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LRPD drops quarterly community meetings and will only meet with citizens twice a year MAKING LITTLE ROCK ACCOUNTABLE AGAIN LRPD "Chief Keef" Humphrey In a shocking and disturbing move, the Little Rock Police Department moves towards less transparency and interaction with citizens by announcing it drops quarterly meetings in favor in semiannual ones. News of this prompted one citizen to contact her city board representative and express grave concerns. The first homicide of 2020 occurred in West Little Rock on January 6th (Ward 6) as did a double shooting on January 7th (Ward 5). Both of these violent crimes are making white folks in their WLR neighborhoods very nervous. Apparently LRPD did not provide this information to city leadership as they were caught off guard. We reached out to Ward 5 Director Hines and he advised us that he and other board members were trying to find out why they were not notified. Hines made reference to the email

FEDERAL APPEALS COURTS RULES THAT SAYING "FUCK YOU" TO A POLICE OFFICER IS PROTECTED SPEECH - ARKANSAS STATE TROOPER'S RETALIATORY ACTIONS MAY COST THE STATE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ASP TROOPER LAGARIAN CROSS' FUCKERY MAY COST THE STATE A BUNDLE Yelling “fuck you” at a police officer is an act of free speech protected by the U.S. Constitution, a federal appeals court ruled on June 3rd of 2019. “As protected speech, it should be free from retaliatory government actions,” the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals declared in a case from Fort Smith.  The court’s decision came in an appeal of a lawsuit filed by Eric Thurairajah, who was arrested in Fort Smith back in 2015, after he yelled “fuck you” at state trooper he was driving past. At the time, Trooper Lagarian Cross was conducting a traffic stop.  According to the court, “Trooper Cross ended the traffic stop of the van and pursued Thurairajah, stopped him, and arrested him, citing Arkansas’s

Jonathan Walker, a LRPD Officer suspended for domestic violence, is outed as a stalker MAKING LITTLE ROCK ACCOUNTABLE AGAIN   Where do you go for help when the people who are meant to keep you safe are the real danger? Our last post  was about two LRPD officers recently involved in domestic violence incidents. One of those domestic abusers was Johnathan Walker. We were contacted by a female that was stalked by Walker after he responded to a call to her residence when a now former boyfriend abused her. She later received a message from him on Instagram from him. Walker claimed they "matched" on a dating site. We asked for a copy of the MVR footage from the incident.  LRPD responded that it was no longer available. That's a shame as cops often forget that they are being recorded and make some interesting comments. Perhaps Walker made comments to other officers about the female he subsequently stalked.  We will never kn