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Military or police?The militarization of US domestic police is evident in recruitment advertising and beyond. Through government grants, police are receiving military equipment that is fit for wartime combat, to use in civilian domestic communities. Civil law and civil rights are , and a form of military justice by police, or what some call a is the new norm.In an article titled, “,” ACLU explains:Billions of dollars’ worth of military weapons and equipment is available to local police departments through grant programs administered by federal agencies such as the Departments of Defense, Justice, and Homeland Security. Until now, this has gone on with very little public oversight. Too little has been known about how much military equipment law enforcement agencies have, why they have it, and how they are using it.Consider the recent case: “”Bullets were sprayed everywhere. They hit the Volvo, other cars in the lot, fence posts and neighboring businesses. They blasted holes in a townhouse where a 12-year-old dove to the ground for cover and a four month old slept in his crib.Was the use of 377 bullets that endangered other people and children, to kill two unarmed individuals who were trying to surrender not a clear example of overpolicing gone buck wild insane?http://youtu.be/AN5WD6tE8OoLook at these police department recruitment videos and tell us what you think. Do they send a message that over-aggressive policing is not only necessary but also heroic and glamorous? There are many recruitment videos like the ones in this post. How about , they’ve been , right?Here is a police department commercial, from Hobbs, New Mexcico PD:How about this one. Police, or military?Newport Beach-The United : Grass Camo. That is all.Off-topic: StarringPhoto by&nbsp;&nbsp;released under a Creative Commons No Derivatives.Shadowproof is a financially independent news organization. All of our funding comes from small donations made by readers like you.We use your donations to hire freelance writers and cover our operating costs. Monthly membership subscriptions give us the stability we need to make plans while ensuring our organization does not depend on grants or major funders. If you like what you read, support our writers with a donation today.&nbsp;

Military or police?The militarization of US domestic police is evident in recruitment advertising and beyond. Through government grants, police are receiving military equipment that is fit for wartime combat, to use in civilian domestic communities. Civil law and civil rights are , and a form of military justice by police, or what some call a is the new norm.In an article titled, “,” ACLU explains:Billions of dollars’ worth of military weapons and equipment is available to local police departments through grant programs administered by federal agencies such as the Departments of Defense,...

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