re: New Orleans gets shot up and Medusa is on the scene

So she essentially spends her days harassing NOPD?

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"Independent Police Monitor"

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So was Silky Slim

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Is this a fancy name for "community police"

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I'm not sure, but I don't think so. NOPD has been ooperating under a federal consent decree for years. Part of that program includes court appointed police monitors who are independent of the city and police department.

This broad and her bad hair might actually be appointed by the court. However, I don't recognize her name or hair from previous media reporting, so maybe she is a self appointed community activist and police monitors. Who fricking knows ...

Just looked her up. She has appeared to have up her hair game:


Tonya McClary is a lawyer, minister, healer, activist, organizer and artist. She has had a long career in indigent defense and criminal justice advocacy. In June of this year, Tonya joined the Office of the Independent Police Monitor (OIPM) in New Orleans, Louisiana as the Chief Monitor over Use of Force cases. Before joining OIPM, Tonya was in private practice.
The work of her law firm included criminal defense, mitigation and human/civil rights cases. Tonya also has enjoyed a career as a public defender in various offices across the country. These offices include, (1) the Regional Public Defender for Capital Cases in Texas, (2) The Public Defender’s Office in Baltimore, Maryland and (3) the Orleans Public Defender’s office in New Orleans, Louisiana. Tonya has also been in leadership in a majority of the public defender offices where she has worked.
In Maryland, Tonya served as the Circuit Court Chief in Baltimore City and had responsibility for a staff of approximately 60 which included attorneys, paralegals, legal secretaries, investigators, social workers and intake workers. Tonya also worked as a Supervising Attorney at the New Orleans Public Defender’s Office. In addition to Tonya’s works in the courtroom; she has also spent many years as an advocate for policy changes and reform regarding issues impacting the criminal justice system, locally, nationally and internationally. Tonya has also spent many years working directly with impacted communities as a community organizer on criminal justice issues. Her work has encompassed issues regarding policing, juvenile justice, women and girls and human rights violations. Tonya’s work has taken her around the world as a lecturer and trainer. Tonya also works inside prisons leading and facilitating various art programs she has developed, that are conduits for healing. Tonya is a 1994 graduate of the University of Baltimore School of Law.


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Tonya joined the Office of the Independent Police Monitor (OIPM)

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I want this position in my neighborhood. These boomers need to start bagging their golden doodles dog shite instead of leaving it in my yard.

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So she essentially spends her days harassing NOPD?

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Dallas was forced to create a community committee like this, and now the want subpoena power to call in cops. fricking city is getting run by idiots, and all they care about is some old confed. statue. Costing the city half mil when we have a cop shortage. arghhgghgh im salty about how this city is run by a bunch of libs/sjws.

It blows my mind that people are so proud to be from a place that produces so much ghetto trash.

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Hard to believe that Dallas has a cop shortage with all the money that goes through that city.

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Yeah well happens when you have blacks, and libs running the city. Spending millions to take down statute, and 1k+ police shortage they just voted to lower the standards if you have experience from another force, so you dont have to have the 45 college credits.

We get a new mayor soon. Hope it changes but doubt it.

Defend them. typical Nola apologist.