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Cops....To Protect and Serve
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by xtratabasco on Wed Sep 26, 2007 5:43 pm
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by Anarkistsdream on Wed Sep 26, 2007 6:31 pm
I watched four of the videos... I'm so fucking angry right now, I want to shoot everyone of those cops that I just saw on here.
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by legendkiller717 on Wed Sep 26, 2007 7:06 pm
i could care less about cops...no mateer what they do, i will still continue my illegal actions...an let one of them f*ckers try any sh*t to me....
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by Hitman079 on Wed Sep 26, 2007 9:37 pm
this is pretty infuriating too, though it doesn't have much to do with police brutality, but still cruelty nontheless. well, technically it does. the police stood by and did nothing.
oh, and a police brutality montage because no one cares about the news behind it anyways
oh, and a police brutality montage because no one cares about the news behind it anyways
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by xtratabasco on Wed Sep 26, 2007 9:49 pm
Anarkistsdream wrote:I watched four of the videos... I'm so fucking angry right now, I want to shoot everyone of those cops that I just saw on here.
you can go to http://www.badcopnews.com
and http://www.copwatch.com and see more
try badcop first, copwatch you have to join.
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by luns101 on Wed Sep 26, 2007 10:21 pm
Most of these are so wack!
First video - ok, I agree that the officers were trying to intimidate, but the guy with the video camera called their bluff. Good for him.
Second video - That is Mostafa Tabatabainejad, a UCLA student. It is a known rule on that campus that only students, staff, and faculty are allowed to use the Powell library after 11:00 pm. The Community Service Officers perform random ID checks. This incident happened around 11:30 pm, and Tabatabainejad refused to show ID. UCPD officers were called in after Tabatabainejad refused to leave the library. They warned him that he would be tasered if he didn't comply. He refused...so he got tasered. DUH!
Third video - That is Andrew Meyer. He is notorious for setting up stunts like that. He ran up and cut in line in order to start a scene. He kept asking multiple questions so Kerry couldn't answer the 1st one. He wanted to get arrested and even told the cops afterward, "I am not mad at you guys, you didn't do anything wrong, you were just trying to do your job." He was trying to get arrested to make a video.
Fourth video - That's the Elio Carrion case. Carrion and the driver, 22-year-old Luis Fernando Escobedo, were later determined to have a blood alcohol level of 0.16, twice the presumed legal limit for drunken driving. They refused to stop. Webb chased their Corvette at speeds reaching 100 mph before it crashed on a dark street. Ivory Webb, the lone officer confronted these two inebriated suspects. The video doesn't record THAT PART now, does it! Carrion reached inside his jacket before Webb fired. What is Webb supposed to think after they wouldn't stop and crashed. THEY COULD HAVE KILLED SOMEONE WITH THEIR CAR!
People who actually were on the jury and heard the facts, not just a YouTube video:
"We believe he believed he was in danger" & "I think, from Ivory's point of view, that was the straw that broke the camel's back...He did everything that a reasonable officer would do in his position...You have to look at the totality of what happened, not just that minute-and-a-half video." - juror Richard Day
"If they would have just shut their mouths and did what he said, none of this would have happened...I couldn't see (Webb) going to prison. If they don't shoot you on the job, they prosecute you? No one would be a deputy." - juror Linda Goldstein.
Fifth video - OK, Robert Davis was drunk & he did resist arrest, but he didn't deserve to be punched. They also didn't have the right to threaten the producer and his cameraman.
Sixth video - Did you read the caption underneath the video? The scale of the police response was apparently due to the ineffectiveness of a smaller force used in the previous "Sequence Five" rave. So this wasn't the first time for these guys! Prior to dispersing the partiers, several police informants had reportedly infiltrated the rave and observed widespread illegal activities.
Seventh video - I don't know enough about the Brad Will case.
Eighth video - Give me a break! Jarad Graham, Drew Irwin, Skylar Nalls, Matt McCormack, Robbie Brindley, and Casey Canterbury all intentionally break Hot Springs' city ordinance against skateboarding on June 21st as part of GO SKATEBOARDING DAY. The only thing the officer did wrong was leave a handcuffed suspect unattended.
“I think it was fair...Witnesses “consistently supported the actions of the officer and his efforts to control the situation.” - City Manager Kent Myers.
Witnesses: People who were actually there and saw everything & don't post half of an incident on YouTube in order to make themselves look like martyrs.
BTW, McCormack faces charges of his own for a misdemeanor battery of striking a 67 year-old employee during this incident. Nalls has been cited for other misdemeanor charges of fleeing and obstructing governmental operations. Store security cameras nearby also caught these guys with a group consisting of 10 skateboarders in total trying to evade that cop and running people over, but I guess the "martyrs" conveniently didn't show that part.
I'll pass on the last three...maybe there's some validity to them. I don't know.
First video - ok, I agree that the officers were trying to intimidate, but the guy with the video camera called their bluff. Good for him.
Second video - That is Mostafa Tabatabainejad, a UCLA student. It is a known rule on that campus that only students, staff, and faculty are allowed to use the Powell library after 11:00 pm. The Community Service Officers perform random ID checks. This incident happened around 11:30 pm, and Tabatabainejad refused to show ID. UCPD officers were called in after Tabatabainejad refused to leave the library. They warned him that he would be tasered if he didn't comply. He refused...so he got tasered. DUH!
Third video - That is Andrew Meyer. He is notorious for setting up stunts like that. He ran up and cut in line in order to start a scene. He kept asking multiple questions so Kerry couldn't answer the 1st one. He wanted to get arrested and even told the cops afterward, "I am not mad at you guys, you didn't do anything wrong, you were just trying to do your job." He was trying to get arrested to make a video.
Fourth video - That's the Elio Carrion case. Carrion and the driver, 22-year-old Luis Fernando Escobedo, were later determined to have a blood alcohol level of 0.16, twice the presumed legal limit for drunken driving. They refused to stop. Webb chased their Corvette at speeds reaching 100 mph before it crashed on a dark street. Ivory Webb, the lone officer confronted these two inebriated suspects. The video doesn't record THAT PART now, does it! Carrion reached inside his jacket before Webb fired. What is Webb supposed to think after they wouldn't stop and crashed. THEY COULD HAVE KILLED SOMEONE WITH THEIR CAR!
People who actually were on the jury and heard the facts, not just a YouTube video:
"We believe he believed he was in danger" & "I think, from Ivory's point of view, that was the straw that broke the camel's back...He did everything that a reasonable officer would do in his position...You have to look at the totality of what happened, not just that minute-and-a-half video." - juror Richard Day
"If they would have just shut their mouths and did what he said, none of this would have happened...I couldn't see (Webb) going to prison. If they don't shoot you on the job, they prosecute you? No one would be a deputy." - juror Linda Goldstein.
Fifth video - OK, Robert Davis was drunk & he did resist arrest, but he didn't deserve to be punched. They also didn't have the right to threaten the producer and his cameraman.
Sixth video - Did you read the caption underneath the video? The scale of the police response was apparently due to the ineffectiveness of a smaller force used in the previous "Sequence Five" rave. So this wasn't the first time for these guys! Prior to dispersing the partiers, several police informants had reportedly infiltrated the rave and observed widespread illegal activities.
Seventh video - I don't know enough about the Brad Will case.
Eighth video - Give me a break! Jarad Graham, Drew Irwin, Skylar Nalls, Matt McCormack, Robbie Brindley, and Casey Canterbury all intentionally break Hot Springs' city ordinance against skateboarding on June 21st as part of GO SKATEBOARDING DAY. The only thing the officer did wrong was leave a handcuffed suspect unattended.
“I think it was fair...Witnesses “consistently supported the actions of the officer and his efforts to control the situation.” - City Manager Kent Myers.
Witnesses: People who were actually there and saw everything & don't post half of an incident on YouTube in order to make themselves look like martyrs.
BTW, McCormack faces charges of his own for a misdemeanor battery of striking a 67 year-old employee during this incident. Nalls has been cited for other misdemeanor charges of fleeing and obstructing governmental operations. Store security cameras nearby also caught these guys with a group consisting of 10 skateboarders in total trying to evade that cop and running people over, but I guess the "martyrs" conveniently didn't show that part.
I'll pass on the last three...maybe there's some validity to them. I don't know.
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by Serbia on Thu Sep 27, 2007 6:11 am
Titanic wrote:I dont even want to watch the videos because they will be done in a biased nature. Gj Luns anyway.
Same here.
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Re: Cops....To Protect and Serve
by flashleg8 on Thu Sep 27, 2007 8:11 am
xtratabasco wrote:Videos of cops just doing their jobs
http://prisonplanet.com/articles/septem ... tality.htm
Fascist b*stards!
(Didn't watch them all yet but the polis are a joke. Especially that one where the bloody army raid a music event. WTF?!)
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by joecoolfrog on Thu Sep 27, 2007 9:52 am
Much as it will upset Luns to have a Liberal agree with him,Im afraid I will have to do just that. My experience is that most police in the UK do a good job to the best of their ability, there are always some bad eggs and one just hopes that they get removed but stitching up officers on video is not the answer. Every democracy needs a stable,respected law enforcement agency in order to function properly, if its not working as it should then strive to improve it but the last thing in the World you want is a police force driven into a state of siege mentality.
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by xtratabasco on Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:44 am
Just a couple of bad apples???
bullshit
More horror from the men in blue
http://www.newsfrombabylon.com/inde...=3Dnode/view/3142
Deputy Wrestles Girl To Ground
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- A deputy used pepper spray on a 12-year-old girl and wrestled her to the ground when she ignored repeated orders to stop jaywalking, the sheriff's office said Friday. Broward County sheriff's deputy Michael Roberto was issuing jaywalking tickets to students crossing a busy highway Thursday when he asked the girl to stand next to his motorcycle so he could give her a citation, the deputy's report said.
But the girl, who was not immediately identified, became upset and began to curse, Roberto said in the report. The girl also walked away and ignored four more orders to stop and put her hands behind her back, he said.
The girl, who is 5 feet 1 inch and 134 pounds, threatened to hit Roberto and rolled her hand in a fist, the report said. The deputy repeatedly warned her that he would use pepper spray if she didn't listen.
"After the last warning and order, it became apparent that I had to choose between a physical fight and using the pepper spray," Roberto wrote. "I sprayed her in the face."
Roberto, a 22-year veteran of the force, was at work Friday, Leljedahl said.
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Police settle excessive force suit with 71-year-old woman
PORTLAND, Ore. - The city of Portland has agreed to pay $145,000 to an elderly blind woman after police pepper-sprayed and shocked her with a stun gun.
The altercation began as an attempt to remove shrubs and appliances from 71-year-old Eunice Crowder's yard, and ended with police citing her for harassment and disobeying an order.
"This case goes to show that police misconduct and excessive force can happen to anybody outside the mainstream," said Ernest Warren Jr., Crowder's lawyer. "It does not have to be an African American; it can be someone who is elderly and white."
The June 9, 2003, incident began when Ed Marihart, a city employee, showed up at Crowder's home. He served her with an administrative search warrant to remove an accumulation of trash and debris.
According to Crowder and her lawyer, the woman told him she was blind and hard of hearing, and asked him to read the entire warrant to her, but he refused. She said he placed it in her hands, walked outside and ordered others to start removing items from her yard.
The woman followed the city employee outside. She was concerned that he and his co-workers had removed a family heirloom, a 90-year-old red toy wagon with rhododendrons in it. She asked to enter a trailer, where items from her yard were being placed, to feel
around for the wagon.
Marihart told her she couldn't enter the trailer and said the wagon was not inside. He then called police.
When Portland Officers Robert Miller and Eric Zajac arrived at the house, Crowder acknowledged she had one foot on the curb and one foot on the bumper of the trailer. She felt someone step on her foot and asked, "Who are you?"
Moments later, she felt someone strike her in the head, which dislodged her prosthetic right eye from its socket, and was knocked to the ground, she claimed in her lawsuit.
Officers said Crowder ignored their commands not to climb into the trailer and tried to bite Miller's hand.
They acknowledged she was "pushed onto the dirt next to the sidewalk," according to the city's legal brief filed in court.
While on the ground, Crowder asked the officer what he thought he was doing and kicked Miller. She said the officer kicked her back, then pepper-sprayed her in her eyes.
"While she's still on the ground, on her stomach, they tased her in the back and in the breast," her lawyer said.
Police said they pepper-sprayed Crowder after she refused to stop kicking them. They admit that Crowder's prosthetic eye fell out at some point, and that Zajac stunned Crowder with a Taser, an electric stun gun, twice in the lower back and once in the upper back after ordering her to stop fighting and resisting.
Warren said the city's argument is bogus. He said, "To kick the crap out of old folks seems a little bit much to me in the name of law enforcement,"
(Copyright 2004 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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Wednesday, March 05, 2003
ALBANY, N.Y. -- A man wearing a "Peace on Earth, Give Peace a Chance" T-shirt in a shopping mall says he was arrested because he refused to take the shirt off, but the mall says he was nabbed for bothering other shoppers.
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Security guards approached Stephen Downs, 61, and his 31-year-old son Roger, on Monday night after they were spotted wearing the T-shirts at Crossgates Mall in a suburb of Albany, N.Y., the men said.
The two said they were asked to remove the shirts made at a store there, or leave the mall. They refused.
The guards returned with a police officer who repeated the ultimatum. The son took his T-shirt off, but the father refused.
"'I said, 'All right then, arrest me if you have to,'"Downs said. "So that's what they did. They put the handcuffs on and took me away."
Downs pleaded innocent to the charges Monday night. The New York Civil Liberties Union said it would help with his case if asked.
Police Chief James Murley said his officers were just responding to a complaint by mall security.
"We don't care what they have on their shirts, but they were asked to leave the property, and it's private property," Murley said.
Monday's arrest came less than three months after about 20 peace activists wearing similar T-shirts were told to leave by mall security and police. There were no arrests.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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http://www.infowars.com/articles/ps..._man_beaten.htm
85-year-old Man Beaten, Pepper-Sprayed By Police
CNN | January 10, 2005
ST. PAUL, Minnesota (AP) -- Police said they are investigating an incident in which an officer pepper-sprayed an 85-year-old man during a traffic stop.
Leon Nins said officer Michael Lee also beat him after he took too long to stop his car. Police deny that and say Nins attacked Lee.
Leaders of St. Paul's NAACP chapter and St. Paul African American Leadership Council alleged that race was a factor. Nins is black.
Nins said at a news conference Thursday that he was bringing sandwiches and cupcakes to his wife during his daily visit to her nursing home December 27 when Lee tried to pull him over for having expired license tags.
Nins, a World War II veteran who stands about 5-feet-7 and weighs 145 pounds, claims Lee was angry that he didn't stop his car right away.
"I told him, 'If I'd have seen you, I would have stopped,"' Nins said earlier. "He got really mad about that. He told me to get in his car, and he started beating me on the leg and on the side of the arm. He pushed me down on the floor, and he was slamming the door on my legs."
Nins was arrested and jailed for two days. The Ramsey County Attorney's Office declined to charge him with a felony, but prosecutors still could bring a lesser charge.
Nins said he went to a hospital for treatment after his release.
Police reports said Nins did not stop for nearly a half mile after Lee began trying to pull him over.
St. Paul police Chief John Harrington confirmed that Lee used pepper spray to subdue Nins, but only after Nins refused to produce identification and began flailing at the officer.
"I do not believe (Lee) was acting with excessive force and I don't have any intention of suspending him or moving him to any administrative assignment at this time," Harrington said.
Groups who claim that race played a role cited a 2001 shooting in which Lee was cleared of wrongdoing. Charles Craighead had taken a gun from a man trying to carjack him. Lee mistook Craighead, who was black, for the carjacker, and shot him to death.
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4 adults, 3 were cops can't handle 6 year old, they tase him.
Cops taser pregnant woman in stomach for loud music.
Man arrested for wearing 'peace' T-shirt in the same mall he bought the shirt in.
Man arrested for not leaving a tip.
Student arrested for bringing steel scissors to school.
Woman Arrested For Chewing candy.
7 year old arrested for plastic 1 inch knife at school.
Cop tase 86 year old woman to correct her behavior.
8-year-old Arrested, taken to adult jail For throwing basketball at another kid.
61-year grandmother hauled off in handcuffs for growing her hedges too high.
Girl visiting NYC during the Republican Convention, NOT a protester, gets thrown into a makeshift prison. (Thousands of people not associated with the protesters were arrested.)
Jr. high school student arrested for having steak knife in lunch box.
Eat a candy bar or french fry, go to jail Woman Appears In Court For Eating Candy At Metro Station.
Cop shots 80+ year old man in wheelchair with bean bag shotgun because of his aggressive manner.
People/children being arrested and detained with handcuffs for eating candy in Washington, D.C., subway stations.
Schoolteacher hauled off cruise ship for not paying a fine for leaving marshmallows at a Yellowstone campsite. Judge finds she actually did pay the fine in the first place.
Cops taze, hit, pepper spray, and kick 71 blind woman until her eyeball falls out, because she had an unkept yard.
Charges against a Vietnam-era veteran who flew an American flag upside down to protest the war in Iraq.
Pregnant Woman Arrested For Talking Too Loudly on Cellphone.
7 year old with paper gun put in jail.
Students tased for not talking to cops.
Kids skip school, parents go to jail.
Young student arrested for Lego gun.
Student arrested at school for nail clippers.
Man jailed over house extension.
Police brutalize nonviolent protesters.
High school honor student arrested and held for 4 inch nail file.
Judge witnesses cops commit hundreds of felonies. They beat up hand cuffed, downed non violent protesters.
3rd grader arrested for disorderly conduct.
Shopping protesters arrested for "nothing."
Family members arrested and tased at wedding for being to loud.
Marlins fan spends a night in jail for curfew violation, A deputy didn't think the game was a good excuse.
Woman Wearing 'President Bush You Killed My Son' T-shirt arrested.
Jr. high school kids arrested and tased for food fight.
9th grader tased for doing cart wheels and flips when she had been ordered to stop.
15-year-veteran officer used his Taser on a 12-year-old girl who was playing hooky from school.
$185 fine for dropping a sunflower seed.
Woman arrested for talking too loud in public.
Man gets arrested for giving a cop a documentary tape.
Student, 27 said she saw police throw one protester's glasses in the busy street. ''He was begging them to give him his glasses,''
Hurt veteran arrested by Homeland Security as a terrorist for calling the VA to much.
Wrong House gets SWATED, beat up 50 year old and arrest him.
Cops Taser 14-Year-Old Who Wouldn't Drop Game Boy.
Cops tackle and pepper spray protesters walking backwards with their hands held high chanting, "We are Dispersing, We are Dispersing".
Cop uses taser on 7 year old school girl.
Detroit officer severs woman's finger, trying to cuff her for traffic stop.
Cops pepper spray infants faces, held in mothers arms at non violent protests.
A teacher's weighted bookmark gets her arrested and charged with carrying a concealed weapon.
Woman arrested on domestic violence for calling her boyfriend "offensive names and throwing baby wipes" at him. also charged with child abuse for holding child while throwing the wipes.
Police arrest 8-year-old after scuffle with another 8-year old. Boy handcuffed, charged with battery. Both boys were not hurt.
Domestic violence case. Throw a crayon, go to jail.
A deputy used pepper spray on a 12-year-old girl and wrestled her to the ground when she ignored orders to stop jaywalking.
Television pictures of a policeman punching a child in the face. Police attempted to deal with a picket staged by fishermen and their families. The footage shows a policeman involved in angry exchanges As the argument continues, the policeman advances and punches
the child in the face.
Man who shot police beating video arrested.
Have a costume/replica musket at school play, get arrested and go to jail.
Peaceful protester, get pepper shot and beat up by cops.
Student goes to jail after saying prayer at prep rally when principle tells him not too.
Old, confused, arthritic 75 year old woman visiting a friend at a nursing home, get tasered by cops to help her leave.
Police Use Taser To Subdue Wheelchair-Bound Man.
It didn't take any time at all to find these stories. They are in the papers every single day. If you want the original link or more on the details go to http://www.copwatch.com . There is no trickery or cop frame ups, they are all documented and show how our freedom is stripped everyday.
More information on Loss of Freedom and the Police State:
http://www.lewrockwell.com/
http://www.infowars.com
http://www.jackblood.com
http://www.propagandamatrix.com
http://www.theinternationalforecaster.com
http://www.proliberty.com/observer/
http://www.newswithviews.com/ prisonplant.tv
bullshit
More horror from the men in blue
http://www.newsfrombabylon.com/inde...=3Dnode/view/3142
Deputy Wrestles Girl To Ground
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- A deputy used pepper spray on a 12-year-old girl and wrestled her to the ground when she ignored repeated orders to stop jaywalking, the sheriff's office said Friday. Broward County sheriff's deputy Michael Roberto was issuing jaywalking tickets to students crossing a busy highway Thursday when he asked the girl to stand next to his motorcycle so he could give her a citation, the deputy's report said.
But the girl, who was not immediately identified, became upset and began to curse, Roberto said in the report. The girl also walked away and ignored four more orders to stop and put her hands behind her back, he said.
The girl, who is 5 feet 1 inch and 134 pounds, threatened to hit Roberto and rolled her hand in a fist, the report said. The deputy repeatedly warned her that he would use pepper spray if she didn't listen.
"After the last warning and order, it became apparent that I had to choose between a physical fight and using the pepper spray," Roberto wrote. "I sprayed her in the face."
Roberto, a 22-year veteran of the force, was at work Friday, Leljedahl said.
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Police settle excessive force suit with 71-year-old woman
PORTLAND, Ore. - The city of Portland has agreed to pay $145,000 to an elderly blind woman after police pepper-sprayed and shocked her with a stun gun.
The altercation began as an attempt to remove shrubs and appliances from 71-year-old Eunice Crowder's yard, and ended with police citing her for harassment and disobeying an order.
"This case goes to show that police misconduct and excessive force can happen to anybody outside the mainstream," said Ernest Warren Jr., Crowder's lawyer. "It does not have to be an African American; it can be someone who is elderly and white."
The June 9, 2003, incident began when Ed Marihart, a city employee, showed up at Crowder's home. He served her with an administrative search warrant to remove an accumulation of trash and debris.
According to Crowder and her lawyer, the woman told him she was blind and hard of hearing, and asked him to read the entire warrant to her, but he refused. She said he placed it in her hands, walked outside and ordered others to start removing items from her yard.
The woman followed the city employee outside. She was concerned that he and his co-workers had removed a family heirloom, a 90-year-old red toy wagon with rhododendrons in it. She asked to enter a trailer, where items from her yard were being placed, to feel
around for the wagon.
Marihart told her she couldn't enter the trailer and said the wagon was not inside. He then called police.
When Portland Officers Robert Miller and Eric Zajac arrived at the house, Crowder acknowledged she had one foot on the curb and one foot on the bumper of the trailer. She felt someone step on her foot and asked, "Who are you?"
Moments later, she felt someone strike her in the head, which dislodged her prosthetic right eye from its socket, and was knocked to the ground, she claimed in her lawsuit.
Officers said Crowder ignored their commands not to climb into the trailer and tried to bite Miller's hand.
They acknowledged she was "pushed onto the dirt next to the sidewalk," according to the city's legal brief filed in court.
While on the ground, Crowder asked the officer what he thought he was doing and kicked Miller. She said the officer kicked her back, then pepper-sprayed her in her eyes.
"While she's still on the ground, on her stomach, they tased her in the back and in the breast," her lawyer said.
Police said they pepper-sprayed Crowder after she refused to stop kicking them. They admit that Crowder's prosthetic eye fell out at some point, and that Zajac stunned Crowder with a Taser, an electric stun gun, twice in the lower back and once in the upper back after ordering her to stop fighting and resisting.
Warren said the city's argument is bogus. He said, "To kick the crap out of old folks seems a little bit much to me in the name of law enforcement,"
(Copyright 2004 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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Wednesday, March 05, 2003
ALBANY, N.Y. -- A man wearing a "Peace on Earth, Give Peace a Chance" T-shirt in a shopping mall says he was arrested because he refused to take the shirt off, but the mall says he was nabbed for bothering other shoppers.
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Security guards approached Stephen Downs, 61, and his 31-year-old son Roger, on Monday night after they were spotted wearing the T-shirts at Crossgates Mall in a suburb of Albany, N.Y., the men said.
The two said they were asked to remove the shirts made at a store there, or leave the mall. They refused.
The guards returned with a police officer who repeated the ultimatum. The son took his T-shirt off, but the father refused.
"'I said, 'All right then, arrest me if you have to,'"Downs said. "So that's what they did. They put the handcuffs on and took me away."
Downs pleaded innocent to the charges Monday night. The New York Civil Liberties Union said it would help with his case if asked.
Police Chief James Murley said his officers were just responding to a complaint by mall security.
"We don't care what they have on their shirts, but they were asked to leave the property, and it's private property," Murley said.
Monday's arrest came less than three months after about 20 peace activists wearing similar T-shirts were told to leave by mall security and police. There were no arrests.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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http://www.infowars.com/articles/ps..._man_beaten.htm
85-year-old Man Beaten, Pepper-Sprayed By Police
CNN | January 10, 2005
ST. PAUL, Minnesota (AP) -- Police said they are investigating an incident in which an officer pepper-sprayed an 85-year-old man during a traffic stop.
Leon Nins said officer Michael Lee also beat him after he took too long to stop his car. Police deny that and say Nins attacked Lee.
Leaders of St. Paul's NAACP chapter and St. Paul African American Leadership Council alleged that race was a factor. Nins is black.
Nins said at a news conference Thursday that he was bringing sandwiches and cupcakes to his wife during his daily visit to her nursing home December 27 when Lee tried to pull him over for having expired license tags.
Nins, a World War II veteran who stands about 5-feet-7 and weighs 145 pounds, claims Lee was angry that he didn't stop his car right away.
"I told him, 'If I'd have seen you, I would have stopped,"' Nins said earlier. "He got really mad about that. He told me to get in his car, and he started beating me on the leg and on the side of the arm. He pushed me down on the floor, and he was slamming the door on my legs."
Nins was arrested and jailed for two days. The Ramsey County Attorney's Office declined to charge him with a felony, but prosecutors still could bring a lesser charge.
Nins said he went to a hospital for treatment after his release.
Police reports said Nins did not stop for nearly a half mile after Lee began trying to pull him over.
St. Paul police Chief John Harrington confirmed that Lee used pepper spray to subdue Nins, but only after Nins refused to produce identification and began flailing at the officer.
"I do not believe (Lee) was acting with excessive force and I don't have any intention of suspending him or moving him to any administrative assignment at this time," Harrington said.
Groups who claim that race played a role cited a 2001 shooting in which Lee was cleared of wrongdoing. Charles Craighead had taken a gun from a man trying to carjack him. Lee mistook Craighead, who was black, for the carjacker, and shot him to death.
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4 adults, 3 were cops can't handle 6 year old, they tase him.
Cops taser pregnant woman in stomach for loud music.
Man arrested for wearing 'peace' T-shirt in the same mall he bought the shirt in.
Man arrested for not leaving a tip.
Student arrested for bringing steel scissors to school.
Woman Arrested For Chewing candy.
7 year old arrested for plastic 1 inch knife at school.
Cop tase 86 year old woman to correct her behavior.
8-year-old Arrested, taken to adult jail For throwing basketball at another kid.
61-year grandmother hauled off in handcuffs for growing her hedges too high.
Girl visiting NYC during the Republican Convention, NOT a protester, gets thrown into a makeshift prison. (Thousands of people not associated with the protesters were arrested.)
Jr. high school student arrested for having steak knife in lunch box.
Eat a candy bar or french fry, go to jail Woman Appears In Court For Eating Candy At Metro Station.
Cop shots 80+ year old man in wheelchair with bean bag shotgun because of his aggressive manner.
People/children being arrested and detained with handcuffs for eating candy in Washington, D.C., subway stations.
Schoolteacher hauled off cruise ship for not paying a fine for leaving marshmallows at a Yellowstone campsite. Judge finds she actually did pay the fine in the first place.
Cops taze, hit, pepper spray, and kick 71 blind woman until her eyeball falls out, because she had an unkept yard.
Charges against a Vietnam-era veteran who flew an American flag upside down to protest the war in Iraq.
Pregnant Woman Arrested For Talking Too Loudly on Cellphone.
7 year old with paper gun put in jail.
Students tased for not talking to cops.
Kids skip school, parents go to jail.
Young student arrested for Lego gun.
Student arrested at school for nail clippers.
Man jailed over house extension.
Police brutalize nonviolent protesters.
High school honor student arrested and held for 4 inch nail file.
Judge witnesses cops commit hundreds of felonies. They beat up hand cuffed, downed non violent protesters.
3rd grader arrested for disorderly conduct.
Shopping protesters arrested for "nothing."
Family members arrested and tased at wedding for being to loud.
Marlins fan spends a night in jail for curfew violation, A deputy didn't think the game was a good excuse.
Woman Wearing 'President Bush You Killed My Son' T-shirt arrested.
Jr. high school kids arrested and tased for food fight.
9th grader tased for doing cart wheels and flips when she had been ordered to stop.
15-year-veteran officer used his Taser on a 12-year-old girl who was playing hooky from school.
$185 fine for dropping a sunflower seed.
Woman arrested for talking too loud in public.
Man gets arrested for giving a cop a documentary tape.
Student, 27 said she saw police throw one protester's glasses in the busy street. ''He was begging them to give him his glasses,''
Hurt veteran arrested by Homeland Security as a terrorist for calling the VA to much.
Wrong House gets SWATED, beat up 50 year old and arrest him.
Cops Taser 14-Year-Old Who Wouldn't Drop Game Boy.
Cops tackle and pepper spray protesters walking backwards with their hands held high chanting, "We are Dispersing, We are Dispersing".
Cop uses taser on 7 year old school girl.
Detroit officer severs woman's finger, trying to cuff her for traffic stop.
Cops pepper spray infants faces, held in mothers arms at non violent protests.
A teacher's weighted bookmark gets her arrested and charged with carrying a concealed weapon.
Woman arrested on domestic violence for calling her boyfriend "offensive names and throwing baby wipes" at him. also charged with child abuse for holding child while throwing the wipes.
Police arrest 8-year-old after scuffle with another 8-year old. Boy handcuffed, charged with battery. Both boys were not hurt.
Domestic violence case. Throw a crayon, go to jail.
A deputy used pepper spray on a 12-year-old girl and wrestled her to the ground when she ignored orders to stop jaywalking.
Television pictures of a policeman punching a child in the face. Police attempted to deal with a picket staged by fishermen and their families. The footage shows a policeman involved in angry exchanges As the argument continues, the policeman advances and punches
the child in the face.
Man who shot police beating video arrested.
Have a costume/replica musket at school play, get arrested and go to jail.
Peaceful protester, get pepper shot and beat up by cops.
Student goes to jail after saying prayer at prep rally when principle tells him not too.
Old, confused, arthritic 75 year old woman visiting a friend at a nursing home, get tasered by cops to help her leave.
Police Use Taser To Subdue Wheelchair-Bound Man.
It didn't take any time at all to find these stories. They are in the papers every single day. If you want the original link or more on the details go to http://www.copwatch.com . There is no trickery or cop frame ups, they are all documented and show how our freedom is stripped everyday.
More information on Loss of Freedom and the Police State:
http://www.lewrockwell.com/
http://www.infowars.com
http://www.jackblood.com
http://www.propagandamatrix.com
http://www.theinternationalforecaster.com
http://www.proliberty.com/observer/
http://www.newswithviews.com/ prisonplant.tv
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by Dancing Mustard on Thu Sep 27, 2007 11:55 am
xtratabasco wrote:Moments later, she felt someone strike her in the head, which dislodged her prosthetic right eye from its socket,
Welcome to Lol-City
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by Titanic on Thu Sep 27, 2007 1:30 pm
Dancing Mustard wrote:xtratabasco wrote:Moments later, she felt someone strike her in the head, which dislodged her prosthetic right eye from its socket,
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Lmao...
Tabasco, quite a few of those are valid, even though you dont vie teh whole story.
7 year old arrested for plastic 1 inch knife at school - Its a knife, full stop. Whats it doing in school?
Jr. high school student arrested for having steak knife in lunch box - As above.
Kids skip school, parents go to jail - This is true in the UK too. Its the parents responsability to make sure their children go to school when it is compulsary.
3rd grader arrested for disorderly conduct - Expand it...
Woman Wearing 'President Bush You Killed My Son' T-shirt arrested - I'm guessing she refused to remove it or cover it up, and then they arrested her.
etc..etc...etc...
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by The1exile on Thu Sep 27, 2007 1:51 pm
Titanic wrote:Kids skip school, parents go to jail - This is true in the UK too. Its the parents responsability to make sure their children go to school when it is compulsary.
I disagree. Kids who bunk aren't the responsibility of their parents, who aren't the ones who have to watch that they don't get out of school without permission. Do you expect them to sit at the back of the classroom at each lesson instead of going to work?
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by Titanic on Thu Sep 27, 2007 2:06 pm
The1exile wrote:Titanic wrote:Kids skip school, parents go to jail - This is true in the UK too. Its the parents responsability to make sure their children go to school when it is compulsary.
I disagree. Kids who bunk aren't the responsibility of their parents, who aren't the ones who have to watch that they don't get out of school without permission. Do you expect them to sit at the back of the classroom at each lesson instead of going to work?
The parents should put some discipline in their lives, and make sure they go to school. I'm sure the parent won't be found guilty if they drop the child of at school and make sure they go in and pick them up everyday. Also, they only get prosecuted after numerous warnings, so parents who still leave going to school upto the child even though the school and council have told them that the child is not attending deserve to be prosecuted.
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by The1exile on Thu Sep 27, 2007 2:08 pm
Titanic wrote:The parents should put some discipline in their lives, and make sure they go to school. I'm sure the parent won't be found guilty if they drop the child of at school and make sure they go in and pick them up everyday. Also, they only get prosecuted after numerous warnings, so parents who still leave going to school upto the child even though the school and council have told them that the child is not attending deserve to be prosecuted.
And how, especially in the case of single parents who have to earn a living, are they supposed to be able to do that?
i agree that they should raise the kid with some discipline, but we rely on teh schools to enforce their rules. That includes attendance. Prosecuting a parent who has other commitments and problems ain't gonna help.
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by Anarkistsdream on Thu Sep 27, 2007 2:08 pm
If your kid doesn't go to school, beat the ever-loving shit out of them. The second time, put them up for adoption.
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by Titanic on Thu Sep 27, 2007 2:36 pm
Anarkistsdream wrote:If your kid doesn't go to school, beat the ever-loving shit out of them. The second time, put them up for adoption.
Lol. Thats the problem with white parents, they are too afraid to hit their kids. I hate the Supernanny show where they have a "bad corner" or "naughty step". Just fcking slap the kid if he does something wrong. Thats why Indian kids go to school and do better on tests and do more work. Parents make sure they are, and if they are not they discipline them. Sending someone to their room, within which they have a tv, computer and games console isn going to teach them any lesson.
Btw, not too sure bout the adoption part...
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by Anarkistsdream on Thu Sep 27, 2007 2:37 pm
Titanic wrote:Anarkistsdream wrote:If your kid doesn't go to school, beat the ever-loving shit out of them. The second time, put them up for adoption.
Lol. Thats the problem with white parents, they are too afraid to hit their kids. I hate the Supernanny show where they have a "bad corner" or "naughty step". Just fcking slap the kid if he does something wrong. Thats why Indian kids go to school and do better on tests and do more work. Parents make sure they are, and if they are not they discipline them. Sending someone to their room, within which they have a tv, computer and games console isn going to teach them any lesson.
Btw, not too sure bout the adoption part...
Yeah, well, I definately should never become a father...
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by joecoolfrog on Thu Sep 27, 2007 3:31 pm
firth4eva wrote:comic boy wrote:Yep these incidents happen every day.........which is why some of the quotes are from 2003/4
not fucked off yet?[/quote
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