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This incident is the perfect example of the need for police reform. Police "investigating" themselves and administering what they feel is the necessary action is a joke. This chief thinks that he's given just punishment and satisfactory accountability when in reality he's shown once again that cops are above the law and the blue line privilege will protect criminals with badges. Shoving a person in the face and then smacking a cell phone out of someone's hand who was filming is only a policy violation according to the chief and not an actual crime. Of course this only holds true if you're wearing a costume and a badge. If anyone were to do the same thing to this or any other pig they would be arrested a charged accordingly and rightfully so. The chief goes on to say that he is proud of how the officers conducted themselves. Really??? One pig assaults 2 people and the others on the scene fail to report it. That's a proud moment? After sitting at home doing nothing for almost a month on paid leave, AKA paid vacation, the thug will now have 15 days of unpaid vacation, but escaped any criminal charges because of his above the law, protected status.

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Cop Admits to Sexual Abusing 2 Young Girls, Instead of 30 Years, He Got Just 60 Days in Jail

Jefferson County, MO — Police, we are told, are society’s finest. Heroic men and women sacrifice themselves to protect society from criminals so that we may live long and safe lives. If this assertion were entirely true, when these fine men and women commit a crime they are sworn to prevent, they should be held to higher standards than the rest of society because not only have they broken a law, but they have betrayed the trust of people they serve.

However, as the case below illustrates, all too often, when a police officer betrays this trust—going so far as to prey on society’s most vulnerable, children—their badge grants them a lower standard of justice and they escape accountability.

A now-former Jefferson County Sheriff’s deputy was entrusted by the citizens of Jefferson County, Mo. to serve and protect them. However, protecting and serving were the last things this admitted child predator had on his mind.

According to police, former deputy Joshua Skaggs, 25, was accused of molesting two children on two different occasions. The victims were 14 and 13-years-old at the time of their sexual assaults.

Authorities say the first incident happened on September 3, 2019, when a 14-year-old girl was visiting Skaggs and his wife at the home. While the relation to Skaggs was unclear, the girl’s story is laid out in disturbing detail in court documents.

According to the victim, as KMOV 4 reports, she was awoken around 5 a.m. by Skaggs touching her bare chest below her bra. She said her shirt had been pulled over her bra, and the light from Skagg’s cell phone had been turned on. She told police she thought it was possible that he had taken a photo of her.

The other incident happened when the 13-year-old was visiting Skaggs’ home in July of 2019. The 13-year-old also claimed that she woke up with this child predator standing over her, lifting the waistband to her pants in an attempt to get inside them.

Both girls woke up during the abuse and both girls were terrified of telling anyone because Skaggs was a cop and he would try to hurt them for telling.

“The oldest was extremely scared that he (Skaggs) would come try to harm her,” the mother said in a statement to News 4. “The youngest daughter told us she was terrified he would hurt her or our family, and because he was a cop he wouldn’t get in trouble.”

After the girls came forward in September of 2019, the department made the right decision and fired Skaggs after he denied one incident and then said the first one may have been an accident — as if you can accidentally start sexually assaulting a child as she sleeps.

Eventually, Skaggs pleaded guilty to the charges of child molestation and sexual abuse.

In the state of Missouri, Missouri Revised Statutes § 566.067 defines child molestation in the first degree as subjecting a child under the age of 14 to sexual contact. Sexual contact may include touching another with one’s genitals or touching another’s genitals, anus or breasts, for the purpose of sexual arousal or gratification.

This describes Skaggs’ actions on those nights succinctly.

Child molestation in the first degree is a class B felony, punishable by a minimum of 5 years to 15 years in state prison. By the state’s own guidelines, Skaggs should have done a minimum of 5 years for each of the charges. However, this corrupt system, that imprisons pot users for decades, sentenced this badge wearing child molester to just 60 days in jail.

In this exact same county, in 1996, Jeff Mizanskey was sentenced to life in prison without parole for selling marijuana. In the meantime, this cop sexual assaults two children and he gets just two months in prison.

Naturally, the two girls are traumatized from being molested by a cop they trusted and the fact that he’s only going to jail for 60 days makes it even worse.

“It has affected our entire family. I have started counseling for myself and we have also started family counseling to help us all get through this traumatizing event,” she said. “The youngest has been diagnosed with PTSD. The oldest is too scared to even open up because she now is too scared to trust anyone.”

Blue privilege is a crime.



https://thefreethoughtproject.com/co...-days-in-jail/

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Cant make this shyt up. This guy posting on a sports forum is his life

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GOOD POLICE - dead felons

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More oath breakers out earning the hate. One of the jackboots in the video notices the man is filming with his phone and he illegally stops the recording and then actually deletes the recording from the phone. The deleted video was eventually recovered and is being used as evidence of the criminal actions by the officers. The pig actually thought this was legal? Gee, why would the pig feel the need to stop the recording and then delete the video? Pigs don't like to be recorded in the course of their duties despite it being 100% legal. If a video surfaces showing tyrants breaking the law or violating someone's rights it just makes the cover up by the department a tougher task and they may actually have to hold their blue zero heroes accountable. Once again because a criminal wearing a badge and costume violated a man's rights and couldn't perform his duties within the boundaries of the law, the citizens will have to shell out their tax dollars for a lawsuit or settlement.

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More blue line liars fabricating charges and making false statements on their police reports in an attempt to justify their violent criminal behavior. Tyrant pigs.

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Multiple Cops Plead Guilty in Cocaine Ring that Sold Drugs to Fellow Officers—NO JAIL

Morristown, NJ — Not one, not two, not four, but five sheriff’s officers in New Jersey were arrested and pleaded guilty this month, admitting to purchasing drugs and conspiring to distribute cocaine to fellow officers. However, because they are cops, not a single one of them will see the inside of a jail cell.

Despite betraying the community’s trust, breaking their oaths to the constitution, and using their positions in law enforcement to commit crimes which they are tasked with stopping, the officers are all expected to receive probation as part of their sentencing next month.

In an incredibly swift process, the officers were arrested two weeks ago and pleaded guilty last week and will be sentenced in November. Under terms of a plea agreement, prosecutors will reportedly seek probation with mandatory drug treatment for the disgraced cops. The officers also agreed to resign from their jobs and will be disqualified from future public employment.

According to Morris County Sheriff James Gannon, the intel that the officers were buying drugs and sharing them came to police in the form of an anonymous Crime Stoppers tip.

“I am proud of my team and we are stronger today for rooting out and removing those who would bring dishonor to our organization and our county,” Gannon said before touting the crime stoppers line.

“One of the silver linings to this sad episode, frankly, is how effectively the Crime Stoppers reporting system works,” Gannon said in a statement. “It proves that nobody — even corrections and sheriffs officers — are above the law.”


According to NJ.com:

"Two of the officers — Sgt. Dominick Andico, 33, and Robert Busold, 27 — admitted to purchasing cocaine from drug dealers in Morris County and selling it to the other officers.

Officer Brian Rzucidlo, 35, and Albert Wyman, 36, each pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to possess cocaine. Wyman also admitted to obstruction, a disorderly persons offense, for accessing the official arrest database.

Nicholas Ricciotti, 31, pleaded guilty to one count of third-degree possession of oxycodone, a prescription painkiller."

Morris County Prosecutor Frederic M. Knapp issued a statement patting themselves on the back for “swiftly and effectively” handling the cocaine dealing cops.

“All law enforcement officers must be held to a high standard of conduct,” he said, completely ignoring the fact that regular citizens in their shoes would have most certainly been sentenced to all or part of the 5 year maximum penalty the officers originally faced — meaning these cops were held to far lower standards.

Had these men not been police officers, rest assured they would have received a far harsher sentence than just probation and rehab. Indeed, many will argue — and rightfully so — that they should face harsher sentencing due to the betrayal of their duties. While cops betraying their communities is one thing, possessing and selling cocaine to willing customers—should never end with anyone in a cage.

Criminalizing addiction and substance abuse has done nothing to curb use. People are literally dying in the streets at an increasing rate and no amount of police state can stop it. In fact, since the inception of the drug war, drug addiction and overdoses have gotten worse. Why is that?

To understand the answers to that question, we have to look at how the state has essentially created and facilitated the current opioid epidemic in which America currently finds itself.

For decades, the US government has waged a war on drugs while granting the monopoly on opioid production to the pharmaceutical industry. For years, people who would’ve never thought of trying heroin trusted their doctors who were being paid large sums of money to prescribe them dangerous and addictive opioids. In some cases, people were given fentanyl for a broken ankle.

As the crack down on opioids came to a head, all the ‘legal’ drug addicts were forced into the black market to continue supporting their addictions. Soccer moms, business professionals, and police officers alike quickly found themselves buying highly dangerous fentanyl and heroin on the black market to support their government-approved pharmaceutical industry-sustained addictions.

Instead of helping these people, who clearly have physical and mental addictions and need help, the government simply kept on locking them in cages when they caught them with it — unless of course, your one of these cocaine dealing New Jersey cops.

Research — according to many law enforcement officials — shows that the cost of incarceration, especially for repeat drug offenders, is far higher than simply treating their addiction. It is also far better for a society who values freedom.

Unfortunately, tens of thousands more will likely die and many more will be kidnapped and caged before any rational and scientific approach is brought forth by the state that will actually help to curb this epidemic. Five cops running a cocaine ring should serve as a wake up call to the rest of the drug warriors who think locking people in cages is the proper way to fix this problem.


https://thefreethoughtproject.com/co...-ring-no-jail/

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Cop Sexually Assaults Child During Traffic Stop, Gets Only 14 Days in Jail, Won’t Register as Sex Offender

Honolulu, HI — Police sexual assaults in the United States are so common that TFTP cannot possibly cover them all. The underlying theme of all of them, however, is the lack of punishment these cops receive for preying on others, including children. As the following infuriating case out of Honolulu illustrates, cops can and will sexually assault children, while on duty, and receive little more than a slap on the wrist.

Honolulu police officer Kramer Aoki’s case has been in the system for over 6 years as the family of the victim fought to bring him to justice. However, although the case came to an end on Tuesday, the family found out this week that “justice” is entirely arbitrary and favors those who serve the establishment. The cop who sexually assaulted their daughter was sentenced to just two weeks in jail. As an added bonus, he will not have to register as a sex offender.

What’s more, Aoki’s special privilege awarded him with the benefit of wiping all the charges off his record — meaning, if he wanted to, he could be a cop again.

As the Star Advertiser reports, Circuit Judge Kevin Souza sentenced the 41-year-old on Tuesday in the fourth-degree sexual assault case, and granted him a deferral of a no-contest plea. If Aoki complies with the terms of the deferral, the conviction will be wiped off his record and he will stay off the sex offender registry.

According to prosecutors, on Sept. 6, 2014, Aoki pulled over a 17-year-old girl for speeding. During the stop, the girl asked him not to give her a ticket. Thinking this granted him permission to sexually assault her, while the girl was still in his custody, Aoki began groping her breasts. He then gave her back her license and registration and sent her on her way.

After she was sexually assaulted, the girl told her parents who then successfully fought to have Aoki charged. But that was the end of their success. Over the last six years, Akoi has been given preferential treatment as the court kept dismissing his case and lowering the charges.

The crime of sexually assaulting a child — while that child is in an officer’s custody — carries a sentence of five years. Instead of denying that Aoki sexually assaulted the child, his defense argued that she was not in his custody in an effort to have the charge lowered. And it worked.

His lawyer, Thomas Otake, told Circuit Judge Glenn Kim in 2014, “A traffic stop is not custody.”

Deputy City Prosecutor Lynn Costales had argued that while she was not under arrest, the girl was not free to leave because Aoki had her driver’s license and vehicle registration when he touched her — which is the truth.

Nevertheless Kim bought the defense and dismissed the case, despite this cop groping a child.

The case was then refiled in 2015, as a fourth-degree sexual assault, a misdemeanor that carries only a 1 year maximum sentence. For his second trial, the court omitted the facts that Aoki was a cop and the girl he sexually assaulted was in his custody at the time. During his second run, this information could not be considered at all by the court — thus, the disgustingly low sentence.

Naturally, the family, who was pushing for the maximum sentence, was furious after the sentencing and pointed out how Aoki had received preferential treatment since the beginning, dragging out the case for years in an attempt to get where they got today.

“He also got a lot of time where six years has gone by, but I believe that was a tactic to see if our family would falter and give up but we stood strong and stood behind her,” the victim’s mother said in court.

“By entering this plea and not going to trial I hope that everyone could move forward and begin to start healing this case has been drawn out for a long time everyone involved they’re cited as well as me I just want to put this all behind us it’s very difficult as well,” Aoki said at his sentencing, likely holding back a “whoohoo, I got away with molesting a teenage girl!”


https://thefreethoughtproject.com/co...-traffic-stop/

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A couple of POS oath breaking pigs set this entire series of injustices in motion. First, the jackboots that approached the man and his wife (while they were playing Pokemon on their phones) got all butthurt and had their egos bruised when the man, the passenger in the vehicle, refused to answer any questions or ID himself, neither of which he was legally required to do. Next, the man was kidnapped, caged and released with the run of the mill contempt of cop charges. When he went to appear for his court date despicable levels of corruption, outright injustice and civil rights violations were displayed by the deputies and the judge. Despite state law disallowing his continued jailing, the tyrant judge refuses to follow the law. All of the charges the man faces are 100% bogus and fabricated, but this is norm with the blue line gang and their cohorts controlling the rest of the legal system. Harass and collect by any means.

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Two more oath breakers wearing costumes and badges violate a man's rights, assault and kidnap him when he has committed no crimes. "Looking young" is not reasonable, articulable suspicion of a crime, contrary to what the pig says. These tyrants give the man 2 options: either surrender your 4th Amendment rights and lick our boots or be illegally kidnapped and caged for contempt of cop. Copsplaining pigs out to harass and collect.

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UPDATE: State Police traffic stop of Black law student draws complaint that opens door to review of police enforcement practices


A state trooper’s stop of a Black motorist on Interstate 40 has led to a complaint to state officials and a related request for racial information about State Police enforcement practices.

Marion Humphrey Jr., a third-year law student, was stopped Aug. 20 by Troop J Trooper Steven Payton. According to Humphrey’s attorney, Conner Eldridge of Fayetteville, who employs Humphrey as a law clerk, he was moving from Fayetteville to Little Rock (where he’ll continue law school virtually) and using a rental vehicle. Payton stopped him allegedly changing lanes too quickly By Eldridge’s account, Payton told Humphrey he was acting nervous. He said a police dog “alerted” to something in the vehicle and Humphrey was handcuffed in the back of a police car for more than an hour while a search was conducted. Nothing was found. Humphrey was released after being issued a “warning” on his supposed lane change violation.

In a letter to Col. Bill Bryant, director of the State Police, Eldridge writes that the traffic stop was pretextual, there was no probable cause for the search and the warning citation Payton issued had no legal justification. Copies also went to Governor Hutchinson, Attorney General Leslie Rutledge and Public Safety Secretary Jami Cook.

To put the argument simply: Humphrey was stopped and searched for driving a rental vehicle while Black. Humphrey is the son of retired Circuit Judge Marion Humphrey of Little Rock.

Apart from the singular case of Humphrey, the letter sets the stage for a broad look at enforcement by Arkansas troopers in the midst of national debate — crisis might be a better word — on police attitudes toward Black people. Are they treated differently — and sometimes more violently — than white suspects? The answer seems to be answered affirmatively almost daily nationwide, aided mightily by now-ubiquitous digital recording devices.

The letter also seeks personnel records on Payton and others involved in the Humphrey stop.

Payton was a defendant in an ACLU-backed lawsuit over alleged use of excessive force against a teenager and his mother in Dover, where Payton was then a deputy marshal. A jury refused to award damages against Payton, though the plaintiffs settled with another defendant for $225,000.

The Eldridge letter says there are questionable facts about the stop, particularly whether it was warranted in the first place and then whether the search was made with probable cause.


https://arktimes.com/arkansas-blog/2...ment-practices

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Cop Fired After Hackers Exposed Him as a ‘Neo-Nazi’ in a Group Tied to Over 100 Terror Attacks

Lafayette, IN — Thanks to anonymous hackers on the internet, a self-professed neo-Nazi, who was just hired as a cop in Indiana, is out of a job. Internet sleuths outed the now former officer Joseph Zacharek as being a “fully” vetted Nazi and “NatSoc” (short for National Socialist) engaging in a history of fascist and white supremacist plots.

To be clear here, this is not some internet hacker throwing around the term “nazi” to label people they disagree with politically. Zacharek literally described himself as neo-Nazi and participated in groups tied to violent terrorist attacks across the globe, carried out in the name of white supremacy and following in Adolf Hitler’s footsteps. The forum in which Zacharek was outed was known as the Iron March.

The Iron March was a self-described fascist web forum which — prior to being taken offline in 2017 — was linked nearly 100 hate crime murders and terrorist attacks. It was a forum in which people would gather to share their views on white supremacy and fascism and was home to literal neo-Nazis from all across the globe. It was essentially a recruiting ground for white extremist violence, which materialized into significant terrorist attacks and assassinations in multiple countries.

In 2019, the entire SQL database behind Ironmarch.org was posted on Internet Archives after anonymous hackers found it. The data, released by an unknown individual, includes private messages, user account information and the site’s forum posts. Guess whose name and email address were part of that data? None other than Officer Joseph Zacharek, hired by the Lafayette police department in June of this year.

Not only was Zacharek a card carrying member of the neo-Nazi web forum, but he was also active in discussions in which he expressed his views on why he thought the white race is superior to all other races. Below is his profile description from when he joined the site in 2016.

"Hello all. I’m a 23 year old American with mostly Eastern European ancestry plus a bit of Anglo. I’m nearly finished with an enlistment in the Army as a tank crewman. When I was younger I was a garden variety conservative libertarian. Even then I had niggling doubts about race but didn’t dwell on them much, as in the public education system you guzzle the Kool-Aid and gobble up the propaganda (((they))) put before you. It wasn’t until I started working as an EMT in the inner city that I openly questioned the view that all races are equal. I was exposed to the vile “culture” of the African and learned that everything I had been taught on race had been a flimsy fabrication which was not supported by real world evidence. I found /pol/ and began reading the recommended books in the NatSoc General threads, which seemed to be the only threads where intelligent discussion was taking place. I was astounded at first by the open naming of the Jew, but the more research I did the more I was led to the same conclusions. I would now say that I am fully NatSoc, and I’m especially interested in NatSoc economics as a way of throwing off the chains of usury and Jewish owned banking. Basically, I joined because I want to engage in higher level fascist discourse than goes on in /pol/, and I want to be part of a community of likeminded people with the same or similar worldview. I look forward to the discussions here."

On Friday, the ‘NatSoc’ was outed as a police officer forcing the LPD to respond.

According to the Journal and Courier, LPD Chief Pat Flannelly said that after LPD internal affairs detectives found the social media tip “plausible and credible,” they confronted Zacharek about the claims and asking whether it was hoax. Flannelly said Zacharek admitted that the comments were his.

On Saturday, after the cop admitted to being a neo-nazi, he was fired. After the firing, Flannelly received backlash over the fact that none of the officer’s fascist trails — of which there were many — showed up in the background check.

On Saturday, after the cop admitted to being a neo-nazi, he was fired. After the firing, Flannelly received backlash over the fact that none of the officer’s fascist trails — of which there were many — showed up in the background check.

They also missed the fact that when Zacharek was 22-years-old, he was arrested and convicted for DUI.

Luckily, the internet did not miss these things and this cop, who would have undoubtedly acted out his sick fascist desires in society — with impunity — was stopped in his tracks.

While the idea of a neo-Nazi police officer sounds shocking, it is anything but isolated. TFTP has reported on numerous incidents in which cops were outed as Klansman and neo nazis.

As we previously reported, a Florida deputy police chief was exposed as a member of the KKK , and no criminal wrongdoing was found as he resigned. In September, a Louisiana police detective was caught in a photo giving a Nazi salute at a KKK rally. An Alabama police officer recently spoke at a League of the South rally.

While the South has been fertile ground for racist groups, the KKK has penetrated many police departments around the country, as evidenced by the Lynwood horror in Los Angeles.

Larissa Moore and four of her law school colleagues performed an investigation of unsolved civil rights murders from 1946 to 1969, under a Syracuse University program, and confirmed an ugly truth.

During the Civil Rights movement, one of the KKK’s first orders was to infiltrate police departments, “because the laws don’t apply to them if they are the law,” according to Moore.

This echoes an FBI statement in 2006 that white supremacist groups “have historically engaged in strategic efforts to infiltrate and recruit from law enforcement communities.” The federal agency’s concern seems to be selfish, though, as it stated that the hate group’s actions cause “investigative breaches and can jeopardize the safety of law enforcement sources and personnel.”


https://thefreethoughtproject.com/ne...attacks-group/

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D.A.R.E. Officer Dies of Overdose While Raiding Evidence Locker and Gets a Parade the Next Day

Winnemucca, NV — In June of this year, a police officer with over two decades on the job was found dead in the Winnemucca Police Department’s evidence locker. He had a bag of fentanyl in his pocket, yet when his death was announced, it was reported that officer Matt Morgan died of “natural causes.” The very next day, dozens of police departments from around the area put together a procession parade two hours long in his honor as people stood along the route to pay their respects. But Morgan didn’t die of natural causes and he had no business being in the department’s evidence locker that day.

“A procession honored Winnemucca Police Department Detective and community hero Matt Morgan, 47, who passed away unexpectedly while at work on Thursday, June 25, 2020, of apparent natural causes,” the report read after Morgan passed away.

But his death was not natural. Weeks later, an investigation would reveal that Morgan overdosed on fentanyl and methamphetamine in that evidence locker. What’s more, Morgan was not supposed to be in the locker that day and the investigation revealed that the evidence (seized drugs) had been tampered with by this “hero cop.”

According to the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office, who is conducting the investigation, it is still ongoing.

Morgan’s death is tragic and serves as a reminder of just how deadly this opioid epidemic is that Americans are facing. Morgan was not only a cop for over 25 years, whose job consisted of locking people in cages for using the very drugs that killed him, but he was also part of the city’s Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) program.

According to his biography he put together when waging an unsuccessful campaign for Justice of the Peace, Morgan spent seven years going from school to school to teach children about the dangers of drug use. Unfortunately, while he spread propaganda about marijuana, he didn’t realize that he would be susceptible to an opioid addiction.

Morgan’s death should not be in vain. Hopefully, it serves to highlight the problem of the opioid epidemic and the utter failure of the police state at stopping it. When the people who claim to be fighting the war on drugs are the ones overdosing in their evidence lockers, you know the problem has hit an extreme.

Criminalizing addiction and substance abuse has done nothing to curb use. People are literally dying in the streets at an increasing rate and no amount of police state can stop it. In fact, since the inception of the drug war, drug addiction and overdoses have gotten worse. Why is that?

Last year, TFTP reported on a similar incident in which another cop — whose job consisted of locking people in cages for illegal substances — overdosed while on duty. Luckily for Franklin Township police officer Matthew D. Ellery, 29, he was found early enough to save his life and the officer who responded to his overdose was an EMT.

The officer immediately recognized Ellery’s symptoms as an opiate overdose. Naloxone was administered and Ellery began breathing once more after the officer administered CPR. A few minutes longer and Ellery would be dead just like Morgan.

As we reported, Ellery did not go to jail for betraying the people he served, instead he received drug treatment and probation.

Unlike Ellery, the thousands of people who get caught with similar substances every year do not get his treatment and end up locked in a cage. Clearly this is not working.

Morgan’s death needs to serve as a wake up call to law enforcement and the rest of the country who continues to blindly support the war on drugs. Your support for kidnapping and caging drug users is causing unnecessary suffering and death. And, it has led to one of the largest drug epidemics the world has ever seen. When the state’s war on drugs can’t even prevent its own enforcers from overdosing inside their own buildings, it’s high time we rethink where this is going. End the drug war now.


https://thefreethoughtproject.com/da...idence-locker/

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This last weekend marked the five year passing of Corey Jones who was shot and killed by former Palm Beach Gardens police officer, Nouman Raja. Corey Jones was a local musician and was on his way home from performing when his vehicle broke down. Raja was later found guilty of one count of attempted murder and one count of manslaughter.

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Ignorant pigs enforcing their feelings instead of the law after a man stands up for his rights and bruises the tyrants' egos in the process. "If a officer asks you to identify yourself, you have to identify yourself," says the ignorant jackboot who is used to having people lick his boots and just obey his unlawful demands. Absent a crime, nobody is LEGALLY required to 'show their papers" or answer any questions when a pig asks. A pig may ask for it, but nobody is required to produce it unless a crime has occurred or the person is in the process of committing a crime. More low IQ pigs earning the hate.

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Handcuffed Teen Dragged Around by Hoodie As Cops Try to Steal Kid’s Phone for Recording

Mansfield, OH — An Ohio cop will start a 60 day unpaid suspension today in an act of swift but limited accountability for an incident that unfolded last week. Mansfield police officer Jordan Moore was seen on video dragging a handcuffed teen around by his hoodie for absolutely no other reason than to dole out punishment.

While many claim Moore should be facing criminal charges, and he should, the speed at which he was issued a suspension is encouraging. All too often, we see similar incidents in which cops sit on paid leave for months and even years as their excessive force is “investigated.”

On Monday, Mansfield Police Chief Keith Porch said Moore was found to have violated departmental policy relating to treatment of people while in custody and unsatisfactory performance after an internal review of the incident.

Whether or not a criminal investigation is taking place is unclear.

The incident unfolded on Oct. 12 during the arrest of Dwaine Chapman on charges of menacing, resisting arrest and intoxication. Chapman had allegedly threatened to have his dog attack his roommate while drinking.

As police were taking Chapman into custody, a struggle unfolded and the teen, Chapman’s son, walked up to the cruiser but never touched or otherwise interfered with the arrest.

When the 17-year-old teen crossed the street to check on his father, his friend said he pulled out his phone and began recording.

Without warning officer Moore tackled the teen to the ground.

“He went over there originally to go check on him and then the police officer ran up behind him and tackled him,” said the teen.

The boy repeatedly tells Moore that he is not resisting, but the officer couldn’t have cared less. When Moore notices the other teen filming across the street, he grabs the 17-year-old by the hood on his sweatshirt and drags him behind the police cruiser.

“When they saw me recording, they tried to drag him behind the car so I wouldn’t get it,” said the teen.

Showing just how interested they were in covering up this act of brutality, after the handcuffed boy was assaulted, another officer is seen on video telling the teen who was recording the incident he was going to take his phone.

Luckily for the family, the teen refused and put the video on Facebook thus leading to the officer’s suspension.

“Throwing him to the ground on his head and on his shoulder and then tossing him around like a rag doll while he’s already cuffed and it’s on the tape, and dragging him by the collar of his shirt to the point he’s being choked? I feel like that’s excessive force and he’s a minor,” said Krystal McKinney, the boy’s mother, last week after the arrest.

And now, the police chief agrees.

“It was found that Officer Moore grabbed the hooded sweatshirt of a juvenile detainee without warning or instruction to comply with orders and dragged him several feet, while he was still handcuffed and in a seated position to the rear passenger side of a patrol car, in an attempt to assist the other officers with the adult arrestee,” Porch wrote in the release.

“Officer Moore’s response was found to be improper which resulted in the misapplication of force used on a person that was handcuffed, in custody and offering no resistance,” Porch continued.

Despite the other officers refusing to step in and stop Moore from abusing a handcuffed teen, they will face no discipline.

“Officer (Nicholas) Stevens and Officer (Thayne) Telquist face no disciplinary action. As the criminal charges in this case are still pending, I cannot comment further until the cases are resolved in the appropriate court,” Porch said.

According to the Mansfield News Journal, Moore has faced at least three misconduct complaints in about two years on the force. One of the complaints includes beating another 17-year-old black teenager.

Moore’s 60-working day suspension will last from Oct. 20, 2020 until January 11, 2021 and will also include additional training.


https://thefreethoughtproject.com/co...te-cell-phone/

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This ignorant jackboot is so adamant about not being recorded that he walks up to a man recording and gets in front of the camera and declares that he's an undercover pig. I don't want to be recorded so let's just walk right up in front of the camera and do a little copsplaining and throw some threats around. Dumb pig.

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Cop Arrested on Horrifying Charges for Using His Own Children to Make Child Porn

Enterprise, AL — To any of our frequent readers here at the Free Thought Project, it is no secret that police officers are routinely caught preying on society’s most vulnerable. As the following case out of Alabama shows us, even their own children are not safe from the most horrifying harm.

On Friday, Enterprise police officer Tomas Arias was arrested over a dozen charges stemming from the repeated sexual assault and child porn production of children who were under his care.

He faces the following charges, with the bail amounts to the right of each charge:

SEXUAL ABUSE OF CHILD UNDER 12 – $30,000
SEXUAL ABUSE OF CHILD UNDER 12 – $30,000
SEXUAL ABUSE OF CHILD UNDER 12 – $30,000
SEXUAL ABUSE OF CHILD UNDER 12 – $30,000
SEXUAL ABUSE OF CHILD UNDER 12 – $30,000
SEXUAL ABUSE OF CHILD UNDER 12 – $30,000PARENTS/GUARDIANS PERMITTING CHILDREN TO ENGAGE IN PRODUCTION OF OBSCENE MATTER – $60,000PARENTS/GUARDIANS PERMITTING CHILDREN TO ENGAGE IN PRODUCTION OF OBSCENE MATTER – $60,000
SODOMY 1ST – $60,000
PRODUCTION OF OBSCENE MATTER CONTAINING VISUAL DEPICTION OF PERSON UNDER 17 YOA INVOLVED IN OBSCENE ACTS – $60,000
PRODUCTION OF OBSCENE MATTER CONTAINING VISUAL DEPICTION OF PERSON UNDER 17 YOA INVOLVED IN OBSCENE ACTS – $60,000
PRODUCTION OF OBSCENE MATTER CONTAINING VISUAL DEPICTION OF PERSON UNDER 17 YOA INVOLVED IN OBSCENE ACTS – $60,000
PRODUCTION OF OBSCENE MATTER CONTAINING VISUAL DEPICTION OF PERSON UNDER 17 YOA INVOLVED IN OBSCENE ACTS – $60,000
PRODUCTION OF OBSCENE MATTER CONTAINING VISUAL DEPICTION OF PERSON UNDER 17 YOA INVOLVED IN OBSCENE ACTS – $60,000

Arias has been given a total approximate bond of $660,000, according to his profile on the Coffee County inmate roster which is subject to change following his court appearance this week.

A statement from the Enterprise police department detailed the allegations which led to Arias’ arrest:

"On October 5, 2020, a criminal complaint was filed, detailing allegations of child sexual abuse and production of child pornography. At the request of the Enterprise Police Department, because the suspect in this case was employed as a Police Officer with the City of Enterprise, the Alabama State Bureau of Investigation conducted the criminal investigation regarding these allegations. This same day, the Officer was immediately relieved of duty with intent to terminate employment.

On October 16, 2020, SBI Agents arrested and charged Tomas Arias, age 36, of Enterprise, AL with 14 felony charges, including the following: Parents or Guardians Permitting Children to Engage in Production of Obscene Matter, Production of Obscene Matter Containing Visual Depiction of Person Under 17 Years of Age, Sodomy 1st Degree, and Sexual Abuse of a Child Less than 12 Years old. Arias was transported to the Coffee County Jail after arrest. Arias is being held without bond."

Unlike many other cases on which TFTP has reported, the department immediately moved to suspend and then terminate the alleged child rapist after he was arrested.

Lt. Billy Haglund, spokesman for the Enterprise Police Department, said the department moved through the due process of termination and it was finalized this week.

The Free Thought Project located social media posts by Arias showing multiple small children inside his home — some of whom appear to be under 5-years-old. We will not link to those posts out of respect for the potential victim(s).

According to WSFA, ail records show that Arias has since been released on bond.

Exactly how he would be released on bond with so many horrific charges against him and facing over $600,000 in bail, remains a mystery.


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[b1slickguy]

Another blue line liar fabricates violations in an attempt to generate some revenue. The ignorant pig then goes on the tell the driver that he is required by law to provide his name, date of birth and address. Wrong, providing your address is not required by law. These pigs just make up BS on the spot in order to get their way and perform their oath breaking actions with as little friction from the general public.

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Hats off to the dispatchers informing the public calling in that the man's actions were 100% legal and constitutionally protected free speech, despite being slightly vulgar and very humorous.

[b1slickguy]

Joliet, Illinois police tampered with bodycam video/audio footage of a man dying while in the pigs' custody. One of their own, Sgt. Javier Esqueda, crossed the thin blue line and publicly released the full video/audio showing the tampering. For his whistleblowing actions of transparency and exposing the corruption of the Joliet police department, Esqueda was arrested for two counts of official misconduct. Pigs don't like it when one of their own crosses the thin blue line and exposes their corruption and oath breaking actions.






https://chicago.suntimes.com/crime/2...death-arrested

[b1slickguy]

More oath breakers out earning the hate. One of the jackboots in the video notices the man is filming with his phone and he illegally stops the recording and then actually deletes the recording from the phone. The deleted video was eventually recovered and is being used as evidence of the criminal actions by the officers. The pig actually thought this was legal? Gee, why would the pig feel the need to stop the recording and then delete the video? Pigs don't like to be recorded in the course of their duties despite it being 100% legal. If a video surfaces showing tyrants breaking the law or violating someone's rights it just makes the cover up by the department a tougher task and they may actually have to hold their blue zero heroes accountable. Once again because a criminal wearing a badge and costume violated a man's rights and couldn't perform his duties within the boundaries of the law, the citizens will have to shell out their tax dollars for a lawsuit or settlement.

Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit Filed in the Dog-Crawl-Head-Smash Video Case

Yesterday afternoon we filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the police officers involved in the viral video showing police (without a warrant) forcing my client, James Walkup, to crawl to his own front door, only to have his head smashed with a boot on his front porch.

Here’s the West Virginia State Trooper who grabbed the phone and turned it off, and who we allege attempted to delete the video footage (which was retrieved in the trash of the phone’s “cloud.”



- THAT MOMENT YOU REALIZE YOUR BUDDY’S BOOT STOMP WAS CAUGHT ON CAMERA……


https://thecivilrightslawyer.com/202...sh-video-case/


Read the filed lawsuit in the link above.

[b1slickguy]

"It didn't have to go this way," said the costumed, ego-driven tyrant. Well, he is correct. Had he performed his duties within the boundaries of the law, the oath breaker and his department would not be facing a civil lawsuit and the taxpayers would not be on the hook for the pig's criminal actions.

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[b1slickguy]

"You're going to obey me or you're going to the ground," said the jackboot issuing unlawful demands. Another ignorant pig couldn't perform his duties within the boundaries of the law and his scope of authority and now the citizens are on the hook for yet another lawsuit/settlement.