Stop LAPD Spying Coalition: Public Survey
The Los Angeles Police Department’s Special Order 1 (formerly SO 11) widens the surveillance powers of the LAPD. By criminalizing innocent behavior, SO1 severely reduces individual rights and privacy. The Stop LAPD Spying Coalition is asking you to complete this survey so that we can begin to document the extent of the potential impacts of SO1, since LAPD refuses to release information about the impacts and, in fact, individuals do not even have the right to know whether a suspicious activity report has been filed on them.

Please take this short 13 question survey to help our efforts. If you are not comfortable with a question, please feel free to skip it and move on to the next.
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What race do you identify as?
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What gender do you identify as?
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What faith/religion do you most identify with?
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What is your sexual orientation?
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What category below includes your age range?
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What is your zip code? (enter 5-digit ZIP code; for example, 00544 or 94305)
How threatened do you feel by "terrorism" in your daily life?
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How often do you feel like you are profiled by law enforcement due to your race, religion, age and/or sexual orientation?
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Have you ever, in a public place… (check all that apply)  
Note: All of the behaviors listed in Question 9 are listed as potential suspicious activities under Special Order 1.
Do you think any of the activities listed in the previous are threatening?
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How important is your privacy to you?
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What is your general view of the LAPD?
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What do you believe builds, promotes, or ensures public safety in your community?  
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Thank you for taking the time to complete our survey!  
SO1 trains and authorizes LAPD officers to gather street-level intelligence and information based on “observed behavior” of citizens, including non-criminal behaviors. Supported by US government anti-terrorism initiatives, officers can document “any reported or observed activity, or any criminal act or attempted criminal act, which an officer believes may reveal a nexus to foreign or domestic terrorism,” as well as other crimes that officers believe reveal a nexus to gang and/or narcotic activities. Furthermore SO1 reverses the basic premise of “innocent till proven guilty” by reporting criminal activity based upon reasonable indication from the officer’s observation rather than reasonable suspicion. For more information, or if you have questions regarding this survey, visit http://www.stoplapdspying.org   
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