Law enforcement/ Police shootings
Attorney General Eric
Holder is collecting buckets of accolades in his final weeks in office.
Newspapers are especially praising Holder’s suggestion that the feds begin
keeping tabs on shootings by police across the nation. But Holder’s own career
shows his devotion to ignoring or covering up law enforcement killings unless a
bonanza of profitable publicity awaited him.
As the
U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia from 1993 to 1997, Holder was in
charge of policing the local police. When police violence spiraled out of
control, he did little or nothing to protect D.C. residents from rampaging
lawmen.
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