Beth Rist

Advocate for Human Rights, Women’s Rights (Proud Feminist), the homeless, the elderly, animals, and fighter against Social Injustices

Advocate

An advocate for human rights involving elder abuse, the homeless crisis, police brutality, political abuse, women’s rights, mental health, and rape victims.

Author

Author of Ironton v. Rist, exposing my abuse at the hands of my colleagues on the Ironton Police Department, my experiences as a police officer and a city councilwoman.

Fact Checker

I work tirelessly to expose the truth to expose the untruths that plague our community, giving residents a reliable source for understanding the corruption that influences their everyday lives

Whistleblower

Exposing police and political corruption that has caused a great deal of pain to people within our Community.

Rist Vs. Ironton

Synopsis:


I approached the door slowly and could hear her screaming. Instead of waiting for backup, I made a decision that I now am grateful for. He had a knife to her throat and her head was bleeding. He got very disturbed by me being a female officer, and I walked about two feet toward him and said, “Why don’t you pick a fight with a woman who can fight back. This really made him pissed, and he threw the woman to the floor, calling me a “dyke bitch” and now pointing the knife at me, which is what I wanted to happen. I told her to run outside to neighbors and she said she couldn’t find her kids. I yelled out, “this is the police department, kids, come to my voice. It’s ok! He with a knife and my weapon drawn the children that were hiding in the closet ran to safety. Instead of shooting and killing him, I put my gun back in my holster. I ignored the knife and said, “Put that down on the table, honey, you do not need that.” I reached my hand out and he dropped the knife and took my hand.

After counseling and time in jail, I would stop by and chit chat from time-to-time.

Advocacy Work

Elder Abuse and Neglect

The elderly are being abused and neglected within our Community.

Women’s Rights

Women are still being seen as “less than” and experiences abuses daily.

The Homeless

We have a homeless issue and many misconceptions about our homeless population.

Mental Health

We are in the midst of a mental health crisis and something needs to be done about it.

Rape Victims

As a rape victim, I advocate for other rape victims so that justice will be done.

Police and Politics

Police Brutality and Political Abuse dangerous issues within our Community.


From the Blog

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    My group and I have helped many people in our area. As the need grows, so do the costs, which add up over time and cause financial strain. We need to reach as many people as possible by providing them with resources, avenues out of life-threatening situations, transportation when needed, storage costs for donations, and…

  • The Silent Epidemic: Elder Abuse Continues to Rise

    Understanding the Alarming Trend Elder abuse is a concerning societal issue that continues to see a rise in reported cases. As our population ages, the vulnerability of the elderly to various forms of abuse, whether physical, emotional, or financial, has become more pronounced. This trend has left many wondering about the factors contributing to this…


Meet Our Dedicated Team Members

Beth’s Sister, retired bank manager, human rights advocate, and Owner of Cyndi’s Dance Studio for 35 years.

Longest Serving Trustee at 38 Years for The Lawrence County Humane Society, advocate for Human Rights, animal rights activist, Team Beth assistant, and 83 years young.

Webmaster. Systems Administrator and Clinical Project Manger for the Veterans Health Administration. Certified Baton Twirling Coach for 28 years. Stage IV breast cancer thriver.

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