That includes peaceful assemblies, and when I command peaceful assembly, I mean thou shalt not harm or be the cause of any harm to anyone and anything and respect the law and others’ properties as the goal is construction and not destructions. I also command the police, the military and forces alike to remember that their job is to make it safe and possible for the villagers to peacefully assemble to exercise their freedom of speech and assembly and not to become the agent of the oppressive and corrupt system using unnecessary force and/or breaking the law by denying the villager the right to assemble to exercise their freedom of speech and assembly, their first amendment right on their constitution which I agree and have blessed the union and have all hope and confidence in.⁽¹⁾

The lack of sufficient police training and radicalization of a village as “cops and robbers” is bound to bring about more unnecessary force and brutality to the village as it erodes honor, trust, and separations in the community. Some of the incidents captured on camera that have gone viral clearly show the consequences of having undertrained, underpaid, overextended, overworked, overstressed police officers in a polarized village.

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