File:My Second Letter to Deo Odolecki, Political Prisoner.ogv

English: Douglas "Deo" Odolecki is now caged in Parma, Ohio. Though he's surrounded by people who deem themselves "upholders of justice" it is Deo who is on the correct side of justice. To be clear, Deo is not guilty of aggression against person or property. He is caged because he sought to introduce transparency into the actions of his captors. To make aggression less likely. But, like all bullies, those at the Parma police outfit weren't fond of others realizing the true nature of their actions: coercion, extortion, control. So they, in concert with their friends in legaland, told Deo that he had to spend 240 days behind bars. Shame on them. And on their colleagues who know full-well what's going on and who have yet to speak out.

Douglas Odolecki Parma Detention Center 5555 Powers Blvd Parma, OH 44129

Cop Block is a decentralized project supported by a diverse group of individuals united by their shared goal of police accountability. We believe that no one – not even those with badges – has extra rights. The failure to realize and act on that is to our detriment. By focusing the disinfecting light of transparency on aggressors we safeguard not just our rights but those of future generations.