Well, howdy there internet people? Let's be it again. So today we are going to talk about Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

And we're going to talk about a warehouse. And we're going to talk about a warehouse and we're going to talk about brave

and then we're going to talk about where it goes from here because the current

reporting it seems unlikely that the current reporting is

going to be the end of this story there's probably going to be more to it

okay so if you have no idea what I'm talking about, there are cops in Baton Rouge that are or were part of something called the Brave Unit.

Think Crash, Scorpion Teams,

we've talked about stuff like this before.

There have been two suits filed recently, both of them, the

allegation center on the activity that occurred at a warehouse, which was described as essentially an unmarked

interrogation warehouse where Baton Rouge citizens have been getting taken for

years. The allegations of the conduct at that warehouse are, they're bad.

We're not going to go over all of them because frankly I don't think this is going to be all

the allegations.

I think this is the start of this story, nowhere near the end of it. The attorneys, they seem to agree, it was described as, let's see here said you know that it's not about just a few bad apples type of things

they said quote this is about a level of institutional rot and institutional responsibility for police misconduct

that goes to the chief and the deputy chief and has been longstanding for years.

It's worth noting that,

it's worth noting that according to reporting after the first suit was filed, the team was disbanded.

Based on the length of time and some other information you actually have

comments from cops going back years when they were asked about brave and say oh well that's the aggressive quote part of the

department.

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