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Beaumont man wins car in NAACP fundraiser

Brian Pierre, the winner of the 2018 Hyundai Elantra, says he purchased a raffle ticket to help out the organization and never expected to be chosen as the winner of the car. Author: Raegan Gibson Published: 4:54 PM CDT March 24, 2019 Updated: 10:54 PM CDT March 24, 2019 SILSBEE, Texas — A Beaumont man […]

Homeowner Assistance Program

Here is information on HAP (Homeowner Assistance Program).  Included are some links to the web sites where you can get additional information needed for HAP. One of the links is to a Facebook page giving information on a meeting the city will be holding at the Willard library on Lucas St March 30.  The second link has the address of […]

Rejected Voter Ballots

Check this pdf for a list of voters whose ballots were rejected.  If you recognize anyone on this list, please contact them to inform them their ballot was rejected and what their options are.

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POLICE MISCONDUCT REPORT

There is currently a lack of reliable information on incidents of police misconduct in the US. Training on the NAACP All Alert system can increase public awareness of police misconduct by encouraging witnesses or victims of police misconduct to report such incidents to the Association.

The NAACP All Alert is an online reporting system that allows witnesses or victims of police misconduct to report such incidents to the Association. All Alert is a user-friendly online form that respondents can access and fill out using their cell phone or computer. Users are asked to provide as much detail as they can or choose to about the incident (i.e. race of victim, per- ceived motivation of incident, time and location of incident, information on officers involved,   etc.)

Law enforcement agencies can no longer be the only group reporting police misconduct. It is time to build a public awareness campaign that will inform people of their rights and how to use the All Alert System when reporting police misconduct. Only when people are informed of their rights and how to exercise them through reporting incidences of misconduct will society be forced to deal with the problems of police  misconduct.

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