05/31/2020
Check out the "Mobile Justice" app by the ACLU of Michigan. It reports your interactions with the police to the ACLU. I just found out about this app so I'm pretty new to it. But unfortunately, we live in times where things like these are needed. Here's what I've gathered about the app:
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The app has 3 functions: "Record", "Witness", "Report".
📸 Record will film your interactions with the police and automatically send them to the ACLU after filming.
🤳 Witness will let you know when someone is being stopped by the police and where they are, so long as they have the app too.
📝 Report will take you directly to the reporting functions to document the incident or interaction with the police. Reports are anonymous but there is the option to include your name, phone number, and email should the ACLU have any follow up questions.
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I would recommend everyone get this app or get good at starting a Facebook live or something. The police needs to be held accountable for their actions. We cannot let their abuses of power go hidden. Our phones can be a tool to achieve that. To record, to witness, to report.
This app is also available for the ACLU of the following states:
- California
- Georgia
- Minnesota
- Colorado
- Pennsylvania
- North Carolina
- Virginia
- Oregon
- Missouri
- Maryland
- New Jersey
- Arizona
- Nebraska
- DC
- Oklahoma
- New Mexico
- Mississippi
Take care of everyone, stay safe, and stay healthy!