Police deal with dangerous leaflet monger

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The cop just attacked him for no reason...

That is assault.

Also, the kid didn't break the law. The cops should be prosecuted under Title 18 of USC and imprisoned for kidnapping under color of law, assault, and depriving a citizen on constitutionally guaranteed freedoms under the color of law... And perhaps treason..

I'd like to see some public hangings for treason at this point.
And I'm a peace monger !

I have been a leaflet monger myself

many times. Guess I should have been locked away years ago!!

That punk that put a wrist

That punk that put a wrist lock on the guy needs his ass whupped he really thinks he's a bad ass! The uniform cop did not even ask him to leave first. Looks to me like he was on a public sidewalk too. He definitely should sue the crap out of them, these a-holes will be the good little gestapo operatives in the new Reich...

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Don't feel too bad for the

Don't feel too bad for the guy, he's about to get a few hundred grand in town cash. I am sure there are lawyers hunting him down for the business now.

Those "police officers" are disgusting.

They'd have done fine in Stalin's Russia.

Phew, Close One

It's a good thing they got there when they did, that perp almost handed somebody a piece of paper.

It is a shame....

It is a shame that 95% of the police make the other 5% look bad. Since the entrance standards have been lowered to all allow just about any thug, bully or criminal to become a cop, why are we surprised? If these people had not become cops they most likely would be in jail or dead for the same types of things that they would do a cops. They are a discrace and our politicians will not do anything about it for fear that they would be investigated for the crimes that they do.(except RP) How bad does it have to get before something is done? I think it will get much worse before that time comes. America is in a very dark time.

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Where were the 95% good cops you speak of?

To protect that person?

Bump.

Anyone know where this was?
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"In questions of power, then, let no more be heard of confidence in man, but bind him down from mischief by the chains of the Constitution." -- Thomas Jefferson

Eugene OR.

Charges were dropped. Officer reprimanded.

http://www.registerguard.com/csp/cms/sites/web/news/cityregi...

Eugene, Oregon

is an insane place, to begin with. All the officers involved deserve to be reprimanded, and heavily fined, as well as whoever kept this man in jail for 12 days, and the money should go straight to the leafleter.

What was he actually charged with?

I see where the charges were dropped, after he SPENT 12 DAYS, in jail. But, what was he charged with to begin with?

Did any of you catch what the subject of the paper was?

"leaflets stating that their pastor was previously involved with a Southern Oregon church that made property improvements without first obtaining permits."

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Oh no, the horror!!!

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This is a perfect example

For three brutal elections, I volunteered to help Nader's ballot access because an Independent candidate has a right to be on the ballot, whether I like that candidate or not. SO to do that you have to grab a clip board and collect signatures.

There are professional companies that hire people to collect signatures, and these folks have areas where they send their guys. But campaigns, grassroots as Nader's has been, are nothing but caring citizens with allot of energy.

By my experience, the man who twisted the guys arm, was also the one who called the police. He was security for the theatre.

We do not have a first admendment right folks. When I petitioned, I would aske the owner or manager for permission, and even after they granted permission, a customer would HATE NADER and so I would kindly be asked to leave. And they folowed me around, so collecting signatures isn't easy and they are always looking to put you in a position where they can call the police.

I got a phone call from an inspector of a police department 300 miles from where I lived saying an assult charge was filed against me from someone they would not identify. I watched young Nader petitioners get beat up and arrested for THREE elections, and it was one reason Ron Paul attracted me... I am sick and tired of people telling me I should be shot in the head for collecting signatures, or them writing Mickey Mouse on the petition to disquality it, or rip the petition, they harrass, intimidate, and it come from BOTH parties. BOTH major parties have these party pigs they send out to stop petitions and leaflet dispatchers (very popular with hte Lyndon LaRouche crowd). Also, believe it or not, some cities you can not petition at city hall, the public library, and state or federal building, no parks, no schools.

What the leaflet distributor did wrong was not ask permission of the theatre owner/management. Here again, I got allot of signature by standing at the doors of theatres when movies like "The Corporation", or Who Stole The Electric Car.

We need a bastile day on this... fill the streets with petutuoners and leaflet distributors.

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Those three bullies...

...would be dealt with appropriately in a free society.

Too bad we're not free.

I liked when he asked if the man in plain clothes was a cop...

The uniformed officer said "You don't need to know".

Gee, what do they do to you for getting folks to sign petitions?

I may not know the truth, but I know when I'm being lied to...

I may not know the truth, but I know when I'm being lied to...

I'm pretty shure it's a

I'm pretty shure it's a federal crime if you ask if someone is a police officer and they don't say they are if they are.

They should have tazed him. He was talking and moving.

The cops have gone bad. They fired the good ones. Isn't there some way to invent grap-activated tazer wristbands?

That female cop could barely keep the smile off her face.

As she cuffed the evil pamphlet distributer, she looks at the burly plain clothes guy thinking
"I could do this to YOU later big boy"
Something about trampling on the 1st amendment makes her hot.

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You know, I wondered about that

That officer being "female", I mean. Thanks for the confirmation, Jefferson. Whew. Good to have those things clarified.

waiting for

one of these police to try this on the wrong person, and get layed out on the street. The reason, reflex.

welcome

to the new AmeriKa.

Waffle

It wasn't a cop that assaulted the man. It was a sheep that throttled him and threw him on the car. The police looked confused. Plus it was an old man and a woman. They did know what the hell was going on.

That sheep would have made a great informant for the Gestapo. I fault him. The sheep have been trained to turn in and handle dissenters exercising their rights.

He looked like a cop.

Plus he knew the female cop. I think he was undercover and they didn't feel the need to tell. Plus did you see him doing that little cop wristbreak move? That dude was affiliated some way.

Yeah

After viewing it again I saw that look they gave each other. Kind of like "after this lets do the mattress mambo". He's affiliated. My mistake.

What was the guy arrested for?

Thomas Jefferson once said, "The natural progress of things is for liberty to yield and government to gain ground."

Well, I guess he called that one.