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My blood was BOILING

13.02.2026 12:37 — 👍 3    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0
My family and I are overwhelmed by the outpouring of support and love we’ve received throughout this process. It was important that I publicly challenged systems of power that sustain each-other and hold police behavior to a different standard.  Prosecuting mothers for protecting mothers isn’t justice.

Nine months ago, federal agents kidnapped a member of our community, a mother and my constituent. They separated a family and inflicted irreparable harm. My heart breaks at the brutality being unleashed on our neighbors and many others held captive in detention camps. On May 8,  we did what ordinary people are doing across the country: we  stood between masked armed federal agents and a mother. The  murders of Keith Porter Jr, Renee Good, and Alex Pretti,  the killings and kidnappings of Black and brown immigrant neighbors, remind us who the real aggressors are.

Worcester’s leaders chose to vilify us, a community that responded with love. They remained silent and demanded no accountability when our police department violently arrested a traumatized 17-year-old. They enabled the Police Union’s bullying and blamed the community for the Worcester Police Department’s lack of preparation to de-escalate a situation that posed danger to unarmed civilians.  To date, there has been no public response on how the Worcester Police Department could have responded differently.

At every juncture, the justice system tried to  shame me into admitting something I did not do. The Clerk Magistrate argued that my behavior as an elected official should be held to a higher standard, while overlooking the conduct of the Worcester Police. My standard is protecting my constituents and Worcester Police should be held to the same constitutional standard as everyone.  The special prosecutor asked  that I repent by issuing a direct apology, in exchange for dropping the charges with probation.  I chose the truth. 
 
I have dedicated my life to building community and defending  people’s rights.  …

My family and I are overwhelmed by the outpouring of support and love we’ve received throughout this process. It was important that I publicly challenged systems of power that sustain each-other and hold police behavior to a different standard. Prosecuting mothers for protecting mothers isn’t justice. Nine months ago, federal agents kidnapped a member of our community, a mother and my constituent. They separated a family and inflicted irreparable harm. My heart breaks at the brutality being unleashed on our neighbors and many others held captive in detention camps. On May 8, we did what ordinary people are doing across the country: we stood between masked armed federal agents and a mother. The murders of Keith Porter Jr, Renee Good, and Alex Pretti, the killings and kidnappings of Black and brown immigrant neighbors, remind us who the real aggressors are. Worcester’s leaders chose to vilify us, a community that responded with love. They remained silent and demanded no accountability when our police department violently arrested a traumatized 17-year-old. They enabled the Police Union’s bullying and blamed the community for the Worcester Police Department’s lack of preparation to de-escalate a situation that posed danger to unarmed civilians. To date, there has been no public response on how the Worcester Police Department could have responded differently. At every juncture, the justice system tried to shame me into admitting something I did not do. The Clerk Magistrate argued that my behavior as an elected official should be held to a higher standard, while overlooking the conduct of the Worcester Police. My standard is protecting my constituents and Worcester Police should be held to the same constitutional standard as everyone. The special prosecutor asked that I repent by issuing a direct apology, in exchange for dropping the charges with probation. I chose the truth. I have dedicated my life to building community and defending people’s rights. …

11.02.2026 22:02 — 👍 83    🔁 28    💬 2    📌 11

This makes me so mad i literally made an account to rage about it

11.02.2026 21:38 — 👍 5    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0

Ah yes that will surely teach her about serving the community 🙄🙄

11.02.2026 21:27 — 👍 4    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0

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