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Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Investigators Trashed Wrongly Accused Ricin Sender's House

Chris | InformationLiberation

The innocent Elvis impersonator wrongly charged for allegedly sending ricin through the mail had his house completely trashed and made "uninhabitable" by the government's investigators. Now he is having to fight the state to have his property repaired.

Via AP:

OXFORD, Miss. (AP) ? A Mississippi man?s house is uninhabitable after investigators searched it but failed to find evidence of the deadly poison ricin, a lawyer said Monday, arguing that the government should repair the home.
[...]Curtis? lawyer, Christi McCoy, has sent a letter to U.S. Attorney Felicia Adams demanding that Curtis be provided temporary housing and the government repair his Corinth, Miss., home and possessions. She also wants the government to pay his legal bills.
?To be specific, Mr. Curtis? home is uninhabitable. I have seen a lot of post search residences but this one is quite disturbing. The agents removed art from the walls, broke the frames and tore the artwork. Mr. Curtis offered his keys but agents chose to break the lock. Mr. Curtis? garbage was scheduled to be picked up Thursday, the day after he was snatched from his life. A week later, the garbage remains in his home, along with millions of insects it attracted,? the letter says.

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Jeez, government agencies are screwing up all over the place, or, perhaps, they're not.

I just read on yahoo, that "Animal Control" mistakenly euthanized a family dog. With all this linkedin technology, the control center which the dog was taken to, "somehow," overlooked the 5 day holding policy, and killed the dog after only 1 day.
Computers can track days, can track people, can ensure redundancy (thanks to cloud computing), and, could have - with almost absolute accuracy, pinpointed the exact family the dog belonged to, even though the dog wasn't mircochipped. Something tells me, that this euthanization was hardly a mishap. The article goes on to read, that control officer was fired, but, I had to wonder... how many more officers, is this "1 day killing" common practice for?

they will continue this brainwashed,piggish behavour for a pay check .they are pushing in hope of instigating a war within .you know like bombs and bullits.wish it wasn't so.

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DIY Law Enforcement in Cash-Strapped Oregon County

"They will not send an officer out, so we are on our own totally," says Sam Nichols, co-founder of Citizens Against Crime. CAC is a group of around 20 armed volunteers who have been conducting routine patrols in and around O'Brien, Oregon since last summer. CAC patrols "are always a minimum of two people," says Nichols, precisely because they want to avoid the kind of thing "that happened in Florida, the case where Zimmerman shot the boy."

Why are the citizens of O'Brien patrolling their own streets? Josephine County is a rural area in south western Oregon with serious budget problems. Back in 1916, the federal government bought up millions of acres of land that had been owned by the railroads. The move left 18 Oregon counties without a significant source of property tax revenue. To make up for the lost taxes, the feds began giving the Oregon counties a share of the timber revenues in 1937. The program worked until environmental regulations severely curtailed logging in Oregon. By 1998, timber revenues had dropped to just a third of what they were in 1989. Temporary federal timber subsidies filled the gap, but those subsidies were phased out last year.

This year, Josephine County slashed its public safety budget from $20 million to less than $9 million. As a result, the county was forced to release 39 prisoners, including people charged with assault, burglary and rape. Only three sheriffs patrol Josephine County, an area larger than Rhode Island, and those sheriffs only respond to life-threatening calls.

The self-reliant folks who live in Josephine County aren't likely to raise their own taxes any time soon, but lots of citizens are willing to do their part to deter criminal activity. Sam Nichols and the other members of Citizens Against Crime strap on guns, turn on flashing lights mounted on their vehicles and keep an eye out for suspicious activity. Former deputy sheriff Carol Dickson maintains a Facebook page called To Catch a Thief as a kind of virtual neighborhood watch program. The page currently has more than 1600 followers.

"Some people are taking the law into their own hands, which obviously scares the heck out of me," says Josephine County Sheriff Gil Gilbertson. But because of the severity of Josephine County's budget problems, Gilbertson isn't complaining too loudly. As he puts it, "law enforcement in this community is weak at best."

Approximately 6.5 minutes.

Produced by Paul Feine and Alex Manning.

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This is how law enforcement should be run by volunteer citizens not by donut coffee chugging police who rip off the taxpayer when you see their salary. so if a citizen takes the law into their own hands it scares the hell out of him.but cops doing the same?

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Monday, May 27, 2013

Man Loses $160,000 In New 'Policing For Profit' Case

by Phil Williams

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - NewsChannel 5 has uncovered a brand new "policing for profit" case -- a case that resulted in a New York man losing a $160,000 on a Tennessee interstate.

Even more startling, critics said, the case exposes a major loophole around a new law that's supposed to crack down on such abuses.

Police video, obtained by NewsChannel 5 Investigates, shows how an Indian-American businessman from New York lost the cash during a December 2011 traffic stop along I-40 in Dickson County.

It's money that authorities would eventually be forced to return -- more than a year later.

"It does show that the government did not have a very strong case," said Darpana Sheth, an attorney with the conservative-leaning Institute for Justice.

Her organization has called such practices "highway robbery."

The cash was seized by an interdiction officer from the 23rd Judicial District Drug Task Force. The agency gets its funding by seizing cash -- usually from out-of-state drivers, often minorities -- when officers have suspicions that it might be drug money.

But in this case, instead of using state seizure laws, the agent from the 23rd took the cash to the feds, tying up the businessman's money in the federal courts.

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cops are some of the biggest crooks and liars in this country.trained to deny,lie.give alibi's said the d.a. to the cop on the wittness stand.won't even follow their own guidelines.99% assholes.

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Sunday, May 26, 2013

Damn the Evidence, Just Arrest that 11-Year Old!

by Tim Lynch

From WKBN.com:

The parents of an 11-year-old Canfield girl cleared of false rape charges is suing the city, police department and investigators for $5 million, alleging investigators pursued the case because of political connections even after they learned the accusations were false.
The parents alleged in a lawsuit filed Tuesday in U.S. Northern District Court in Youngstown that Canfield Police Chief Chuck Colucci pressured investigators and juvenile prosecutors to pursue the case against the girl despite investigators believing that her three accusers were lying to get her in trouble.
Colucci ?in turn applied political pressure to Detective McGivern, demonstrating to McGivern that this prosecution was a personal priority of the chief?s that would affect McGivern?s career at the Canfield Police Department if he did not listen to? him.
The suit says police questioned the girl April 20, 2012 for about five hours without food, water or rest. ?
The girl was arrested April 24, rape charges were filed against the girl and she was taken to the Juvenile Detention Center ?without her parents even having a chance to say goodbye,? the suit alleges.
One of the accusers later told police they conspired to lie during the investigation, yet the case against the girl continued the suit says.

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I don't follow. The girl raped three others? How? No, The point was she DID NOT rape anyone.

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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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Friday, May 24, 2013

Officials: Boston Suspect Had No Firearm When Barrage Of Bullets Hit Hiding Place

By Sari Horwitz and Peter Finn

Although police feared he was heavily armed, the suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing had no firearms when he came under a barrage of police gunfire that struck the boat where he was hiding, according to multiple federal law enforcement officials.

Authorities said they were desperate to capture Dzhokhar Tsarnaev so he could be questioned. The FBI, however, declined to discuss what prompted the gunfire.

Other law enforcement officials said the shooting may have been prompted by the chaos of the moment and some action that led the officers to believe Tsarnaev had fired a weapon or was about to detonate explosives.

These new details emerged as investigators continued their examination of the movements and motives of Tsarnaev, 19, and his brother, Tamerlan, in last week?s coordinated bombing, which killed three people and wounded more than 250.

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chris, what about him shooting himself in the neck? I think that was another false report, it seems the police are the ones who shot him in the neck, not himself.

Here's from the article:

"In the immediate aftermath of Tsarnaev?s capture, police officials said he had fired from the boat and he was reported to have been captured with several weapons. There were also reports that the gunshot wound he suffered to the throat might have been an attempt to kill himself as police moved in."

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Thursday, May 23, 2013

Ron Paul: Shutdown After Boston Bombings More Frightening Than Attack Itself

Liberty Was Also Attacked in Boston
by Ron Paul

Forced lockdown of a city. Militarized police riding tanks in the streets. Door-to-door armed searches without warrant. Families thrown out of their homes at gunpoint to be searched without probable cause. Businesses forced to close. Transport shut down.

These were not the scenes from a military coup in a far off banana republic, but rather the scenes just over a week ago in Boston as the United States got a taste of martial law. The ostensible reason for the military-style takeover of parts of Boston was that the accused perpetrator of a horrific crime was on the loose. The Boston bombing provided the opportunity for the government to turn what should have been a police investigation into a military-style occupation of an American city. This unprecedented move should frighten us as much or more than the attack itself.

What has been sadly forgotten in all the celebration of the capture of one suspect and the killing of his older brother is that the police state tactics in Boston did absolutely nothing to catch them. While the media crowed that the apprehension of the suspects was a triumph of the new surveillance state -- and, predictably, many talking heads and Members of Congress called for even more government cameras pointed at the rest of us -- the fact is none of this caught the suspect. Actually, it very nearly gave the suspect a chance to make a getaway.

The "shelter in place" command imposed by the governor of Massachusetts was lifted before the suspect was caught. Only after this police state move was ended did the owner of the boat go outside to check on his property, and in so doing discover the suspect.

No, the suspect was not discovered by the paramilitary troops terrorizing the public. He was discovered by a private citizen, who then placed a call to the police. And he was identified not by government surveillance cameras, but by private citizens who willingly shared their photographs with the police.

As journalist Tim Carney wrote last week:

"Law enforcement in Boston used cameras to ID the bombing suspects, but not police cameras. Instead, authorities asked the public to submit all photos and videos of the finish-line area to the FBI, just in case any of them had relevant images. The surveillance videos the FBI posted online of the suspects came from private businesses that use surveillance to punish and deter crime on their property."

Sadly, we have been conditioned to believe that the job of the government is to keep us safe, but in reality the job of the government is to protect our liberties. Once the government decides that its role is to keep us safe, whether economically or physically, they can only do so by taking away our liberties. That is what happened in Boston.

Three people were killed in Boston and that is tragic. But what of the fact that over 40 persons are killed in the United States each day, and sometimes ten persons can be killed in one city on any given weekend? These cities are not locked-down by paramilitary police riding in tanks and pointing automatic weapons at innocent citizens.

This is unprecedented and is very dangerous. We must educate ourselves and others about our precious civil liberties to ensure that we never accept demands that we give up our Constitution so that the government can pretend to protect us.

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