Neverending **** the Police thread.

[cajunrevenge]

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20...at-downs.shtml



Some relatively good news. The sheriff who orders his deputies to sexually assault every student at which school has been indicted for sexual battery among other charges. He is also being sued by several students traumatized by the sexual assaults.




Also of note, I didn't know this but cops are allowed to give statements in grand juries in Georgia. You and me don't get that benefit. Funny how that works.

[cajunrevenge]

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...-harvard-study


New Harvard study finds police killings are undercounted. They found 55.2% of deaths from police actions were listed as something else on their death certificate. You see, we don't know exactly how many people police kill every year because they aren't required to keep track of how many people or pets they kill. Read the article, it explains it far better than I can.

[cajunrevenge]

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nati...icle-1.3558365




Sheriff advocates against letting out good prisoners necause he needs slaves to wash their cars and cool their meals. No, this isn't something said in a smokey back room, he called a press conference to tell everyone. Here it is







Now after watching that. Knowing that Louisiana has the highest incarceration rate in the world. Tell me that police officers in LA are the good guys and deserve the benefit of the doubt. 1 of 3 black men in Louisiana is either incarcerated, on parole, or on probation. It's not a coincidence. The police are literally running ****ing slave farm. This **** is a KKK fantasy land. Disgusting.

[cajunrevenge]

Aaaaand officers down in New Orleans.

[Julio3000]

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nati...icle-1.3558365




Sheriff advocates against letting out good prisoners necause he needs slaves to wash their cars and cool their meals. No, this isn't something said in a smokey back room, he called a press conference to tell everyone. Here it is







Now after watching that. Knowing that Louisiana has the highest incarceration rate in the world. Tell me that police officers in LA are the good guys and deserve the benefit of the doubt. 1 of 3 black men in Louisiana is either incarcerated, on parole, or on probation. It's not a coincidence. The police are literally running ****ing slave farm. This **** is a KKK fantasy land. Disgusting.

Everybody should watch this and internalize what the carceral state means in practice, even if this is just a tiny corner of it.

I'm not surprised to see this in Caddo Parish, though. I spent a few weeks there during the adoption of my oldest daughter and . . . damn. Not only is Shreveport/Bossier City the most depressing place I've ever been in America, but just in that short time of engagement with *professional people* (lawyers, doctors, state officials) I saw demonstrations of both explicit racism and explicit corruption. Seems like they don't do much to hide either one down there.

[cajunrevenge]

Here is a good cop. Kid pulls BB gun on cop trying to suicide by cop.

[cajunrevenge]

https://theintercept.com/2017/10/20/...-rape-consent/



2 cops accused of raping 18 Year Old they arrested. Their defense is actually that they had consensual sex with the girl they just arrested.

[goldfly]

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/23/w...T.nav=top-news

D.E.A. Says Hondurans Opened Fire During a Drug Raid. A Video Suggests Otherwise.

WASHINGTON — The Drug Enforcement Administration has for five years steadfastly defended the behavior of its agents in a late-night drug seizure carried out with Honduran forces on the remote Mosquito Coast, a mission that resulted in the deaths of four Honduran civilians.

In the D.E.A.’s view, the dead — one man, two women and a 14-year-old boy — were among those on a boat that shot at a canoe carrying a joint D.E.A.-Honduran antidrug team. The D.E.A. said it had evidence in the form of night-vision video taken from a surveillance plane showing an “exchange of gunfire” between the two vessels after the larger boat collided with the canoe carrying the agents.

[cajunrevenge]

Future cops right here.

[cajunrevenge]

http://investigations.blog.ajc.com/2...h-school-case/



Looks like we have the smoking gun now in the case where cops searched every student in a school out of the blue. One female cop complained about how other deputies were conducting their searches. The sheriff told her he did not give a ****. This is all in writting. So the sheriff is ****ed and his child molester buddies are going to prison. Sick ****s lines up 900 kids and searched their underwear and did not even find any drugs!

[cajunrevenge]

Some relatively good news. 4 cops who beat an innocent victim of a car crash have been indicted with 2 even facing attempted murder charges. This man's only crime was being in the wrong place while cops dangerously chased a car.

[cajunrevenge]

Some great news now. Police officer who fled to Indonesia to escape prosecution for hiring a Hitman to kill his pregnant mistress has been extradited to the US. Could face the death penalty. It's funny if this guy was a lot smoker instead of a cop the police would be going all-out in propaganda to say pot smokers are bad and thus is why it needs to be illegal. But when it's a cop they say oh no this is an isolated incident and a single bad apple,.you can't judge all other cops on the actions of a few. They want it both ways.




Now I may be naive but I can't believe that a man who hires a Hittman to kill a pregnant woman was a law abiding citizen before this. How many cases has he been the sole witness to? Everything this guy ever did as a cop should be thoroughly looked at. It won't thouse, because as the sheriff a Cardi county puts it "we need these here ******s to wash ma car so it's nice and shiny when I go out looking for more ******s to enslave".

[cajunrevenge]

Here is a cop who beat up an elderly person with a cane and then arrested him saying the victim attacked him. The video isn't shown but the DA has seen it and you all know district attorney's are heavily biased towards police.

[cajunrevenge]

In honor of the Astros winning the world series let's revisit that time Galveston police beat an entire wedding party....... because someone has annopen container of alcohol..... at a wedding. One woman tries covering her husbands head as cops were relentlessly beating him and they pulled her odd and covered her in pepper spray.




Wtf world am I living in that these pieces of **** are considered to be the most honorable people. Their testimony is considered the gospel...



We should he fighting a war with cops not ISIS.

[cajunrevenge]

Houston being sued for choking a man for smiling in his mug shot. I was going to post this anyways but I have had sexual relations with one person who appears in this video. Bonus points if you can guess which one.

[cajunrevenge]

A cop tazed a man praying over his dead body. The cop claims he was interfering in necromancy. The kid had been declared dead, but the cop claims the father was interfering in attempts to revive him. Seeing as he was already pronounced dead I can only assume they were trying to raise him back as a zombie.

[cajunrevenge]

Posting this to probe a point. This man fires a warning t at cops who he thinks are burglars. The cops don't announce themselves and are at the wrong house. The victim fired a warning **** and ran to a neighbors house who he knew was a state police officer. Misunderstanding right? Cops still charge him with a crime. If those cops shot him they wouldn't have faced a trial.

[goldfly]

A request for water leads to a fatal encounter with police



After walking at least a dozen miles on a hot summer night, 58-year-old Euree Martin asked a stranger for water.
Hardly an unusual request just south of Georgia’s gnat line, but the stranger thought otherwise, calling 911 to report a person acting suspiciously. Or as one civil rights activist later called it, “walking while black.”

Whatever the reason, that call to police set off a chain of events that ultimately led to Martin’s death and possible murder charges against the three white Washington County sheriff’s deputies — since fired — who used Tasers as they tried to arrest the unarmed man.

How it got to that point remains a mystery. Martin was not accused of any crime, according to to the GBI, which investigated the incident. Was there an altercation, as the deputies claimed, that prompted them to deploy their Tasers, shocking Martin repeatedly? Cell phone video shot by a passing motorist doesn’t show the alleged confrontation, only the disturbing aftermath — Martin, face down on the ground, handcuffed, dying of respiratory distress.

“Mr. Martin, as far as we can establish, had done nothing wrong,” said Heyward Altman, district attorney for Georgia’s Middle Judicial Circuit, at a press conference last week announcing he will seek indictments against the former lawmen on charges including felony murder, involuntary manslaughter, false imprisonment and aggravated assault.

‘He was simply walking down the road’

Most people make it through their whole lives without walking 20 miles uninterrupted. Euree Martin had done it several times, leaving the group home in Milledgeville where he resided to visit relatives in Sandersville, usually unannounced.

Martin’s niece, Elaine Brown, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution her uncle had been diagnosed with schizophrenia in his early 20s. She described him as a “real nice guy,” quiet and non-confrontational.

“He usually only spoke when spoken to,” Brown said.

As dusk set in on July 7th, Martin was more than halfway to Sandersville, in Deepstep, a town with a population just north of 100 best known as the birthplace of the late Nation of Islam leader Elijah Muhammad, when he stopped at a random house to ask for water.

The homeowner shooed him away. Martin resumed the long walk to Sandersville. His sister, Helen Martin, told WRDW News that around the same time she received a call from a friend who lives in Deepstep saying she had seen her brother pass by.

Concerned, she called 911 “to let them know who he was, told them his birthday,” she said. “I also told them, asked them really could they go out and check on him. He couldn’t take care of himself really.”

Deputy Michael Howell, responding to the first 911 call by the homeowner, was the first to spot Martin.

“I pulled alongside the black male with my passenger window down and asked the male subject, ‘Are you OK, and what’s your name,’ Howell wrote in the incident report. “And he looked at me and asked, ‘Who are you?’ and he walked off … toward Sandersville.”

That’s where the narrative ends. Deputies Henry L. Copeland and Rhett Scott were next on the scene. But so far there’s nothing on the record — at least nothing that’s been made available to the public — about why they deployed their Tasers.


Familiar subplots emerge

The cell phone video showing Martin’s death sparked outrage in Washington County, some two hours southeast of Atlanta. Reflecting the scarcity of prosecutions against police in use of force cases, activists unsuccessfully demanded the district attorney recuse himself due to his close working relationship with the sheriff’s department.

An AJC/Channel 2 analysis of fatal police shootings from 2010 through 2015 found that no officer had faced a criminal trial in more than 180 shootings. Since then, there’s been just two convictions for an incident that, coincidentally, involved a Taser. Two other officers were indicted for murder in 2016 but their cases have yet to go to trial.

“This is the 27th mass meeting that I’ve been to after the death of an unarmed African-American while I’ve been president of the state conference,” now-former Georgia NAAAP President Francys Johnson explained at a community meeting last July in Sandersville. “But if you make that mistake of going on about your business, next time it could be you.”

Johnson would eventually team with Atlanta attorney Mawuli Davis as legal counsel for Martin’s family. After Altman’s announcement both attorneys downplayed race as a major factor, citing no direct evidence, though many, including the victim’s family, believe otherwise.

“I think race played a very major role,” said Brown, Martin’s niece. “You see on the news all the time white men walking down the street carrying guns and nothing happens. My uncle wasn’t armed. He wasn’t hurting anyone. He wasn’t a threat.”

Davis told The AJC it doesn’t appear Martin’s schizophrenia figured into the deadly outcome, either. Whether the deputies had been trained to deal with the mentally ill — training that is not mandated by the state — is unknown.

Martin’s death also reignited a debate over Tasers, which Johnson said the NAACP opposed when Washington County adopted their use 10 years ago. Since 2010, at least 14 Georgians, including Martin, died following altercations with law enforcement that involved stun guns.

A recent investigation by Reuters found that at least 442 wrongful death suits — all but seven targeting police departments and the municipalities they serve — have been filed over fatalities that followed the use of a Taser. Almost all of those were filed since the stun guns began gaining widespread popularity with police in the early 2000s, according to Reuters.

Brown said her family is not counting on convictions of the deputies involved. Altman will make his case for indictments to a grand jury on Dec. 19.

“Nine times out of 10 that’s not going to happen,” she said, when asked about the possibility of convictions. “Justice for me would be better training for police. Justice would be de-escalation programs.”

And, she said, an infusion of basic human kindness.

“They assumed the worst,” Brown, said. “He’s walked 20 miles. He’s hot. He’s thirsty. Why didn’t they have some compassion and give him some water?”


http://www.myajc.com/news/crime--law...socialflow_ajc

[cajunrevenge]

That highlights one of the main issues I have with policing. When someone calls 911 and reports a suspicious person that is not probable cause to detain a person. I bet I know exactly what happened here. The cops tried to engage the victim and he kept walking. The cops then escalated to violence and started tasering and beating him. There was no reason to detain him in the first place so they are searching for an excuse. I think we would have a lot less deaths like this if we would just put "comply or die" in police vehicles. It is in no way an exaggeration.

[cajunrevenge]

http://thefreethoughtproject.com/son...-busted-drugs/



So the Worth County Georgia who ordered TSA style searches of an entire school who has been charged with sexual battery, false imprisonment,and violating oath of office might recognize a cellmate. His son has been arrested for marijuana possession with intent to distribute. His son was a student at that school at the time of the search. He was absent the day of the search. Hell of a coincidence there.