[b1slickguy]

[firstclass]

Cops are hero's. Thugs need to be in cages or shot.

[hawkwind]

Bad N-ggas being ASS F-cked by B1 while dey both bee smokkin Crack K-ll dem N-ggas

[JIBBBY]

Your posts, your day drinking to an excess, and your worship of authoritarians reek of pent up homosexual suppression.
Get off the bottle, go to church, and come out of the closet. You won't need to hate yourself and everyone else. We don't care about your adventures on Grinder.
We will accept you for who you are.

Lol Pebbles. I'm shocked you are bright and clever enough to actually make me chuckle with this response post. Good job buddy.

I do drink too much probably but I hold my shit together always and I don't get it pushed in ever for the record ...

[pablo222]

Bigslick. Did you post this one of our heroes dislocating and breaking the arm of a 73 year old lady with dementia?

[b1slickguy]

Bigslick. Did you post this one of our heroes dislocating and breaking the arm of a 73 year old lady with dementia?

Yes.
2 pages back.


Heroes.

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Full Body Cam video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwZHtSCuWcE

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DC Cops Crash Their Cruisers Drag Racing Each Other On Duty

Four officers were injured in the crash and a nearby home's fence was destroyed.

"Yesterday two 6D scout cars were totaled because officers decided instead of fighting crime, patrolling their beats, or engaging the community—they decided to drag race each other on Anacostia Avenue at 5 p.m. in the evening," read an email provided to Fox 5 that was sent to the command staff of D.C.'s sixth police district.

"What does this say to all the members of MPD who are passionate about their job and work hard every day to make a difference? This is not fair to any of us," the email continued.


https://www.thedrive.com/news/40333/...-other-on-duty

[JIBBBY]

I celebrate when a black or white thug that is committing a crime and then resisting gets shot and killed by a cop.

I call that cop a hero and doing the world a favor.

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Another oath breaking tyrant who's ignorant of the law and polices with his ego, opinions and feelings.
Pig.

[Mac4Lyfe]

I celebrate when a black or white thug that is committing a crime and then resisting gets shot and killed by a cop.

I call that cop a hero and doing the world a favor.

And you also celebrate dirty fukking cops that kill innocent citizens as well.

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Amber Guyger’s Appeal Begins, as Killer Cop Claims ‘Self-Defense’ When She Murdered Botham Jean

As TFTP reported on in 2019, the family of Botham Jean thought they were finally going to see some justice after the police officer who killed their beloved son was found guilty of murder. While the guilty verdict was certainly a welcomed rarity, in March, this killer’s blue privilege finally shined through and she was granted an appeal.

The appeal was granted in spite of the fact accepted by all sides of Guyger entering Jean’s apartment and killing him. Despite these facts, for murdering an innocent man in his own apartment, Amber Guyger was sentenced to just ten years in prison.

“Of course that’s inadequate. The entire justice system is inadequate and the work must continue,” S. Lee Merritt, an attorney who represents Jean’s family, wrote on Twitter at the time of her original conviction. However, it could soon be far more inadequate as a Texas court will now hear her appeal to overturn her murder conviction.

According to CBSDFW.com, in the appeal, lawyers for the former police officer — who was fired from the department nearly 3 weeks after the shooting — cite insufficient evidence to prove she committed murder and instead are asking that she be acquitted entirely or found guilty of criminally negligent homicide. The latter charge is normally punishable by no more than two years in jail.

Her attorneys argue in the court documents that because she believed she was in her apartment, Guyger was acting in self-defense — an insidiously laughable claim.

According to her attorneys, the evidence in the trial was “legally insufficient to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Guyger committed murder” because she had a “reasonable belief” that she was in her own apartment and there was an intruder inside, court documents say.

Her mistaken belief “negated the culpability of murder because although she intentionally and knowingly caused Jean’s death, she had the right to act in deadly force of self-defense,” court documents say.

In the circumstance she believed, deadly force “was immediately necessary was reasonable under the circumstances.”

Imagine unlawfully entering someone else’s home, killing them, and then claiming self-defense. It is as asinine as it is corrupt and it is a play right out of the Military Industrial Complex playbook.

If she wins, Guyger could be freed later this year.

Showing just how much blue privilege was given to Guyger throughout this process, the judge actually gave her a hug before she was taken off to jail. Seriously. As we reported at the time, when Guyger was being taken back to jail, District Judge Tammy Kemp apparently gave her a Bible and then hugged her, saying, “you can have mine. I have three or four more at home.”

How many other convicted murderers receive hugs and parting gifts from the judge who presided over their case? We are willing to bet the answer is zero.

After the sentencing, Allison Jean, Botham’s mother told reporters that this trial exposed just how corrupt the Dallas police department is.

“The city of Dallas needs to clean up inside. The Dallas Police Department has a lot of laundry to do,” she said.

Indeed, they do. As TFTP reported, no search warrant was ever executed on Guyger’s apartment. On the contrary, however, the police had no problem releasing information about the victim. On the day this mother had to bury her son, police chose to release the results of the search warrant from his apartment, claiming they found a tiny bit of pot.

What’s more, Guyger wasn’t immediately arrested despite admitting to killing Botham. It would take the police department three days to bring charges against her. Had the roles been reversed and Botham would have shot Guyger, rest assured that he would have been immediately thrown in jail and there would have been no hugs or bibles handed out after his sentencing.

What Guyger’s sentence and subsequent appeal show us is that there are two sets of justice systems in this country. There is one for the establishment class made up of bureaucrats, politicians, and law enforcement, and one for everyone else.

Had Guyger not been part of the establishment, rest assured, she would have received more than just ten years. However, because she was a cop, she was able to kill an innocent person and will likely be free in less than three years.


https://thefreethoughtproject.com/am...iction-begins/

[JIBBBY]

You want bad cops? Keep demonizing them, defunding them and keep throwing shiiit at them in street rioting and protesting like you are doing now.

No one will want the job and if they do they will really be bad cops..

The woke American people, fake news media and liberals are so stupid in America for what they are doing by bashing the police!!

Bring on the crime rise.. I'm armed and ready!!

[b1slickguy]

Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill enters not guilty plea to federal charges


https://www.11alive.com/article/news...e-06c2a4d38488

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State Attorney General Josh Shapiro condemns Vandergrift police officer's conduct

Pennsylvania’s top law enforcement official condemned Vandergrift police Officer William Moore’s conduct during a police call this month, saying the officer “should not be trusted” to carry out the duties of his job.

Footage of the April 17 incident that started inside G&G Restaurant was taken by a Black patron being questioned by Moore.

During the heated exchange that ended outside the restaurant, the patron accused Moore of racial profiling. Vandergrift police Chief Joe Caporali had said Moore was responding to a 911 call reporting that a Black man was smoking marijuana outside the restaurant.

In messages posted to his Twitter account Monday, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro said Moore behaved unprofessionally.

“I’ve seen the unprofessional conduct by Vandergrift PA Officer William Moore, who cast aside the respect law enforcement must have for the people we serve when he harassed a man having lunch at a diner,” Shapiro wrote.

“While a local investigation is pending, given Moore’s prior assault and substance abuse issues, it’s clear to me he should not be trusted to uphold the responsibilities of being a police officer,” Shapiro added.

Moore was placed on paid leave in 2017 after police said he assaulted and threatened a 14-year-old boy. Online court records show Moore pleaded guilty in Armstrong County Court to a summary count of harassment and paid a fine.

Shapiro’s office said the attorney general would not be available Tuesday for further comment.

Moore declined to comment when reached by phone.

Neither Vandergrift Mayor Barbara Turiak nor Chief Caporali returned messages.

Marcus Townsend, the customer who recorded video of the incident, could not be reached.

Moore, who has worked for the Vandergrift department for more than 20 years, was removed from the work schedule on April 19 and borough officials said an internal investigation would be conducted.

Officials haven’t commented publicly since. Moore is being paid while off the schedule.


https://triblive.com/local/valley-ne...icers-conduct/

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Another one of the bootlickers' heroes.





Court doc says former Mobile cop threatened woman for sexual favors


https://www.wkrg.com/top-stories/mob...-two-felonies/

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Is this POS tyrant really this ignorant of law or is he just so accustomed to violating peoples' rights with no regard that he just lies and copsplains to get his way? Another pig earning the hate.

[Mac4Lyfe]

A lot of dirty cops on the streets. Might outnumber the crooks.

[b1slickguy]

A lot of dirty cops on the streets. Might outnumber the crooks.

Not quite, but the saying goes, "If you have 12 bad cops and 1,300 good cops but the 1300 good cops don't turn in the 12 bad cops, you have 1312 bad cops."

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How Pa. troopers use sweating, stuttering during traffic stops to launch vehicle searches

https://triblive.com/news/pennsylvan...icle-searches/

[Mac4Lyfe]

Citizens rights being trampled on every day. Cops love to illegally search vehicles and homes. I was on the jury of a case where the cop said he smelled marijuana on a guy as they were crossing each other both going 40 mph. GTFOH, no way in hell did you smell anything from the other side of the rode going in 2 different directions. He illegally stopped the guy then he illegally searched the vehicle and didn't find anything. WTF?

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Citizens rights being trampled on every day. Cops love to illegally search vehicles and homes. I was on the jury of a case where the cop said he smelled marijuana on a guy as they were crossing each other both going 40 mph. GTFOH, no way in hell did you smell anything from the other side of the rode going in 2 different directions. He illegally stopped the guy then he illegally searched the vehicle and didn't find anything. WTF?

All too typical these days. They'll use any excuse to continue their criminal ways and revenue generation.

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"If you post that, you gonna violate the HIPAA right," says the ignorant pig (O'neil #331) who thinks that a member of the public can violate HIPAA laws. Contrary to the pig's "belief" of the law, only the custodians of medical records (the entities/agencies tasked with keeping the information private) can be charged with HIPAA violations. Another ignorant pig imposing his ego, feelings and opinions rather than the actual law. This jackboot needs to spend less time harassing citizens engaged in lawful, constitutionally protected activity and more time reading and studying the actual laws that he's taken a sworn oath to uphold.

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