Neverending **** the Police thread.

http://www.kansas.com/news/local/article194338784.html

Woman calls 911 because her husband is suicidal. While both husband and wife were outside talking to one cop another entered their house. The cop enters a room with a 45 pound English bull terrier and the couples 4 kids aged 6-10. The cop shoots twice at the dog and the bullet fragments and ricochets and hits their 9 year old daughter. Immediately afterward hearing the shots they take down the father and force the mother into the backseat of their patrol car. Theres body cam footage but the police refuse to release it citing the privacy of the family while the family is literally begging them to release it to the public. The more likely reason is it would interfere with their investigation in that the public might actually demand some justice if they saw it and then they might have to do an actual investigation instead of a cover up. We will get this body cam footage eventually and I cant imagine any scenario where a cop firing into a group of kids is not going to bring a firestorm. Still, the officer wont be charged just like in the Justine Damond shooting. You dont hear about that story anymore. Thats their gameplan in these situations stall until people forget about it. One really common tactic is when you make an allegation against a cop and you have witnesses the IAD investigator will wait 6 months then go knock on the persons door at 2 pm on a wednsday and if no one answers he closes the case as unsubstantiated. Thats how you get those crazy stats that say accusations against cops are almost alway found to be not true.
 
But do we know whether or not that English Terrier or 9-year-old had recently robbed a convenience store? Let's wait for the facts!
 
cajunrevenge said:
https://lawandcrime.com/police/nypd...ge-because-it-violates-officers-civil-rights/

Wow, NYPD union suing to stop the release of bodycam footage because they say it not only violates their rights but the rights of the public. This is extremely concerning because any he said she said cases where it's an officers word vs anyone civilians word the cop will win 100% of the time. I have posted no less than 100 people who would currently be saving long prison sentences if not for camera catching the cops lying.
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Don't worry, I'm sure we can count on Jeff Sessions and the DOJ to stop the war against marijuana to fight toward police accountability!
 
I know a family whose dog was killed when they were mistakenly pulled over and given the full felony-stop treatment. Everyone was face-down on the ground surrounded by cops, the dog hopped out of the car, and...boom.
 
http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2018/01/18/sf-man-recounts-harrowing-mistaken-arrest-iphone/

Guy buys an iPhoneX a week after 300 are stolen from the delivery truck in mall parking lot and despite not even being close to the physical description the police served a search warrant and arrested him for stealing an iPhoneX. The cops to their credit actually left when shown the recipe which I credit them for as they normally will not care if you have indisputable proof and will keep searching. If they dont find what they are looking for they go fishing and bring in drug dogs and try to find a reason to justify their actions. Now having said that, why was the guy arrested and sent to the police station when they arrived? They had found nothing illegal and its hard to believe they had a shred of proof considering he actually bought it legally. My second question is on what grounds did they get this search warrant and what judge signed off on it. There has to actually be some probable cause to get a search warrant. If evidence was falsified thats a crime and someone needs to go to prison. This guy could have died if he flinched. If the judge granted a search warrant on insufficient grounds then he should be disbarred. There is not adequate oversight over these people so they just do whatever the hell they want.
 
Julio3000 said:
I know a family whose dog was killed when they were mistakenly pulled over and given the full felony-stop treatment. Everyone was face-down on the ground surrounded by cops, the dog hopped out of the car, and...boom.
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Puppycide is really important issue. Most police departments refuse to keep track of how many pets they kill and the ones that do generally refuse to release the number. The estimates are over 10,000 dogs are killed by police every year. Some cops seem to have this idea that if a dog touches they will die. I have seen a video of a cop jump away from a dog the size of my foot and then shoot it saying he feared for his life. Cant blame him, he was in a dangerous situation, he was knocking on a door to let someone know they left their car door open. Clearly he was on edge.
 
http://www.dispatch.com/news/201801...-16-year-old-boy-during-scuffle-at-courthouse

Cop murders 16 year old who grabbed him by the shoulder to try and stop him from hurting his mom. The cop turns around pulls out his gun and shoots the kid in the abdomen. Love the Fraternal Order of Police statement. They say every incident is a dangerous one involving a weapon because the police have guns so he was right to fear for his life. Wow, so everything is not a life or death scenario because the cops bring guns even when there are none involved. Yet I am supposed to give a **** about cops being killed. **** em. **** em all.
 
http://www.civilbeat.org/2018/01/officers-at-bar-shooting-denied-city-paid-legal-defense/

Yet another example of cops covering up for cops. 3 cops are at a bar drinking. One pulls his gun out and being reckless with it, he accidentally shoots someone. The victim is suing the other 2 cops for not stopping the criminal. The theory is that even off duty they have an obligation to stop someone who is drunk and waving a loaded gun around and that they only did not do so because it was a fellow officer. Interestingly they have been denied a paid legal defense because they were not on duty. I would cry them a river if they were not complaining about being in the same situation they put everyone else in. Not being able to afford competent attorneys. Witnesses say the other 2 cops were allowed to leave when on duty cops arrived and they did nothing to help the victim were more interested in covering the incident up. The shooter was given only 60 days in jail...... for almost killing someone who is now permanently disabled....
 

40 pounds of marijuana found in New Mexico school. Keep in mind this is a state without legalized pot. If we can't keep drugs out of schools or even prisons what's the point of locking people up for it? We spend billions fighting a war that only makes the problem worse rather than benefiting from the economic benefits of legalized drugs and using regulation to mitigate the damage like we do tobacco and alcohol.
 

Cop shoots his son multiple times for drinking some of his vodka. Now facing attempted murder charges. I wonder how many cases this pos was the only witness to the alleged crime. When **** like this happens all their previous cases need to be reviewd. Anything that was a civilians word against the officers word needs to be throw out. Don't hold your breath on the government to willing free their slaves. It's so bad that when lab techs were caught and charged with faking positive tests they get out of prison before the people they framed get exonerated. This justice system is a joke and need a to be torn down.
 
[video]https://youtu.be/4fQcjmt2Q_o[/video]

Heres an undercover cop getting shot 12 times by a fellow cop. This was a drug bust. Thanks war on drugs. Now another cop has 12 bullets in him and will likely never live a normal life again. He could have been investigating a murder. He could have been trying to catch rapists. He could have been protecting people from thefts. Instead he and his union choose to put himself in this dangerous position. Not because of the drug dealers. But because he is in a position where a cop thinks he is a drug dealer. Love the part where the cop asks him if he is okay after shooting him 12 times and he gives the most annoyed "no" I may have ever heard. I love when their evil actions backfire on them. Maybe if they cared as much about their other innocent victims they shoot people wouldnt hate police so much. I bet this shooting would have been ruled justified if it wasnt an undercover cop.
 
[video]https://youtu.be/4beb8dmM_-M[/video]

Cop jumps out of his car and threatened a man on a bicicle with his gun. This meets the criteria for assault in Texas where this happened. Problem is you need prosecutors and they work closely with the cops and have a vested interest in cops as key eye witnesses. You think a prosecutor wants to send someone he works with to prison that might get many of his cases overturned because that crooked cop was the only eye witness and now his testimony is seriously suspect? Some will justify this as the man was following the cop an recording. Well this is the very reason he should be doing that. If he wasnt recording this still might have happened and no one would have believe him and he would likely not risk police harassment by filing a complaint that wont go anywhere because he has no proof. Its a catch22 cops have us in. A cops testimony is treated like the word of God in court so if we arent allowed to record them then how do we prove our innocence or the cops guilt? We could all find ourselves in a situation where a cop lies and its not recorded. Once its your word vs a cops word that you assaulted them or resisted arrest most lawyers will tell you to plead guilty for a reduced charge or you will be convicted unless you find some security video that proves your innocence. Its a real situation a lot of people face. When your poor and they tell you take time served and plead guilty or stay in jail for another 3 months till trial and then if you lose its 5+ years almost everyone takes the deal for lesser time. Cops pat themselves on the back and say good job. Now this guy takes the plea deal gets out. Only the punishment doesnt end there. They lost their job while in jail for a month. Have to take a lesser paying job because of their conviction. God forbid they now smoke a joint. Now they are habitual criminals. Not gonna catch a break on that drug charge with that previous conviction. Now your spending that time in prison you tried to avoid. You dont cope well in prison. You change. Develop serious mental illnesses. You become the criminal they keep telling you that you are. Get out of prison after a few years with no where to go. Wind up homeless begging for money on the side of the street. One day a man comes up to you looking for a prostitute and some weed. You offer to get him a dime bag for him if he pays you 5 buck to go get it. Your hungry. Just want to buy a happy meal from mcdonalds. But no, it was an undercover cop, and well, this is your third strike Jerome. Good news is you got 2 blacks in the jury. Bad news it only takes 10 to convict in your state and those other 10 jurors are whiter than snow. Now your serving a life sentence in one of the harshest prisons in the US over 5 dollars to get something to eat. This is all an amalgam of stories into one but these are all real situations that happened. It happens to far more American than most of you want to admit.
 
I'm surprised that the Baltimore PD gun squad trial hasn't gotten more play here. It's truly bonkers.
 
I have posted about it over several threads. Was thinking of making it its own thread since it should be major national news. I would think cops admitting their supervisor told them to carry toy replica guns to plant to cover up something they did wrong would be headline news across the country. But what are we going to do about it? Cops got us by the balls. If we protest they get to come tear gas us, mace us, beat the **** out of us, and dont you dare resist their beating or your a criminal.

Anyways here is a great youtube channel from a former cop in Baltimore that is covering this case. Most in depth look at Baltimore policing and this case as you will ever find.

[video]https://youtu.be/l4VRgmzW2_E[/video]

http://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2018/02/06/baltimore-police-corrupt-gun-task-force/

Here is a story about that I think is a good example of what I talk about with police. This other cop on the task force gets asked by the head of the task force about robbing people and taking their money. The cop says no and is forced to transfer but never tell anyone. Until they get caught and people start asking him questions about his time on the task force. Only reason he probably came forward with this was to cover his own ass. Now is he a good cop because he refused to rob people or is he a bad cop for not saying anything. Its one thing to make this kind of comment in a locker room situation but when they have to go for a drive and leave all phones and equipment behind before he says it indicates he might be serious to me. Maybe thats just me. How many people were robbed, hurt, and or killed because that cop was too much of a coward to turn in another cop? What does it say about cops that he would have been viewed as a snitch by other cops for coming forward? Shouldnt cops who come forward to root out criminal in their own ranks be seen as heroes by other cops?
 
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