• Vengeful cop who threw away dead teen’s skull after mom complained about police misconduct gets two week suspension
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• Civil rights investigation uncovers shocking neglect, violence at Fulton County Jail
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• Black man calls 9-1-1; cop comes and shoots him in the head, then shoots his corpse five more times
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• Jury awards $98 million to family of Dallas man shot in his home by ex-police officer
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• Federal court says qualified immunity can’t shield cop who tased suicidal man soaked in gasoline
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• 2 Missouri officers accused of stealing nude photos from dozens of women’s phones at traffic stops
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• Tennessee police officer charged for allegedly fatally shooting seven dogs

• California city to pay woman nearly $1m after police dog tore out her scalp

• Police chief tries to defend torturing a mentally ill man into confessing to committing a murder that never happened

   
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      • Walk_blesseDEnglish
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        2 days ago

        It’s a reference to a story from The Magnus Archives, in which a guy leaves a statement about an antique vase he bought retconning a bunch of his belongings out of existence such that no records of them exist outside of his own memory, culminating in the disappearance of his husband.