for each Law Enforcement agency to avoid corruption as evidence from recent studies show that Law Enforcement Peace Officers and other Law Enforcement agency titles, honor the blue code of silence where they do not turn on each other for misconduct.
7. Make all body camera footage and all Law Enforcement records accessible to the public as it is public information and to avoid corruption.
8. Investigation into each complaint on any Law Enforcement Peace Officer and Law Enforcement agencies, even past complaints as far as 25 years, which witnesses or victims file complaints of police brutality, abuse of powers, violent crimes, or any other crimes , violating civil and Constitutional rights or Native American Treaties, committed under Washington State Law, or 18. U.S. Code.
9. Release any person and drop all charges to any person that was wrongfully convicted in cases directly related to police brutality, or abuse of powers, or any other crime related to law enforcement corruption.
10. Prosecute any person found guilty , for police brutality, assault causing bodily harm, assault causing serious bodily harm, assault causing impairment, assault resulting in death, assault with chemical weapons such as pepper spray, tear gas and CS gas and military grade flash bang grenades, as crowd control techniques on peaceful protestors, destruction to property, destruction to motor vehicles, extortion, false imprisonment, Impeding protestors from demonstrating their rights, inciting violence, and unlawful conducting shall be termination and imprisoned for the  maximum penalties abusing powers, assaulting, violating any citizen of Washington State, demonstrating their civil and constitutional rights, Native American Treaties, and any other crimes as defined above or committed under Washington State Law, or Title 18. U.S. Code.
11. Removal of Law Enforcement in Washington State Schools.
12. Remove Law Enforcement from Corporations.
13. Prohibit Law Enforcement to employ for security which also applies to off duty employment. 
14. Investigate determination to abolish ICE which violate international codes, human rights, as well as crimes, such as sexual abuse, unlawful detainment of a child, violation of basic human needs, and other crimes reported which are in violation of any crimes committed under Washington State Laws, or Human Rights, or both.
15. Appropriate funds to community education, social workers, etc.
16. Amend laws that require tax payers to pay settlements from police brutality cases or any other violent crimes, or any other crime committed under Washington State Law. Each Law Enforcement Peace Officer or Law Enforcement agency will be held accountable and prosecuted to the maximum penalty.
17. Amend law that criminalizes resisting arrest due to the fact that it is part of the law enforcement duties which they accepted when sworn into law enforcement.
18. Amend law that legalizes no-knock warrants.
19. Amend laws that violate Native American Treaties.
20. Extend educational courses required to become a certified Law Enforcement Peace Officer any other Law Enforcement agency title, which includes but is not limited to:
    Three Years Criminal Law
    Candidates for certification must present valid evidence of successful completion of such program.
    1 Year Behavioral Health

    Candidates for certification must present valid evidence of successful completion of such program.

    Must have provided 315 hours of approved education In Drug and Alcohol Counseling.

    
    Must have provided a minimum of 275 hours of lecture/study in Crisis Intervention courses. Candidates for certification must present valid evidence of successful completion of such programs.
    
    Within the first six months on duties of any Law Enforcement Peace Officer or Law Enforcement agency, no law enforcement officer shall carry a firearm.
    
    Law Enforcement Peace Officer or any other Law Enforcement agency title shall be physically fit enough to detain and arrest an offender while unarmed.
    
    No Law Enforcement Peace Officer or any other Law Enforcement Agency title shall not fire unless fired upon, for the purpose of law enforcement is immediate preservation of the public peace, health, and safety.

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