Also might stop if we remove the surveillance aperatus that allows any officer anywhere to violate the privacy of anyone. The flock cameras help facilitate crime and oppression and they need to go.

> There should be a national registry of officers fired for misconduct that makes them ineligible for rehire in all jurisdictions

There is/was (though Trump has largely de-fanged it) - tracks officers fired or who resigned in lieu of termination.

> but police unions and the politicians they back would never let it happen.

Correct again. The Unions that represent ~70% of police across the country have managed to get into their CBAs that the database is not to be used for hiring or promotion decisions (i.e. not to be used).

I would believe them if they actually charged him with a crime. It seems like they want police officers to have access to this data but just don't want the public to know the extent of their inexcusable behavior.