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Liberty Activist ‘Murdered as He Slept’ by SWAT Team Seizing His Guns—Lawyer

Silver Spring, MD — Duncan Lemp was a talented computer programmer who was raising money to form a startup company to go out on his own. This 21-year-old proponent of the Constitution had his entire life ahead of him. However, because the state of Maryland wanted to take his guns, he was killed in his own home — gunned down in his bed as he slept, according to his attorney.

“He was a talented, smart guy. Super nice. Didn’t deserve to get shot,” said Samuel Reid, whose Canadian software company employed Lemp as an independent contractor.

According to police, at approximately 4:30 am on March 12, members of the Special Operations Division – Tactical Unit were in the process of serving a high-risk search warrant related to firearms offenses at an address in the 12200 block of St. James Road in Potomac. During the warrant service, the suspect confronted the officers and was fatally shot by an officer assigned to the Tactical Unit.

Despite police claiming the warrant was high risk, Lemp’s family, who says they read the warrant, claim it said nothing about a high risk. What’s more, Lemp and his girlfriend who was also shot during the raid, have no criminal record, according to his family.

Police claim Lemp was not allowed to possess the firearms he owned, so they raided his house to take them.

“Detectives were following up on a complaint from the public that Lemp, though prohibited, was in possession of firearms,” the release says without elaborating.

In the process, according to Rene Sandler, an attorney for the family, police opened fire through an outside window and murdered Lemp and shot his girlfriend as they slept.

According to ABC, Sandler said the family believes police fired gunshots, not a flashbang or other projectile, from outside the home, including through Lemp’s bedroom window, while he and his girlfriend were sleeping. Nobody in the home heard any warnings or commands before police opened fire, she said.

“There is no warrant or other justification that would ever allow for that unless there is an imminent threat, which there was not,” Sandler said.

“The facts as I understand them from eyewitnesses are incredibly concerning,” she told The Associated Press.

As ABC reports, the warrant that police obtained to search the Potomac home Lemp shared with his parents and 19-year-old brother doesn’t mention any “imminent threat” to law enforcement or the public, Lemp’s relatives said in a statement released Friday by their lawyers. Nobody in the house that morning had a criminal record, the statement adds.

“Any attempt by the police to shift responsibility onto Duncan or his family, who were sleeping when the police fired shots into their home, is not supported by the facts,” the statement says.

This case appears to be crystal clear. Police claimed Lemp’s guns were illegal, raided his home to take them, and killed him in the process. He had harmed absolutely no one.

TFTP found Lemp’s Instagram account and his personal website. The show that this young entrepreneur was a talented computer programmer as well as a proponent for liberty. In one of his posts, Lemp posted a photo of two AR-style rifles with the quote “Sic Semper Tyrannis.” The phrase translates literally as “thus always to tyrants”. The idea is that a tyrant always meets a dire end, which is just and should be expected.

It was likely this post that set the officers on their path that ended with the alleged murder of Lemp.

The police department’s news release says the “facts and circumstances of the encounter” are still under investigation and are ensuring the public that an outside agency will review all the facts.

“An established agreement between the Montgomery County State’s Attorney’s Office and the Howard County State’s Attorney’s Office stipulates that when an officer-involved shooting involving injury or death occurs in one county, the other county’s State’s Attorney’s Office will review the event,” police said.

If history is any indicator, however, police will rule this killing justified after they investigate themselves.

“He was pro-America and supported wholeheartedly all the protections of the Constitution,” the family’s attorney said. “We believe that the body camera footage and other forensic evidence from this event will support what Duncan’s family already knows, that he was murdered.”


https://thefreethoughtproject.com/ac...-seizing-guns/

No Charges for Cop Who Shot Through Window, Killing Liberty Activist ‘As He Slept Next to Pregnant Girlfriend’

https://thefreethoughtproject.com/no...ctivist-slept/


Short BS version:

Once again we've investigated ourselves and found absolutely no wrongdoing whatsoever. Not one of the officers involved violated any state or federal laws and all department policies were adhered to 100%.

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Framed Philadelphia Man is free After 19 Years After Police Used A "DROP GUN" To Frame Him

The Gun Was Registered To An Active-Duty Officer

Three Philadelphia police officers have been reassigned pending an internal investigation into the arrest of Termaine Joseph Hicks, who was cleared of a 2001 rape last week after spending 19 years in prison.

That decision comes after an investigation by the Innocence Project and the District Attorney’s Conviction Integrity Unit raised serious questions about whether police had fabricated evidence, planted a gun, and arrested Hicks under false pretenses — all to conceal a police shooting of an innocent bystander who had rushed to aid a rape victim.

“They lied under oath to cover up for shooting an innocent man three times in the back,” Innocence Project lawyer Vanessa Potkin said.

A police spokesperson said the DA provided details on the allegations only after Hicks’ case was resolved. “As a result of receiving this information, we have opened an Internal Affairs investigation into the allegations of police misconduct,” the spokesperson said in an email.

Officer Martin Vinson, who testified that he fired because Hicks was reaching for a gun and lunging toward him, and his then-partner Sgt. Dennis Zungolo, who testified he saw Hicks pulling up his pants when police arrived, were both placed on restricted duty, the spokesperson confirmed.

Vinson, most recently assigned to the Third Police District, has not responded to requests for comment. Zungolo, of South Detectives Division, declined an interview and referred questions to John McGrody, vice president of the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 5. McGrody did not return phone calls on Tuesday.


https://junkyarddog911.blogspot.com/...ree-after.html

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Framed Philadelphia Man is free After 19 Years After Police Used A "DROP GUN" To Frame Him

The Gun Was Registered To An Active-Duty Officer

Three Philadelphia police officers have been reassigned pending an internal investigation into the arrest of Termaine Joseph Hicks, who was cleared of a 2001 rape last week after spending 19 years in prison.

That decision comes after an investigation by the Innocence Project and the District Attorney’s Conviction Integrity Unit raised serious questions about whether police had fabricated evidence, planted a gun, and arrested Hicks under false pretenses — all to conceal a police shooting of an innocent bystander who had rushed to aid a rape victim.

“They lied under oath to cover up for shooting an innocent man three times in the back,” Innocence Project lawyer Vanessa Potkin said.

A police spokesperson said the DA provided details on the allegations only after Hicks’ case was resolved. “As a result of receiving this information, we have opened an Internal Affairs investigation into the allegations of police misconduct,” the spokesperson said in an email.

Officer Martin Vinson, who testified that he fired because Hicks was reaching for a gun and lunging toward him, and his then-partner Sgt. Dennis Zungolo, who testified he saw Hicks pulling up his pants when police arrived, were both placed on restricted duty, the spokesperson confirmed.

Vinson, most recently assigned to the Third Police District, has not responded to requests for comment. Zungolo, of South Detectives Division, declined an interview and referred questions to John McGrody, vice president of the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 5. McGrody did not return phone calls on Tuesday.


https://junkyarddog911.blogspot.com/...ree-after.html

Glad this guy got vindicated by this is a one in a thousand case.

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More POS pigs who don't have a clue of the law...again. Simply gathering signatures for a petition is not against the law. A permit is not required as the ignorant pig lied and copsplained incorrectly. It's low IQ jackboots like this who police with their opinions and egos rather than the actual law who continue to earn the hate for pigs everywhere. LEOs could be out doing something productive for the community, but instead they choose to harass citizens engaged in lawful activity.





Looks like citizens are redressing their government on the pigs' Facebook page.

https://www.facebook.com/Calhoun-Cou...2356733459750/

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More copsplaining fuqsticks with costumes and badges who don't know the law. This seems to be a common theme in this thread. Anyone who lacks the common sense to know the difference between hunting and fishing should not be a cop. Low IQ, ignorant pigs enforcing laws that don't exist or acting on behalf of their opinions and fragile egos.

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Where you violated by a cop ? Or is it Daddy issues ?

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Disturbing Video Shows K-9 Crying as His Cop Handler Sadistically Beats Him


https://thefreethoughtproject.com/di...n-k-9-partner/

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Two more oath breakers operating outside of the law that they swore to uphold. Almost everything these pigs did during this interaction was outside of their scope of authority and not legal. The pig accuses the man, who was walking, of previously avoiding a DUI checkpoint as the basis for the stop. The man had previously driven through the checkpoint with no problems and even if he had not and purposely avoided the checkpoint, the pigs, according to state statutes and case law, still would have no legal basis for stopping him. One of the pigs illegally shuts off the man's recording device during the illegal detainment, which is just one of the numerous rights violations committed by the costumed tyrants during the interaction. The pigs then lie and copsplain in an attempt to justify their illegal actions, but just end up looking and sounding like ignorant, low IQ fools.

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Full bodycam video from post #1132.

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More POS criminals wearing costumes and badges in action. After these low IQ tyrants illegally arrested a man for failing to ID, their supervisor instructs them to double check the failure to ID statute before they kidnap and cage him. It was at this time the jackboots realized they did illegally arrest the man as one of the pigs was reading the statute aloud. The supervisor then copsplains to his fellow oath breakers how they should coplsplain away their "mistaken understanding of the law" to the man who was illegally arrested. The supervisor further instructs his pigs to remind the man that it is always best to lick to boot and do what you're told when given instructions by LEOs, even though the law does not require it. Sorry, tyrants, that's not how it works. This was nothing more than a contempt of cop charge. The piggies had their egos bruised when the man LEGALLY refused to ID himself and and stated he only had to provide ID if he was lawfully arrested. Once again the citizen knows the law, but the pigs, the ones tasked with enforcing it, don't. Jackboots Webber, Mayberry and Francis have been named as defendants in a lawsuit filed last month.

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These lazy pigs wouldn't even perform their most basic required duties at a traffic accident.

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This needs to happen everywhere.


Fix SAPD group turns in petition to change department’s collective bargaining process with 20,000 signatures

Petition would allow voters to opt out of collective bargaining process for police officers

SAN ANTONIO – As the city and the police union plan on beginning a new collective bargaining process this year, a group that seeks to reform the San Antonio Police Department said they submitted their petition to leave that decision up to voters on Friday.

Fix SAPD announced that their petition to repeal Chapter 174 — which allows for police officers to participate in collective bargaining for a contract — on the next ballot in May. The petition received the 20,000 signatures necessary to give voters the chance to opt out of the law that makes collective bargaining possible for first responders in San Antonio.

For the measure to make the May ballot, the 20,000 signatures must be certified by the city clerk’s office within 20 days.

“Fix SAPD is about getting rid of the barriers that shield bad police officers and protect them from the consequences of their misconduct,” Ojiyoma Martin, founder of Fix SAPD, said in a news release. “This is about accountability for the police, not getting rid of them.”

Martin said the petition only proposes repealing the act for police, it would remain in effect for firefighters.

Police Chief William McManus has previously said that Chapter 174, along with Chapter 143, which includes procedures for discipline, protects bad officers who should be fired.

But in a recent appearance with the new president of the San Antonio Police Officers Association, McManus appeared to oppose Fix SAPD’s efforts.

“Let me answer it this way, I’m not opposed to collective bargaining. I think that the issues that we have can be straightened out at the negotiating table,” McManus said as he pledged to work with SAPOA President-elect John ‘Danny’ Diaz on common goals.

The group is also working on getting a measure to opt out of Chapter 143 on the ballot, but that would require 80,000 signatures.

“As the city enters negotiations with the San Antonio Police Officers Association for the next contract, the organization believes repealing these laws on a local level is a key step in creating police accountability in San Antonio,” the group said in a news release.

The current collective bargaining agreement expires on Sep. 30, 2021, but it also has an eight-year evergreen clause that would keep it in effect until Sep. 30, 2029, if a new agreement is not reached.

The City Clerk’s 20th business day will occur on Feb. 8. If the signatures are validated, then the item will be on the Feb. 11 City Council Agenda, where they are required approve placing the proposal on the ballot.

Some of the protections for officers accused of misconduct in the current police collective bargaining agreement include:

Delayed interviews of accused officers

When an officer is accused of alleged wrongdoing that is not a criminal matter, Internal Affairs must give the accused officer 48-hours notice before any interview or interrogation takes place. In criminal matters, the criminal investigation starts right away — like other criminal cases — and Internal Affairs conducts a separate investigation.

Accused officers review evidence before speaking to investigators

During that 48-hour window, before they speak to investigators, officers are allowed to review all of the evidence in the investigation. This includes the complaint and other written statements, GPS readouts, video recordings, audio recordings and any other information gathered in the administrative investigation.

Brief statute of limitations

Police administrators have six months to administer any discipline against an accused officer. In criminal cases, the clock starts when the department becomes aware of the charge. In civil matters, administrators can only act within 180 days of when the incident took place.

The clause is problematic in some cases because departments may not be aware of the allegations until the statute of limitations expires.

Discipline history is not always considered

When presenting their case to arbitrators, police administrators are not allowed to introduce any evidence of acts that have occurred before the 180-day window.

Past discipline is generally only brought up if the officer is accused of violating the same rule within two years of when the punishment was assessed, however, there are a few exceptions. Prior history can be used as evidence if the allegations include “violence, substance abuse and incompetence,” according to the collective bargaining agreement.

Limited civilian oversight

The collective bargaining agreement establishes a Chief’s Advisory Action Board, which includes a deputy chief, a captain, a lieutenant, a sergeant, a detective and two patrol officers.

It also establishes the Citizen Advisory Action Board, comprised of civilians picked from a list of names provided by the city manager. Both boards oversee complaints against police.

However, the boards’ recommendations on discipline are “advisory only” and non-binding.

Further, the citizen board “may not conduct a separate independent investigation” into a complaint. It can only recommend further investigation.

Costs for the city

Another feature of many union contracts that some studies and activists consider problematic is the city being on the hook to pay for certain costs following an officer’s alleged misconduct.


https://www.ksat.com/news/local/2021...00-signatures/

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Once again a criminal pig gets the blue line privilege and gets a weak sentence for stealing and using a credit card from a suspect she encountered while on duty.


Former O.C. sheriff’s deputy pleads guilty to taking suspect’s credit card, giving it to her son for use

A former Orange County sheriff’s deputy pleaded guilty Friday to a criminal charge connected to a 2018 incident in which she took a suspect’s credit card during her training, prosecutors said.

Angelina Cortez, 41, entered the plea on one misdemeanor count of filing a false police report. The crime was originally charged as a felony, but an O.C. Superior Court judge reduced the charge Friday despite prosecutors’ objection, the O.C. District Attorney’s Office said in a news release.

Cortez was immediately sentenced to 120 hours of community service and one years’ informal probation. She would have faced up to three years in jail if they had not reduced the charge, the DA’s office said.

The incident occurred on Nov. 19, 2018, the day she was assigned to a training officer, after the pair responded to a report of a man stealing wine and batteries from a 7-Eleven in San Clemente, prosecutors said.

Cortez was accused of taking a credit card from the man identified as the suspect and tucking it in her uniform shirt pocket. She later gave the card to her son, who used it.

Prosecutors say the card was never submitted as evidence.

“The public must be able to trust that law enforcement officers will carry out their duties lawfully,” O.C. DA Todd Spitzer said in a statement. “When the law is broken by the very people who are entrusted to enforce it, the integrity of the entire criminal justice system is compromised.”


https://ktla.com/news/local-news/for...r-son-for-use/

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NO JAIL for Former MMA Fighter-Turned Cop Who Broke His Girlfriend’s Face

Cleveland, OH — Cleveland officer John Hawk became a cop after spending years fighting in MMA. When he became a cop, however, he didn’t stop throwing punches, he just started aiming them at women.

Hawk was a professional MMA fighter from 2009 until 2016 with the nickname “Big,” according to multiple MMA websites. When he quit the MMA he later joined the Cleveland police department where he continued doling out punches — this time with the protection of a badge.

Earlier this year, police responded to a domestic abuse call at Hawk’s residence. When they showed up, police found Hawk’s girlfriend, Kali Ricci, bleeding profusely from her face, having lacerations to, and broken bones in, her face.

Hawk would tell police that he girlfriend “fell to the ground and hurt herself,” according to prosecutors. However, that was not the case. During the investigation, Hawk would admit to punching the small woman in the face and breaking her nose.

For savagely beating Ricci, Hawk would be arrested and charged with felonious assault and kidnapping charges. However, because likely due to the fact that he is a police officer, he was given a sweet deal. The felony charges which would have landed him behind bars for years were dropped in exchange for Hawk’s resignation from the department and a plea to a lesser misdemeanor charge of assault. He received not a single day behind bars.

Assistant Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Brent Kirvel praised the deal and noted that the state had already gotten “essentially what it’s asked for” in the case after Hawk resigned.

“It’s significant, we believe, to end a career in law enforcement, and we don’t take that lightly,” Kirvel said.

By this logic, a Walmart employee who savagely beat his wife, could merely quit his job, never work at Walmart again, and justice would be served, according to Kirvel. Seems legit.

After taking the sweet plea deal, Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Judge Deena Calabrese ordered that Hawk complete domestic violence courses, abstain from alcohol and drugs and undergo a mental health evaluation.

“Nobody gets along all the time, but this is beyond anything that would be considered reasonable,” Calabrese said of the attack.

Unfortunately, Ricci — like many other battered women — came to the defense of her abuser and told the court that Hawk needed another chance.

According to Cleveland.com, Ricci, told Calabrese during Tuesday’s hearing that she and Hawk have a newborn son together, and she wanted to give their relationship another shot.

“I know who he was before then,” Ricci said. “It was a sporadic moment and a crazy night.”Despite not sentencing Hawk to any time in jail, Calabrese still said she is afraid of what Hawk might do and kept a restraining order in place that bars Hawk from seeing Ricci or his son.

“I’m afraid for both of you,” Calabrese said. “I’m afraid Mr. Hawk that you’ll lose your ability to keep yourself under control. I’m trying to craft a resolution that is best for both of you.”

No matter that resolution, Hawk certainly got what he wanted, which is staying out of jail.

As TFTP has reported at length, cops are some of the worst abusers.

The fact is that police officers in the United States have an exceedingly higher rate of domestic violence than any other occupation. The average rate of domestic violence among most families in America is around 10%. As the National Center for Women and Policing points out, two studies have found that at least 40% of police officer families experience domestic violence. That is a four-fold increase.

A simple Google search will illustrate how police officers are arrested for domestic violence on a near-weekly basis. It is also estimated that the incident rate for domestic violence is likely far higher than reported as many women stay silent out of fear of retaliation and the fact that their abuser’s brothers in blue will cover for them.

As TFTP has previously noted, a report by a government-appointed watchdog group shows that most of the time, abusive officers who commit these crimes, do so with seeming impunity. Hawk serving no time behind bars is evidence of this.

https://thefreethoughtproject.com/no...lfriends-face/

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More POS pigs who don't have a clue of the law...again. Simply gathering signatures for a petition is not against the law. A permit is not required as the ignorant pig lied and copsplained incorrectly. It's low IQ jackboots like this who police with their opinions and egos rather than the actual law who continue to earn the hate for pigs everywhere. LEOs could be out doing something productive for the community, but instead they choose to harass citizens engaged in lawful activity.








Looks like citizens are redressing their government on the pigs' Facebook page.

https://www.facebook.com/Calhoun-Cou...2356733459750/

Update:

A jackboot deputy gets a paid vacation and the sheriff admits that his criminal pigs had no reason to stop the man from collecting signatures for a petition. A permit is not required and the ignorant deputy wrongfully arrested the man. Another typical POS pig who doesn't know the law he's enforcing.





Listen to the sheriff's BS statements about the department investigating themselves and asking the public for patience and respect. What a joke.

https://www.facebook.com/73235673345...nf&__tn__=kC-R

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More sovereign pigs receive the blue line privilege after they exhibit their ignorance, low IQ's and lack of investigative skills.


WATCH: Cops Accuse Family of Stealing Their Own Car, Hold Tiny Kids at Gunpoint—NO Charges

Aurora, CO — In his last few words on this planet, an aspiring massage therapist from Aurora, Elijah McClain could be heard saying, “I’m an introvert. I’m just different. That’s all. I’m so sorry. I have no gun. I don’t do that stuff. I don’t do any fighting. Why are you attacking me? I don’t even kill flies! I don’t eat meat! But I don’t judge people, I don’t judge people who do eat meat. Forgive me … I’m so sorry.”

He was innocent, successful, and a light in this often dark world, and Aurora police killed him for being different. Then, after they killed him, they went back to the scene of the crime and reenacted it for fun. This is not some case of a bad apple. This is systemic and sadistic and shortly after these atrocities, the department made the news once again — this time for holding an innocent family at gunpoint and forcing them all to the ground because of their own incompetence.

Illustrating why police officers can get away with horrific crimes is the fact that none of the officers in the incident below will be charged — despite blatant acts of terrorism against an innocent family — holding children, ages 6-17 at gunpoint and forcing them to the ground.

Despite the District Attorney’s Office of the 18th Judicial District calling the incident “disturbing,” they decided the officer “acted lawfully.”

“What happened to the innocent occupants is unacceptable and preventable, but that alone is an insufficient basis to affix criminal culpability to the two officers involved in the initial contact,” Clinton McKinzie, chief deputy district attorney in the 18th Judicial District, wrote in a letter explaining the decision, the Denver Post reported.

Sadly, this would likely be the same decision even if the cops had killed a child.

As we reported at the time, Brittany Gilliam was parked in a nail salon parking lot over the weekend and was looking on her phone to find another one since this one was closed. As she scrolled down her phone, Gilliam and her family quickly found themselves surrounded by cops who ordered them out of the car at gunpoint.

Aurora cops accused Gilliam and all of the children in the car of stealing that car. But there had been no theft and it was police negligence that led to small children being held at gunpoint and forced to the ground.

As CBS Denver reports, Aurora police say they conducted a high-risk stop because of a suspected stolen vehicle. Gilliam’s car had the same license plate number, but wrong state, for the vehicle officers were looking for. Gilliam says her 12-year-old sister and 17-year-old niece were handcuffed while lying on the asphalt of the parking lot. A 14-year-old niece and her 6-year-old daughter were also obeying police commands to lay on the ground.

“He proceeded to handcuff me and I saw him handcuff the kids, so I started getting angry why are you handcuffing kids for,” Gilliam said.

The woman who filmed the encounter says she was shocked to see the officers holding small children at gunpoint and forcing them to the ground and then begin handcuffing them.

“I actually didn’t know what I was watching when I first started seeing what was happening. I’d never seen a gun that close,” said Jenni Wurtz who witnessed the incident and recorded it. “I went from seeing kids in a car to seeing a gun pointed at the kids in the car. I called my husband and said ‘I don’t know what I’m looking at,’ and he said ‘Hang up and start recording.’”

“They were screaming for their mom and again, this was all a big misunderstanding, so in their mind they’re getting their nails done. It was all happening so fast and something about it was like, this is not right. These kids have no idea what is happening,” Wurtz said.

“I’m livid. I’m angry,” said Gilliam. “Those kids are not OK. They’re never going to be OK. That was a traumatic experience. Would your kids be OK after that? Having a gun pulled on them and laid on the ground. Especially a 6 year old.”

Naturally police claimed they did everything by the book and it was a simple typo that led to their stellar officers traumatizing and terrorizing an innocent family.

It will be the taxpayers who are held liable now.

As you watch the video below, imagine that this is your family being forced to the ground at gunpoint. Imagine that no amount of innocence and obeying the law could prevent it. Next time someone says, “if you don’t break the law, you have nothing to worry about,” show them this. Then tell them nothing happened to the cops involved.

“When white cops point guns at small Black children, there are no consequences in America,” David Lane, a lawyer for Gilliam and the girls told the AP.


https://thefreethoughtproject.com/au...nt-no-charges/


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Update in Leon Valley, Texas. The city council has been cleaned up and they have now gotten the ball rolling to improve their city and rid themselves of the tyrants in the police department, including their criminal chief. Two police union (TMPA) reps show up to a city council meeting to threaten council members over their proposed new ordinance that would make it easier to get rid of the city's oath breaking pigs. All of the language in the proposed ordinance is fully in accordance with Texas' "employment at will" laws, (that are even posted on the TMPA website) but the union feels the proposals are too harsh for the city's tyrants with costumes and badges. This is a prime example of the police unions attempting to "influence" a city's procedures to favor their pigs. The second pig rep who spoke threatened the council, "If you want media attention, it will come." The action begins at 11:17 in the video below.

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"Do you understand that? Do you not understand what the law is?" says the low IQ pig as he illegally trespasses two men from a public building. Not because they broke any laws or for any LEGAL reason, but only because the oath breaker didn't want people there snooping around asking questions about an incident that put this city's pig pen in the national spotlight previously. Another tyrant earning the hate.

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Texas man fatally shot by police during mental health check, family calls for officer's arrest


https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...-shot-n1254297

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Tyrants hate when citizens are well informed of their basic rights and the law. Almost always the first thing out a pig's mouth during an encounter is asking for the person's ID or name whether the person is legally obligated to provide it or not. When/if a person refuses or denies the request for ID, the usual response is the pig's ego gets bruised and they begin copsplaining their lies in an attempt to have a person willingly surrender their 4th Amendment rights. Another low IQ thug with a costume and badge earns the hate.

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Authorities have arrested a former North Charleston police officer for his second DUI this week which involved a crash in Moncks Corner Thursday afternoon.

The Highway Patrol arrested Jerome Edwards Clemens on charges of first-degree driving under the influence and driving under suspension.

According to investigators, Clemens was originally arrested on Tuesday for DUI for striking two parked cars. Officials with the North Charleston Police Department announced on Wednesday that Clemens was fired by the department following these charges.

His latest charges stem from a crash on Thursday afternoon involving two vehicles on South Live Oak Drive and Mountain Pine Road where minor injuries were reported.

The incident was reported at 2:25 p.m. Pictures from viewers appears to show a truck and a car involved in the afternoon crash.

Clemens was also charged with DUI in 2016 when he was a deputy with the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office after police say they found his car stopped in front of a green light in Summerville.

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Pignorance.

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A POS blue line liar gets "counseling from her supervisor" as punishment for fabricating charges on her report that eventually led to a man's conviction/plea. The pig was eventually fired, but given back pay. The lawsuit was finally settled over 5 years after the incident occurred.