7️⃣5️⃣3️⃣ St. Louis, MO: how many SLMPD cops does it take to break up camping protestors at 4am? 🤔 People on scene put the count at 150+, including stacked in buses behind the videographer
— T. Greg Doucette (@greg_doucette) July 11, 2020
Crazy
10 July 2020
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7️⃣2️⃣2️⃣ St. Louis, MO: one of those entries where the photo speaks for itselfhttps://t.co/Q7ptsQqXGd
— T. Greg Doucette (@greg_doucette) July 5, 2020
More on 6️⃣4️⃣7️⃣ in St. Louis MO, as Mayor Lyda Krewson (@LydaKrewson) attempts to explain why she intentionally doxxed her own citizens on a livestream
— T. Greg Doucette (@greg_doucette) June 27, 2020
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Update on 6️⃣4️⃣7️⃣ in St. Louis, MO: the mayor who spent a livestream doxxing her constituents for sport is now apologizing https://t.co/ViVFBtNtHw
— T. Greg Doucette (@greg_doucette) June 27, 2020
6️⃣4️⃣7️⃣ St. Louis, MO: the mayor is offended by people sharing their opinions on police funding with elected officials, so the mayor gives their name and home addresses on a livestream so others can harass them
— T. Greg Doucette (@greg_doucette) June 27, 2020
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Closer shot of the sign in 5️⃣3️⃣5️⃣ out of St Louis MO
— T. Greg Doucette (@greg_doucette) June 17, 2020
Note: time/place/manner restrictions on speech have to be content-neutral. In instances like this, courts often will find they are not: they're content-based restrictions targeting disfavored protests https://t.co/gG2Cl5bCWl
5️⃣3️⃣5️⃣ St. Louis, MO: police have started posting one-day "emergency" no-parking signs in areas where parking is normally allowed
— T. Greg Doucette (@greg_doucette) June 17, 2020
By undoubtedly pure coincidence, the signs are going up where protests are expected
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