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Santa Cruz Indymedia | Government & Elections | Health, Housing, and Public Services | Police State and PrisonsJust Us Voicing Our Concerns to Santa Cruz's Public Safety Committee
On February 13th, Just Us and the Santa Cruz Trash Orchestra held a press conference and rally to call attention to Santa Cruz Police Department spying and their investigation clearing themselves of any wrongdoing. Police Auditor Bob Aaronson's rejection of the results of the SCPD’s investigation of its own behavior set the tone for the meeting of the Public Safety Committee of the Santa Cruz City Council. The Committee stated that they were not going to make any decisions until they had a chance to review the forthcoming (in 30 days) report from Bob Aaronson. People were then allowed three minutes to comment on police profiling and infiltration of community meetings and homes.  spying_2-13-06.jpg  scpd_2-13-06.jpg  610_2-13-06.jpg  santa_2-13-06.jpg  trashorch_2-13-06.jpg Right after the Trash Orchestra played, the word came out that the SCPD Investigation was found to 'flawed for obvious reasons.'
 report_2-13-06.jpg Grant was an un-organizer of the Last Night Parade and performs with Santa Cruz Art and Revolution
 sherry_2-13-06.jpg  merc_2-13-06.jpg  safety_2-13-06.jpg  catherine_2-13-06.jpg  robert_2-13-06.jpg Robert Norse organizes with Homeless United for Friendship and Freedom
 john_2-13-06.jpg John published this on Santa Cruz Indymedia:
e: Mayor Cynthia Matthews on SCPD Spying http://santacruz.indymedia.org/mod/comments/display/23936/index.php  chris_2-13-06.jpg This is the article Christopher is talking about:
Police investigation clears undercover SC officers who attended New Year's parade meetings http://www.indybay.org/news/2006/02/1801739.php  david_2-13-06.jpg David says that he attends about a half dozen meetings where people are working to change the system
 mark_2-13-06.jpg The CPRB was the Citizens' Police Review Board. The CPRB was supposedly cut to "save money." However, the CPRB was all volunteer... and now the city pays a Police Auditor, Bob Aaronson.
 bob_2-13-06.jpg Bob is involved with the Human Rights Organization
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