how #myNYPD treats 16 year olds who say "no" to being stopped and frisked: https://t.co/awb00Qxeon pic.twitter.com/MhyArnHKXK
— DefendedInTheStreets (@KimaniFilm) April 22, 2014
When the NYPD's Twitter account asked people to tweet photos of their interactions with NYPD and tag them Mynypd, the outcome was pretty predictable: people who feel that the NYPD stands for unchecked brutality, mass-scale stop-and-frisk racism, and the violent defense of the ultra-rich combined with official impunity flooded the tag with photos of NYPD violence.
Need a mammogram? #myNYPD has you covered! Forget Obamacare! pic.twitter.com/Fusv3WhiRZ
— आनिल् (@guru0509) April 22, 2014
Do you have a photo w/ a member of the #NYPD? Tweet us & tag it #myNYPD. It may be featured on their Facebook! pic.twitter.com/Ps7rThxgNw
— Occupy Wall Street (@OccupyWallStNYC) April 22, 2014
#myNYPD pic.twitter.com/jf7CgQ2xWs
— יהושע (@YahFet) April 22, 2014
#MyNYPD murders people in custody, and because of corruption in the system,the DA decides that charges won't be filed pic.twitter.com/nr8m09aUtP
— Dan Routhier (@Danbobjoe) April 22, 2014
NYPD's hashtag campaign backfires horribly [Miles Klee/Daily Dot]
(via Sean Bonner)
