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Cop Block : ウィキペディア英語版
Cop Block

Cop Block is a grassroots organization working to make police accountable for their actions. The organization's members and volunteers attempt to draw attention to alleged or evident police abuses that happen across the United States, and work to film police to force transparency and accountability within their ranks.〔http://www.copblock.org/about/page/2〕

==Activities==
In July 2010, Pete Eyre and Adam "Ademo Freeman" Mueller, key members of the organization were arrested for videotaping officials at the Franklin County, Massachusetts jail. The organization is known for videotaping public officials nationally, with many of the interactions ending in arrest based on an allegation that the activities violate local laws, regulations, policies or rules civil disobedience.
In October 2011, Cop Block sponsored a "National Chalk the Police Day" in fifteen cities to protest arrests of protesters who had used chalk to write anti-police slogans on the sidewalks of public property.
In 2011, Cop Block posted a video to their website, alleging that a Manchester, New Hampshire police officer used excessive force on a student at West High school. According to the New Hampshire Union Leader, the student showed no visible signs of injury either in his mugshot or later interviews. One of its founders, Ademo Freeman, was arrested for wiretapping, though his only alleged charge was recording public officials without them being aware of it, which is not typically a crime under the 1st Amendment as well as many state laws. He was facing 21 years in prison〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Adam "Ademo" Mueller, Journalist And CopBlock.org Founder, Faces 21 Years In Jail After Reporting School Police Brutality )〕 on the charges, but was sentenced 90 days in jail and three years of probation following his conviction. This conviction was overturned on appeal based on several years of federal jurisprudence.〔http://www.unionleader.com/article/20140211/NEWS07/140219859〕

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