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Thursday 7/3
• Pure Grease 5 with Scorpion Child, Handsome Jack, Eagle Cla with High Watt Crucifixer at Beauty Bar
• Andy Rourke Of The Smiths (dj Set), The Black and White Years, Ideal Soul Mart (lounge) at Emo’s
• Los Lonely Boys at Waterloo Records
• Terror Thursday: Howling II AKA Stirba: Werewolf Bitch at Alamo Drafthouse Downtown
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• Altar Boyz at Zach Scott Theater
• Bomb Shelter: Or the Modern Pinocchio at ACC’s Gallery Theater
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Following up on this weekend's announcement that the Austin Police Department has come under invesigation by the Justice Department, a two-part documentary was posted to YouTube today. Created as a student film class project at UT, the short film casts a critical eye on APD's recent accountability and use of force problems. (from Grits for Breakfast
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the guy from the aclu should button up that weird shirt. did he just wake up?
oh...
otherwise, this was great. good job, students!
Well done documentary! I could have done with out Steven Segal and the Bohemian though.
Will Harrell, dir. of ACLU in Texas, has done an excellent job in helping citizens defend their rights. Save your playground name-calling for less serious issues, folks.
this seems pretty hard to argue against. beef up the officer discipline enforcement mechanism. how could anyone possibly argue with that?