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36TH ANNUAL BEAUMONT BRANCH NAACP
FREEDOM FUND & AWARDS BANQUET

WHEN: FRIDAY, JUNE 14TH, 2019

LOCATION: BEAUMONT CIVIC CENTER
701 MAIN STREET
BEAUMONT, TX 77701

TIME: 7:00 P.M.
SOCIAL TIME: 6:30 P.M.

Tickets $45.00
Tables $360.00

For more information call 409-842-0294 – M-F 11:00 am-3:00 pm or 409-553-3657

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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.

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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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