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Tuesday, June 3, 2014

NYPD Arrest Man for Video Recording Cops during Traffic Stop, Claiming Phone Could have been Gun


by Carlos Miller

New York City police arrested a man for video recording them with an iPhone, using the laughable old lie that the phone could have been a gun, even going as far as claiming an NYPD cop had been shot by a kid with his phone.

Not only has there never been a single reported instance of a phone being used as a gun in the United States, the only evidence that it ever existed appears in a Youtube video out of Europe using a bulky, outdated phone large enough to contain four bullets.

Nevertheless, Will Paybarah ended up spending 13 hours in jail on charges of ?resisting arrest, obstruction of justice, and criminal mischief.

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Wednesday, May 14, 2014

Long Island officers caught on video violently striking driver during traffic stop



WESTBURY (WABC) -- Two Nassau County police officers are under investigation after video surfaced that showed them violently striking a driver during a traffic stop.

Now, Kyle Howell, a 20-year-old drug suspect facing multiple charges, is filing a lawsuit against the officers.

The Westbury man says he has been repeatedly pulled over by cops, these two in particular.

The videotaped incident took place on April 25, when the officers pulled him over for having a cracked windshield. A nearby surveillance camera was rolling as the officers began to punch and knee him.


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Sunday, February 2, 2014

Capital Punishment for Traffic Violations


William Norman Grigg

There are times when a jester is a prophet who uses comedy as a delivery vehicle for dangerous truths. Perhaps that?s what happened decades ago when Steve Martin, in one of his stand-up routines, suggested that the crime rate could be radically reduced if we imposed the death penalty for traffic violations.

That bit of ironic whimsy is now official policy for many police departments, where traffic stops for failure to wear a seat belt or other trivial violations can quickly escalate to the use of deadly force.

Last May, Florida resident Marlon Brown was pursued by a police officer who saw that he wasn?t wearing a seat belt. After reaching a dead end, Brown left the car and fled on foot. By that time, three police vehicles were on his tail. Two of the officers stopped after Brown left his vehicle. Officer James Harris continued his pursuit in a grass lot, eventually running over the terrified man.

The city of DeLand pilfered $550,000 from local tax victims to pay off Brown?s family, while refusing to admit wrongdoing. The State Attorney for FLorida?s 7th Judicial District, R.J. Larizza, declined to file charges. A grand jury, acting on the principle of qualified immunity for state-licensed killers, refused to indict Harris.

Last Thursday, a distracted driving violation led to the execution-style shooting of a 40-year-old driver in a residential neighborhood. Jose Navarro, who was with a female passenger, was allegedly seen talking on a cell phone by a police officer, who gave pursuit. Navarro, who had outstanding warrants, refused to stop, and an hour-long chase ensued.

Police claim that the vehicle was ?linked? to a shooting earlier in the week, and that the driver ? his car?s tires destroyed, and surrounded by police ? raised a weapon, thereby justifying a prolonged fusillade by at least four officers. Retired LAPD Detective Tim Williams expressed concerns about the shooting, pointing out that the onslaught endangered the lives not only of fellow officers, but innocent bystanders.

?They could have told him to get out of the car, but it looks like they just unloaded on him,? one eyewitness commented to ABC News.

Navarro, who barely survived the shooting, is now on life support. Whatever Navarro?s transgressions, it?s worth noting that he ? unlike the heroic defenders of public decency who shot him ? acted to protect an innocent non-combatant: Shortly after the chase began he stopped to let his passenger out of the car. If he hadn?t done so, she most likely would be dead.

For their part, the officers saw nothing improper about opening fire in a crowded neighborhood without so much as ordering Navarro out of his vehicle. One young girl, who was awakened by the gunfire, told a local ABC affiliate, ?I looked out my window and I saw the cops leaning on my dad?s car and they were shooting at [Navarro's] car.?

About ten years after Steve Martin decanted his line about capital punishment for traffic infractions, Russian expatriate comic Yakov Smirnov explained that the difference between Soviet and American police officers could be summarized in two words: ?Warning shots.?

?I like how American police fire warning shots to stop a fugitive,? Smirnov said in a standup routine circa 1984. ?In Russia, the police simply shoot the guy, and say that?s a warning to everybody else.?

Thirty years later, Smirnov?s gibe is obsolete ? not merely because the Soviet Union is long dead, but also because America?s ?local? police have become thoroughly Sovietized.


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Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Idaho Cop Assaults Man for Video Recording Traffic Stop From More Than 50 Feet Away


by Carlos Miller

A Boise police sergeant stormed up to a man video recording her making a traffic stop from more than 50 feet away, accusing him of interfering with her investigation.

Sgt. Lori Sperry ordered Gavin Seim to take his hands out of his pockets and hand over his identification, which he refused to do on the basis that he was not committing a crime.

Sperry, who made more than $99,000 in 2011, became extremely unsettled by the fact that he asserted his rights, claiming it was an ?officer safety issue,? then insisting she was unable to multitask because she couldn?t focus on the driver she was ticketing as well as on Seim.

At one point, she grabbed his arm, but then backed off as if realizing she had crossed the line.

She finally relaxed when another officer named T. Green showed up to the scene, who?s demeanor was the complete opposite of his superior.

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Sherry, you are a POS that need to be dealt with Lori Sperry, you are one sick public servant that needs a mental evaluation You all are a bunch of idiots if you don't think, for a minute, that Gavin was intentionally looking to create some sort of altercation. He clearly had a speech in place for after the event. You all should be embarrassed for supporting him here. All you need to do is put your mother, sister or wife in place of this officer.

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Thursday, September 19, 2013

Oregon Deputies Caught on Dash Cam Acknowledging Illegal Traffic Stop


By Carlos Miller

Here is a perfect example of why we should all learn the public records law in our respective states and use them to our full advantage.

Last May, animal rights activist Steve Hindi was kicked out of an Oregon rodeo for trying to video record after they had hastily posted up signs saying it was not allowed, then announcing on the loudspeaker that only locals would be allowed to video record.

Hindi, founder of Showing Animals Respect and Kindness (SHARK), had flown into town to bail out another animal rights activist who had been arrested at the rodeo the previous day for video recording.

That activist,?Adam Fahnestock, was arrested by Malheur County sheriff deputy Bob Wroten ? who happens to sit on the board of the Jordan Valley Big Loop Rodeo ? which is an obvious conflict of interest.

Nevertheless, it is a private venue and many would agree that they can create their own rules, even if it means opening it to the public for an admission price, then selectively deciding who gets to video record.

So Hindi didn?t bother arguing with them about getting kicked out. But he also didn?t bother providing identification when they asked for it because he knew they had no legal basis to do so.?He just got in his car and drove off.

But then he realized he was being followed by a Malheur County sheriff?s deputy, who pulled him over more than ten miles away from the rodeo on the basis that he had not provided identification back at the rodeo.

Anybody can see it was a bullshit traffic stop. Even the deputies themselves knew it was a bullshit traffic stop, according to a conversation between two deputies recorded on their dash cam as they pulled him over.

Hindi obtained the video through a public records request and posted it on Youtube, which you can see above. Here is a sampling of their conversation:

"I didn't want to stop the man."

"God, we're going to get sued."

'We're going to be in a world of hurt."

It's all because of that rodeo board."

"DAMMIT, I was still recording."

Call?the Malheur County Sheriff?s Department at (541) 473-5510 or email the sheriff at ?Malheur County Sheriff Brian Wolfe.

And call Malheur County District Attorney Dan Norris at (541) 473-5127 or email him at?Malheur County District Attorney Dan Norris.
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There's something priceless about hearing cops shaking in their boots. This guy is most definitely the "real deal". cops: calling it "your job" won't cut it before God.

there's a war on for your soul, and you're losing.

time is running out, this choice is yours to make, these stories/incidents are a warning to you from God. reject it at your own peril.

the people exposing these things are already on the right path,

God is waiting for you but He won't wait much longer.

Disgraceful behavior of the Malheur County Sheriff's. Discusting actions by the Jordan Valley rodeo board.
This add's up to corruption to me.
The Sheriff should be indicted for conspiracy and Ricco charges.
Also, the Malheur County District Attorney for complicity for covering for all the unlawful acts by the sheriff's and rodeo board Malheur County Oregon Sheriff's and the Jordan Valley Big Loop Rodeo plus Malheur County District Attorney Dan Norris equals another blatently corrupt small town in America where the police and District Attorneys have swelled heads and small p.....
Sue their butts!

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Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Lawmakers Issued License Plates That Make Them 'Invisible' To Traffic Cams And Parking Tickets


by Tim Cushing

There are rules for the common people and rules for their "leaders," and only in rare cases do the same rules cover both. Chris Morran at the Consumerist points out how politicians (yet again) are being allowed to ignore the same laws that affect their constituents. Colorado legislators are immune from speeding tickets and parking tickets thanks to the special plates issued to lawmakers -- ones that aren't included in the DMV database.
According to CBS Denver, the info for these particular license plates is never entered into the DMV database, so when some state senator goes zooming by a speed camera, he or she won?t get a ticket, because the camera system looks up the license plate number through the DMV. Since no info comes up, no ticket is given.

This appears to be true for parking tickets as well. See, even though a parking enforcement officer might leave a ticket on the car, cities like Denver that rely on the DMV for addresses of vehicle owners come up empty when they try to collect on those tickets.

On the parking ticket side alone, there are $2,100 worth of unpaid tickets linked to these "invisible" plates. The Dept. of Public Works has decided it's "too costly" to pursue collection of those fines. Of course, now that this is public knowledge, a politician has "stepped up" to right the wrong.
One state lawmaker recently stated his intention to close this loophole through legislative action in the next session, by simply doing away with the plates altogether.

?[I]t?s absolutely unfair,? said state representative Chris Holbert. ?We should be held accountable like any other citizen. We are elected to represent the people and there?s no reason for us to be treated differently.?

If only this sort of behavior were an aberration. Earlier this year, Iowa Governor Terry Branstad's speeding SUV was pursued by a highway patrol officer who decided (or was instructed) not to pull it over after realizing whose vehicle it was. Like in Colorado, certain public vehicles are issued plates that aren't listed with the Iowa DMV, which makes these vehicles automatically exempt from traffic cam tickets, parking violations and apparently, even speeding clocked by an on-duty state trooper. It should be noted that the trooper raising the complaint about the governor's speeding driver (another state trooper) was placed on leave after making this public.

After this small debacle, Governor Branstad too "stepped up" to rein in the injustice, except that his idea of "reining it in" falls far short of Colorado legislator Chris Holbert's plan. In Branstad's view, the problem isn't with the plates, per se. It's that there are too many of them.

Iowa Governor Terry Branstad is upset about the number of specialized license plates that have been given to state, local and federal agencies.

More than 3 thousand plates have been issued that exempt the vehicles from getting traffic camera tickets. Brandstad has ordered state transportation officials to cut the number of the special plates.

Over 350 agencies in Iowa have these plates at their disposal (over 3,000 issued so far), a ridiculous amount considering the plates were originally intended for undercover use by various arms of Iowa law enforcement. Branstad probably isn't looking to give up his ticket-dodging plate but presumably will be forcing several others to play by the same set of rules as the public -- that same public these public servants are supposed to be serving.

But that's nothing compared to the staggering level of abuse (ranking between 'Chris Brown' and 'Foster Home' on the Abuse Chart) taking place in our nation's capital. Back in 2008, a report by the US Committee on Transportation detailed the astounding number of violations racked up by government employees and officials.

Municipal, state and federal government agencies are among the biggest offenders when it comes to illegal parking and non-payment of parking citations. A report released last week by the US House Committee on Transportation documented 4000 cases last year where employees in federal vehicles skipped out on paying parking tickets worth $700,000 in Washington, DC and New York City. The total does not include unpaid tickets in foreign countries and other cities throughout the fifty states where 642,000 automobiles registered to the US government are in use.

"Over one-half of all workers in the southernmost section of Manhattan are government employees," the report explained. "Essentially, all of lower Manhattan is a free parking lot for government vehicles."

Federal workers were not alone in ignoring parking laws. City workers in Washington and New York also disregarded citations issued by fellow employees. DC government vehicles generated 329 unpaid tickets worth $33,360 while New York city and state vehicles skipped out on paying 2562 tickets worth $490,939.

The worst offender? The FBI, which the report found to be responsible for the largest number of delinquent parking tickets by a single agency. The FBI, properly chastened, examined the cases listed and, because it's such a shit-hot investigative agency, found itself "unable to come up any suspects who may have been responsible for illegally parking FBI vehicles on 218 occasions."

To the surprise of roughly no one, those responsible for enacting and enforcing laws are seldom as interested in following them. Apparently, performing the "business of government" is such a total sacrifice that illegal parking, speeding and other traffic violations should be waved off so that our nation's do-gooders are unimpeded in their good doings.

Documents:
Colorado Parking Citations (PDF)
Dc Parking (PDF)


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I wonder if it will make them invisible to keys politicians do evil things but make no mistake it's humans employed as cops who choose to protect the evil leaders, and they do so always with lethal force. cops like to say "it's my job" when no infact it isn't, your job and the evil leaders job is infact to serve the public; you are doing the exact opposite. you're not even following the laws as they exist.

but since that's the lie you toss at us, i guess your job is to die in the very near future,
and the worse part is your soul then goes to hell.
is it your job to go to hell for the evil above you? it is truly YOUR choice and you will reap it.

so that's the spiritual and the earthly battle occurring.
if cops would stop protecting the evil politicians then the righteous could slaughter the evil politicians and start with a fresh slate. since we all know they won't, oh well you pricks have made your bed, your evil leaders will watch and laugh as you die as nothing but cannon fodder to them, they don't care about you yet you protect them. good luck.

the time is coming soon, everyone knows it. we will resist with force equal to that which is attacking us. false road blocks, false martial law, false lockdowns, false raids, you name it - you cops are choosing to do this to the very people the "written law" says you are supposed to protect. it is YOU taking these actions, making these choices.

die soon, go to hell afterwards, sounds like a pretty stupid fking choice to me, but hey.

To 18443. You're right. We are protecting those who are slowly killing us and making false news. We live a lie. We all have numbers as our names and we will be forced to receive the mark. I just want it to be over. I am sick of this game. they are acting in the current manner because they can no longer hide their actions and they also know that time and the people are againest them.I agree with 17884'sagreement with18443. I always knew this was the case, but it still somehow feels great to see it in print & in the public eye.
BTW, I love that we don't need to sign in just to add our 2 cents. That's 'rule of law'-makers for you.

They rule, and you get the law.

Elitists always exempt themselves from the laws for the goy human cattle.

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Saturday, May 25, 2013

Cop Shot Himself While Driving, Let Car Crash Into Oncoming Traffic


Chris | InformationLiberation

Pretty selfish way to commit suicide...

Via The Washington Examiner:

A Bladensburg police officer who died after a collision in Anne Arundel County had shot himself while driving, the Maryland medical examiner determined.

Officer Brian Johnson died from a gunshot wound to the upper body, and his death was a suicide, Anne Arundel County police officials said Monday, citing findings by the medical examiner's office in Baltimore.

The incident occurred about 9 a.m. Saturday on Route 100 near Catherine Avenue in Pasadena. Johnson shot himself while he was alone in his marked police vehicle, and his cruiser crossed the median and collided into a vehicle that was traveling in the opposite direction, police said.

The incident occurred about 9 a.m. Saturday on Route 100 near Catherine Avenue in Pasadena. Johnson shot himself while he was alone in his marked police vehicle, and his cruiser crossed the median and collided into a vehicle that was traveling in the opposite direction, police said.

Anne Arundel County police spokesman Justin Mulcahy said that "it's unusual" for someone to commit suicide while in a moving vehicle.

The driver of the vehicle that Johnson crashed into was treated at the scene and released. While police were investigating the incident, part of westbound Route 100 was completely closed for a few hours, and traffic on eastbound Route 100 was reduced to one lane.

Initially, it was thought he had experienced a "medical emergency" such as a heart attack. Fortunately, his victim escaped with his life.
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Glad he's dead. Typical psychotic cop mentality, caring only for himself and completely oblivious to the effects on people's lives surrounding him, or just too self centered to care. Easy to see why he gravitated toward being a boot licker for the establishment... minimal forethought and absolutely no conscience. Fuck him and everybody that looks like him. What a big fat piece of garbage. One may want to question what the back story is in this situation. Our police officers may be facing choices which are worse than facing death. 6430 you mean like the choices we have the cops forcing on us?thats right cops/state are only human and make bad choices.what are we?we make a bad choice or minor mistake and it is criminal complaint time.thanks for the different view,if it is true,I kind of hope it is infectious for them.they made the choice as we all do.we need cops,just not 90% of them.we need no gangs.any.

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Saturday, January 26, 2013

Video: Cop Sticks Hands Down Womens' Pants As Part Of "Search" During Traffic Stop For Littering


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Two Texas women stopped for allegedly throwing a cigarette butt out of their window were subject to a TSA-style act of sexual molestation by a female police officer who conducted a "roadside body cavity search" on them, The Dallas Morning News reports.

Two Irving women are suing two state troopers and the head of their department in federal court, alleging they were subjected to an illegal and humiliating ?roadside body cavity search? during a traffic stop.

Angel Dobbs, 38, and her niece, Ashley Dobbs, 24, said the search occurred on State Highway 161 in or near Irving on the night of July 13.

They claim that a female trooper, Kelley Helleson, used her fingers to search their anuses and vaginas ? using the same latex glove ? while on the side of the road in full view of passing vehicles.

They said David Farrell, a state trooper, had called Helleson to the scene after stopping the women?s vehicle and questioning them about marijuana. Farrell told them he stopped them after seeing them throw cigarette butts out of the window, according to the lawsuit.

He asked for the search because he said the women were ?acting weird,? the suit said.

Farrell searched their vehicle for marijuana but didn?t find any, they said. He then tried to ?morph this situation into a DWI investigation,? the lawsuit said. Angel Dobbs passed a roadside sobriety test and the women were given warnings for littering, the suit said.

[...]Palmer said the Texas Rangers investigated his clients? complaints but no action was taken against the troopers.

Palmer said the searches were basically a ?sexual assault? on the side of the road.

?No one?s ever seen the likes of this,? he said. ?We can?t let them get away with it.?

Had enough yet, America?
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"acting weird" is SO subjective that it never should be used as basis for "probable cause".
People need to learn their rights under a stop. And just what did the cops think they were going to find up their asses that pertained to littering? The cop went ass to puss, that's like going ass to mouth! EEEWWW!!
Then she grabbed the woman's arm after having it in the chicks ass, how unsanitary for both of them! If that was my wife or my daughter, that filthy, perverted piece of trash would be worm food! Absolutely outrageous! These dirtbag pigs need to pay dearly for this serious abuse of power! Unbelievable how far we have fallen! You Will never be more free than you are right at this very moment in time.
Make the most of it. Can you imagine...

"Hands up, this is a Liberty Search!" :P

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Friday, January 18, 2013

Utah: Traffic Stop Valid Even When Cop Causes Violation


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A police officer can pull over a motorist for a traffic violation even if the officer himself caused the driver to commit the infraction, a federal judge ruled last Tuesday. US District Judge Ted Stewart made the decision in the case of Hickory W. McCoy, who was pulled over on January 24, 2012 while traveling just under the speed limit in the left lane of Interstate 80 in Utah.

Highway Patrol Trooper Randy Riches was running a speed trap on the side of the road, about 150 feet from where the speed limit drops from 75 MPH to 65 MPH. Just before noon, McCoy's rented 2011 Chevrolet Malibu passed by at a legal 73 MPH. Riches pulled onto the highway and began racing after the Malibu at 88 MPH, hoping to catch it speeding. Instead, as he followed for a mile and a half, the Malibu was driving a legal 62 MPH in the left lane. Another vehicle was passing in the right lane at the time.

Trooper Riches pulled over the Malibu on the grounds that it was blocking traffic in the left lane. Under Utah law, it is unlawful to dawdle in the fast lane, blocking faster traffic, unless "avoiding actual or potential traffic" in the right-hand lane. McCoy's attorney, Randall Gaither, said the trooper was the one driving dangerously.

"The Highway Patrol officer drove at an excessive speed of over 88 miles per hour with no lights or siren down the Interstate in the right lane of travel pursuing the vehicle without any observation of a traffic offense," Gaither told the court. "The vehicle was driven in an aggressive manner without any emergency exception. The position and manner of driving by the patrol unit would have reasonably affected the drivers on the roadway. The trooper began following the vehicle and restricted the movement of the vehicle into the right lane... The only clear traffic violation is the excessive speed of the patrol vehicle driving and passing cars in the right lane."

In court, Trooper Riches asserted the Malibu had room to get into the right lane, even though the patrol car was approaching 25 MPH faster than the rest of traffic on the road.

"Even accepting as true defendant's assertion that, due to the actions of Trooper Riches no violation of [the left-lane statute] occurred, the outcome is unchanged because the court finds that Trooper Riches's assessment of the facts giving rise to the violation was reasonable," Judge Stewart concluded. "In sum, the court finds that the totality of the circumstances support a finding that, at the inception of the instant traffic stop, Trooper Riches had a reasonable articulable suspicion that defendant committed a traffic violation under the laws of the state of Utah. For this reason, the court will deny defendant's motion to suppress."

As a result, McCoy will stand trial for charges for possession of marijuana and an Intratec 9mm. A copy of the judge's ruling is available in a PDF file at the source link below.

Source: US v. McCoy (US District Court, District of Utah, 12/18/2012)


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Well there's the real reason at the end. If he didn't have the gun and the weed he would have got away with it.

Also no mention of it was legal or not for him to have the gun. I'm guessing not and the judge didn't want to see him get away with illegal search and seizure so he pulled the verdict out of his ass so he can stand trial.

It's important to understand that judge's decision was not that McCoy has committed traffic violation, but that in the eyes of the trooper, he _might_ have committed it - enough to stop him.

Even when stopped, McCoy shouldn't have consented to the search of the vehicle.

Well, it sounds like there was his problem. The guy should have said the magic words, "I do not consent to any searches" and asked if he was free to go. Welkom to Amerika. The judges are independedent, legal scholars. Bawahahahahahahah! well there are many ways to get your backs in a situation like this. If cops want to play dirty then people are going to have to get dirty also. And yet more nuttiness out of Utah. No surprise there. They should have to mail us all the rules and regulations and constant updates in the law, it's not like everybody studies the contradicting BS anyways! Since they are always adapting it to make more money, they should at least let us all know what all the laws are!

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Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Video: 'Routine' Traffic Stop Gets Arkansas Cop Shot & Killed



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An Arkansas cop engaged in a "routine" traffic stop apparently pulled over the wrong car which he "suspected" may have been uninsured. One of the men in the car pulled out a gun when the cop came to open his door and shot the cop point blank. The shooter in the video has been sentenced to be executed.

The video was only just released by the Arkansas police supposedly because the chief wanted his officers to "learn" from the incident. While being a police officer is not even in the top 10 most dangerous jobs and cops are most likely to die in traffic accidents, it's still completely idiotic the amount of danger police put themselves in to enforce ridiculous non-crimes. If the police chief really cares about officer safety, he should call for the end of the war on drugs and the repeal of all victimless crime laws.


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The only reason this video is making the rounds online is because the fuckers who want to ban guns outright are sensationalizing this statistically meaningless incident.

If you were smart, Chris, you would already know this and not post this shit.

More police officers commit suicide than are killed in the line of duty each year.

Sad but true................Found the right one I guess invasive checkpoints? routines stops? over zealous arrest happy pigs? Sucks majorly, but Im thinking he wasn't legal to carry in any way, so another law would make no difference.

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Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Filmmaker Releases Video Breakdown Of Illegal Traffic Stop By Cop Who Harassed Him


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its awesome how cops claim they are there to protect you but who will protect you from them if you film them doing their "jobs"?

what is there to fear if there is nothing to hide? Good questions for the pigs in blue.

I dont even move over for cops anymore lol

Wow! Great job of exposing Michael Reichert for the scum he is. I suppose it won't be long before the boys in blue take action to remove the cameras on their vehicles. That would open up an after market for cameras installed on mundane vehicles. Looks like the war lovers have brought war to this land. All those military guys trained in war come back home trained to do what? the obvious choice for them is to become cops. Their loyalty is to themselves and not to the public. Everyone needs to educate themselves on civil liberties. Don't help some police officer who is trying to find something to arrest or ticket you for.

Look, Ron Paul talks about civil liberties, either you can enjoy them and protect them or you can give me up, if you choose to give them up, don't complain about corruption then.

That is all.

I didn't see anywhere in the constitution for the government to make anything illegal. It also doesn't say a dogs nose trumps your rights. I find it interesting that at no time did you deny using drugs or being a drug user. Try and remember your hatred of the police the next time you or a loved one are about to call 911

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Saturday, February 25, 2012

Seattle Police Vindictively Take Dash-Cam Video Of Man's Traffic Infraction & Show It To Man's Boss

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When a Seattle attorney recently made a public records request for two dash-cam videos which involved clients he was representing, the Seattle police astonishingly filed a lawsuit against him to prevent the dash-cam videos from being released.

Despite taking that stance, SPD officers in this case took dash-cam video of a man being harassed over a minor traffic infraction and showed the video to the man's boss in a vindictive attempt to get him fired.

KOMO News reports:

SEATTLE -- For the past year the KOMO 4 Problem Solvers have uncovered case after case of questionable conduct by Seattle Police Officers caught on tape. Now we've found a chilling case that started as a simple traffic stop that could happen to any one of us. Only this time the dash cam video of the incident was shown to a man's boss, jeopardizing his very livelihood.

Most people who know Keiwuan Miller see him as either the assistant high school basketball coach or as a security officer at a local public high school. But on an April day in 2010, drivers could have seen him along the side of a city street, stopped by Seattle police for allegedly not wearing his seat belt.

Miller, who has absolutely no criminal history, says he's been stopped by police time and time again simply because of the color of his skin. And every time he's stopped, "it brings back the first time, the second time, when I was a teenager, when I was 22, It brings all those times back."

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Where are all those Second Amendment-fanatics, supposed to protect you from tyranny ? If you have nothing to hide and don't do anything wrong, you have nothing to worry about. Just do what you are told when an officer asks you to do something. She wanted him to lose his job. He wasn't out of control and I can understand the frustration of being stopped for a revenue-generating stupid seatbelt ticket. Nothing has done more to erode respect for the police than their role as basically another taxing agency. If their role is to further impoverish Americans than let some of them go and keep just enough for the purpose of protecting the public. Better yet have them arrest the crooked politicians. LOL @ 67171... from experience, I can assure you that even if you comply and remain polite, you can't be sure that there are reasons to worry! "Under common law, I do not consent and I waive the benefits. Officer, am I free to go?"

...Wait 10 seconds...

"Officer, am I free to go?"

...Wait 10 seconds...

"Officer, if you do no answer in the negative, I will assume I am free to go. Am I free to go, officer?"

When you speak like that to an officer you treat them as a peace officer and you as a citizen. Never answer their questions. Two sentences in and you've verbally contracted to "understand" them, or, more clearly put "stand under their authority". When that happens you become a corporate citizen and they are the agent of the United States Federal Corporation and the subcorps, the states.

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