Buehler's efforts to expose what he considers to be police violence and the inherent corruption of the justice systemAntonio Buehler Exposes The APD Internal Affairs Coverup For The Lies Of Oborski And Snider YouTubeAntonio Buehler And Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo On KLBJ "Dudley And Bob Show" YouTube have resulted in numerous bloggers taking up his cause.A Veteran Faces Jail Time for Rising Up Against Injustice, June 26, 2012. dailykos.comAntonio Buehler Wants Peaceful Streets for Everyone americandailyherald.com In addition, numerous cities around the country have reached out to Buehler and the Peaceful Streets Project looking to set up local franchises. Peaceful Streets Project chapters now exist in nearly a dozen cities to include Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, New York City, Manchester, Honolulu, San Antonio and Eunice, LA.  Buehler has repeatedly claimed that "all cops are cowards," and that "cops are terrorist scum." His repeated use of these phrases has irked his critics, including Austin Police Chief Acevedo and Austin Police Association President Ken Casaday. On July 8, 2016, the German paper Kurier ran an article about Buehler calling cops terrorists in the aftermath of the high-profile police killings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, and the killing of five Dallas Police Officers by Micah Xavier Johnson     .
Buehler's efforts to expose what he considers to be police violence and the inherent corruption of the justice systemAntonio Buehler Exposes The APD Internal Affairs Coverup For The Lies Of Oborski And Snider YouTubeAntonio Buehler And Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo On KLBJ "Dudley And Bob Show" YouTube have resulted in numerous bloggers taking up his cause.A Veteran Faces Jail Time for Rising Up Against Injustice, June 26, 2012. dailykos.comAntonio Buehler Wants Peaceful Streets for Everyone americandailyherald.com In addition, numerous cities around the country reached out to Buehler and the Peaceful Streets Project looking to set up local franchises. Peaceful Streets Project chapters were set up in nearly a dozen cities to include Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, New York City, Manchester, Honolulu, San Antonio and Eunice, LA. Buehler and the Peaceful Streets Project decided to stop supporting Peaceful Streets Projects in other cities due to concerns over the politics of the people leading those efforts. Buehler has repeatedly claimed that "all cops are cowards," and that "cops are terrorist scum." His repeated use of these phrases has irked his critics, including Austin Police Chief Acevedo and Austin Police Association President Ken Casaday. On July 8, 2016, the German paper Kurier ran an article about Buehler calling cops terrorists in the aftermath of the high-profile police killings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, and the killing of five Dallas Police Officers by Micah Xavier Johnson . Domestic Extremist Allegations In 2012, less than two months after Officer Justin Berry arrested Buehler, Berry authored an alarmist memo and powerpoint presentation calling police accountability groups domestic terrorists. In emails obtained through a FOIA request by Buehler and published online, Berry claimed that a “nationwide movement has begun against the United States Government and all government officials including those at the local level and the police officers employed by these agencies.” Berry claimed Austin activists, led by Buehler, were “basically … basing all their movements” off of the film “V for Vendetta” and are manufacturing problems in order to bring about a revolution. He listed a range of activist groups in the email to his superiors, including the Peaceful Streets Project, Occupy Austin, Texans for Accountable Government, and the Institute for Justice. Berry submitted the powerpoint presentation to the regional fusion center, but was told by the fusion center that they were not going to take such claims seriously .
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Buehler and the Peaceful Streets Project decided to stop supporting Peaceful Streets Projects in other cities due to concerns over the politics of the people leading those efforts.
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Domestic Extremist Allegations In 2012, less than two months after Officer Justin Berry arrested Buehler, Berry authored an alarmist memo and powerpoint presentation calling police accountability groups domestic terrorists. In emails obtained through a FOIA request by Buehler and published online, Berry claimed that a “nationwide movement has begun against the United States Government and all government officials including those at the local level and the police officers employed by these agencies.”
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Berry claimed Austin activists, led by Buehler, were “basically … basing all their movements” off of the film “V for Vendetta” and are manufacturing problems in order to bring about a revolution. He listed a range of activist groups in the email to his superiors, including the Peaceful Streets Project, Occupy Austin, Texans for Accountable Government, and the Institute for Justice.
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Berry submitted the powerpoint presentation to the regional fusion center, but was told by the fusion center that they were not going to take such claims seriously