The U.S. Department of Justice announced Monday that it is launching a new tool people can use to report civil rights violations online.

The site, located at civilrights.justice.gov, is meant to make it easier for potential victims to report violations to the appropriate authorities by consolidating more than 30 different reporting pathways.

"The department is committed to upholding the civil and constitutional rights of all people in the United States,” Assistant Attorney General Eric Dreiband of the Civil Rights Division said in a statement. “The Civil Rights Reporting Portal will make it easier for the public to connect with us, which in turn makes us more effective at upholding these important rights. I encourage the public to use this portal to report civil rights violations.”

The site asks if users have been or know someone who has been discriminated against, then provides a form, stating that after a report is submitted, the Justice Department will review it and determine the next appropriate steps to take. That could include following up for more information, initiating a mediation or investigation, or referring a person elsewhere.

Film at 11.... 😟

Have you seen the apps that record interactions with the popo and send the vid directly to the ACLU?

no, but that doesn't surprise me...... lotta narks these days... 😟

As opposed to people who assault the cops rather than just reporting them

cop assaulters suck... 😟

so you did go down on him?

no way man... 🤐

See something

Say something

Then sic the NAZI SSG ON THEN

Jonesy are you still getting the radio waves in the hut?

#nine....#nine...#nine...

No...

They have seemed to stop...

After the Truman ghost welcoming committee put the neighbor lady in a wheelchair with double broken legs...

Gotta love when your buddies solve your problems for you.

Do you think they got the wrong address ?