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By Anita ChabriaStaff Writer
Aug. 19, 2019
3:38 PM
SACRAMENTO —

After an emotional fight that laid bare the chasm between California’s communities of color and police, Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday signed Assembly Bill 392, creating what some have described as one of the toughest standards in the nation for when law enforcement officers can kill.

Intense private negotiations and public outcry influenced the final language of the legislation, which will take effect on Jan. 1. Recent fatal police shootings of unarmed black men, in particular, prompted activists to seek changes in rules that in some cases were more than a century old. Though the final bill doesn’t go as far as some wanted, supporters say it’s a first step in changing the culture of policing in California.

“The bill is watered down, everybody knows that,” said Stevante Clark, brother of Stephon Clark, who was shot by Sacramento police in March 2018. “But at least we are getting something done. At least we are having the conversation now.”

Newsom invited dozens of family members who have lost loved ones to police violence to join him onstage as he signed the bill in Sacramento at a large event at the secretary of state’s courtyard. He acknowledged the bill’s intent to change police culture would be determined by how it’s implemented.

“This is remarkable to get to this moment on a bill that was so controversial but it means nothing unless we make this moment meaningful,” Newsom said afterward. “And so that is the goal and the desire of all of us, law enforcement and members of the community, to address these issues in a more systemic way and that’s going to take a lot more work than passing a piece of legislation.”

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If you live there, either MOVE or quit bitching....

Indeed...

I'm not bitching just bringing light to the continued insanity going on by the left and their minions.......Quit being so sensitive.

It's always a first step with Leftists and they'll keep at it until they have achieved their Commie/Utopian goals.

You get the government you vote for. In this case more lawless people not accountable.

Great place to be if your a criminal

Wasn't referring to you, sir. My fault, I whould have worded it differently..

"Safe" or safer might depend on if your the person getting stopped or not.

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But when you move, LEAVE CA BEHIND. It's not wanted in ID, WY, MT, or other red states. We don't need the crap that destroyed CA. Look what it's done to OR, WA and other states where CA refugees have gone.

More so, if you're a CA cop, find another career.

All these jackasses need to put on the uniform and do the job for a couple of months, and then get back to us on how their ideas work out in the real world, before they dictate to others.

This again. Who are you to lay down the ground rules of what we can do or talk about?

How about national elections, may we speak about those, would that be OK?

If you still live there, and cannot or will not leave for whatever reason you should at least be stumping for conservative values and conservative candidates EVERY DAY OF YOUR LIFE.

Absolutely!!!!!

Jim

As much as anyone else.

There are a lot of states out there in the same exact spot CA was ten years ago, we’ll see how it goes and whether or not they pull up stakes and leave OR, WA, CO, NM, AZ when their time comes.
Going to get pretty crowded in Kentucky if we all keep running.

California is the model taht the Democrats want to use as their Utopia.

- Tough Green Laws
- Open Borders
- compassion toward the homeless
- Friendly to LGBT
- Racially sensitive
- Force business to pay their "fair share" in taxes to provide services


What is this creating? A Dystopia instead of Utopia. I don't need to relate the stories we all see about filth, disease, disfunction, crime, and regulation in California. Just know this is the vision th Left has for All of America. They think they are pushing Utopia, but they get the opposite. I grabbed a couple of definitions for illustration:

1.“Utopia” is what most would regard as a paradise. Everything seems to be good and smooth flowing with the right balance of the social, governmental, and religious systems among others.
2.“Dystopia” is the opposite of “utopia” because everything seems to be imbalanced, chaotic, lawless, unruly, dirty, violent, and the like.
3.Because of the grave abuse of those having great power, dystopian societies tend to become technologically advanced having clearly defined caste systems.

Read more: Difference Between Utopia and Dystopia | Difference Between http://www.differencebetween.net/la...tween-utopia-and-dystopia/#ixzz5xAmV8lXM

Yep......"first step" = nose under tent.