MAC Crew Proposes Alternative Service to Dekalb Police @TheCopBlock

Uploaded October 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago

This video was originally uploaded to the MAC Tour channel on October 6, 2015: youtube.com/channel/UC8dXCvqahlOWHDfZXlVQnVA

The MAC Tour is a seven venture powered by the CopBlock Network to neutralize the police state and empower each of us to act according to the fact that badges don't grant extra rights. Through meetups and copblocking nights in the Midwest, Mountain West, and West, crew members Ademo Freeman (CopBlock founder) and Brian Sumner (CopBlock contributor) are creating original content while simultaneously inspiring, training, and assisting others to do (or who are doing) the same.

See the MAC Tour schedule, content, and info on how you can become involved: CopBlock.org/MAC

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Cop Block is a decentralized project supported by a diverse group of individuals united by their shared goal of police accountability. We believe that no one – not even those with badges – has extra rights. The failure to realize and act on that is to our detriment. By focusing the disinfecting light of transparency on aggressors we safeguard not just our rights but those of future generations.

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$Accountability at Skokie PD After Facial Fracture? UPDATE: On Nov 15th, 2013, less than two weeks after this video went live, Michael Hart resigned (rather than be fired). The 2013 Police Accountability Tour stops in Skokie, Illinois to followup on the case of Cassandra Feuerstein, who was seriously injured while in the custody of officer Michael Hart. In an incident that occurred on March 10 2013, Hart became upset that he was having difficulty photographing Feuerstein, and can be seen in a video released on October 9 grabbing and shoving her before leading her to a cell that she was forcibly thrown into. She landed face first into a concrete bench, resulting in facial fractures, a large open wound, and displaced teeth. Hart remained on regular police duties until the release of the video by Feuersteins attorney seven months later. He was then placed on desk duty, and following a groundswell of public outcry, criminal charges were finally filed against him on October 30, at which time he was placed on paid leave. While village officials cite both an internal and external investigation in progress, Hart is being prosecuted by a states attorney infamous for her partiality to police employees during disputes with the public. States attorney Anita Alvarez fought court battles as well as aiding in lobbying efforts to keep unconstitutional statutes on the books in Illinois that criminalize the videorecording of police. Hart is facing felony charges of aggravated battery and official misconduct. In this video, Pete and Garret speak with Terry Shiel of Skokie PD, Skokie village Administrative Secretary Carrie Haberstich, and Phyllis Kaplan of the Mayors office. Filmed in Skokie, Illinois on Monday, November 04 2013. Contact information: Skokie Police Department (847) 982-5900 Ann Tennes, Skokie village Director of Marketing and Communications (847) 933-8234 Scored with Pyotr Tchaikovskys 1812 Overture; Police Accountability Tour 2013 #PAtour2013 Sponsored by Amagi Metals http://amagimetals.com/$

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