ベッキーGさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ベッキーGInstagram)「CALIFORNIA, please read and repost NOW. Please join me and support transparency & accountability in police! ✊🏽 We need to tell our reps to end police secrecy and urge the CA State Assembly to hear & pass #SB731 and #SB776. This bill will go to Congress tomorrow 8/26 for the House to vote & the Senate will vote on Thursday 8/27! We need to pressure this NOW because after this week, Congress breaks for recess until January! I support @SenatorSkinner & Senator Steve Bradford in holding the police accountable. We CANNOT afford to wait. Let's give victims of police abuse the justice they DESERVE. 🙌🏽❤️ #Justice4CA Please repost on IG/Twitter and tag our reps: @GavinNewsom @senatortoniatkins @rendon63rd @asmmarkstone #PoliceReformNow MORE INFO ON THE TWO BILLS BELOW: California SB 731/Bradford The California Legislature is considering a critical bill: SB 731. Introduced by Senator Steve Bradford, SB 731 would implement an effective system by which to revoke an officer’s certification based on criminal conviction and certain acts of serious misconduct. The bill represents a revitalization of California’s civil rights law (the “Bane Act”) by seeking to properly protect the rights of all California citizens. California SB 776/Skinner We’d also like to add info on another bill we’ve been pushing for: SB 776 brings California closer to many other states including New York, Florida, Georgia, Ohio, and Washington by further expanding public access to records on wrongful arrests and wrongful searches, biased or discriminatory behavior and any and all uses of force. Additionally, SB 776 ensures that officers with a history of misconduct can’t just quit their jobs, keep their records secret, and move on to another jurisdiction with their past actions not disclosed.」8月26日 8時59分