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This conference brings together local and national police accountability organizations to support communities and collectives facing police repression in its many forms.

The Fourth National Copwatch Conference will be April 19, 2025 at Berkeley City College

Do you want to learn our copwatch shifts practices? Tips for documenting police? Ever listened to a police scanner before? Curious about our People's Database on policing in Berkeley? join us next Friday!

Berkeley Copwatch is hosting a mass copwatching shift on Friday May 31. Tell your friends and neighbors! Check out more info:

"The Bike Taskforce specialized in predatory policing tactics which resulted in the arrest of hundreds of individuals who were never charged with a crime." Read our full Textgate report here:

Join us this Sunday! Spread the word! Get to know the Copwatch community. Hear about the work we are doing. Find out how to get involved. Learn your rights when interacting with police or copwatching. Free food!

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Breaking ‘Textgate’ report on Berkeley Police’s illegal arrest quotas and targeting of poor, unhoused and Black Berkeley residents shows that the Bike Taskforce used predatory policing tactics which resulted in hundreds of unnecessary arrests. https://t.co/edfagIfT3l

Demand an end to the campaign of city sponsored intimidation and brutality. Speak out at City Council meeting tomorrow (10/3). Rally 5:30 pm, council meeting starts 6:00 pm. 1231 Addison Street.

In this video, Jessie is being lifted by his wrists after having sustained injuries from being assaulted. https://t.co/ugbC1Kf0Y4

Less than 72 hours after BPD shut down the Chess Club (a community mainstay on Telegraph Ave), the organizer Jessie Sheehan was brutally arrested. For hours, he was disappeared into the system, tortured, abandoned at a hospital in Pleasanton, and then cited and released.

Copwatch Re-releases 2017 Footage showing Berkeley PD Officer Marble Racially Profile Man at People’s Park. Read Copwatch’s full press release and watch footage from the incident at the links below: Press release: https://t.co/6ClZVyreK4 YouTube video:

In 2017, Off. Richard Marble racially profiled, cuffed and pushed a Black man to the ground without probable cause. Five years later, he pulled a gun on two Black men while off duty. How many more incidents is BPD sitting on? 2017 racial profiling video: https://t.co/I5a7SlfcZx

@CityofBerkeley @JesseArreguin @RashiKesarwani @TaplinTerry @KateHarrisonD4 @RigelRobinson @SophieHahnBerk @benbartlettberk @berkeleypolice Peter Radu, assistant to the city manager, publicly apologized for @CityofBerkeley's actions, pledging to collaborate with people moving forward.But, the City is once again repeating its pattern of destructive and illegal conduct less than a year later. 📸

@CityofBerkeley @JesseArreguin @RashiKesarwani @TaplinTerry @KateHarrisonD4 @RigelRobinson @SophieHahnBerk @benbartlettberk #Berkeley faces a mental healthcare gap. Crises are handled with involuntary psychiatric holds by @BerkeleyPolice.“Until that care team comes, the only other people who can do a 5150 is us and MH,” said Officer Valle.“And we don't have any therapists anymore. That's the problem.”

BREAKING:@CityofBerkeley is restrained from forcing to relocate unhoused residents at the 8th and Harrison camp for a “Health Hazard and Emergency Abatement.” Plaintiffs, some with disabilities,have been unable to access resources for relocation, like storage and housing support.