Another Bunch Of Helpful Cops.
Posted July 2nd, 2008 by 2bfree
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This is what these bastards have for mentality. It is the same with them no matter where you go. http://www.filecabi.net/v...
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That guy has a huge payday
That guy has a huge payday coming. Cops on tape conspiring to "kill him" hours before they ever saw his face.
Some lawyer is drooling over this tape.
They don't know what their doing... they need to be instructed
on the Constitution for ONE. Unfortunately this is the "gang mentality" that many police organizations fall into. Good cops get fooled into believing this is the way it's supposed to be.
We need to educate our police officers and elect local officials that make sure that this kind of thing doesn't happen.
Mike
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The police have always been like this
ever since this country was started. The only thing different is that now we have more cameras to catch their brutality. If you think it was ever like Andy Griffith then you are sadly mistaken. Also you may have noticed that cops are getting bigger because they are fed steroids so they will be more intimidating. Police have always been brutal and this country has always sucked and will NEVER be the country your teachers lied to you about in school. I'll tell you again: Satan rules the world and America is just another of his devises.
"The day is coming, burning like an oven, when all the wicked will be stubble"
Haha, that's so true
Had never thought of it like that.
And it's nothing new
It definitely is getting worse but it has been bad for a long time. Back in 1972 when I was 18 I had a bad incidence with police officers. After work at midnight I was taking home a co-worker who's ride didn't show up I turned down an alley because I was in a unfamiliar area a car with lights out came speeding towards me and blocked me in. It was two officers in a black and white. They had me with my back up to the front of my car one officer searched inside my car the other had me pinned with his whole body on mine to the hood. He dumped my purse out and went thru it. My heart was pounding so hard I thought I'd lose consciousness. They laughed and joked at my fear. After about 10 minutes of very forceful questioning they finally let me go on my way. I've never trusted the police again since.
I also was in a car accident with an illegal who was completely at fault the police responded but did nothing. They said the person would just leave the country so they didn't even take a report. Who are they protecting?
The worst incident my nephew on his motorcycle he ran into the back of a broken down van in the third lane of a busy freeway. He had been following behind a large truck at the last moment the truck swerved and avoided the van but not my nephew he slammed into it and died a few hours later. That man also was an illegal, spoke little English, no license, no car registration oh, and obviously no insurance. That van was so unmaintained it had no business on the road it was practically duct taped together. The driver should have at least been ticketed for no license or for an unsafe vehicle on the road if not manslaughter. He wasn't ticketed because he was illegal. And then the owner of the van had the gall to come to my brothers front door asking for the damage be repaired. My brother told him to get off his property or he'd blow his head off.
I have many other stories ...
But my point is it seems the police are not protecting or doing what is right. They're more like criminals in uniform interested in inciting to harm.
They are on video planning to assault a citizen.
This is premeditation. Unfortunately, in the US today, there is about a 5% chance the cops will be found guilty of anything.
this is so disturbing-this
this is so disturbing-this crap is going on all over, we need to stand up.
That was very
disturbing...I hope he sues...policemen are supposed to protect and defend.....
Actually, not true.....
The job of police is not to protect and defend. It is to serve (as in you just got served sucka!) the people, and protect their fellow officers. Serve and Protect.
I have always said
They are nothing more than organized criminals, these rougue cops. They are the ENEMY OF FREEDOM. They are anti-freedom and they serve these elitists who strive to keep us down. They are either to stupid to understand what they do or they KNOW WHAT THEY DO. Which is it? Can either be acceptable?
Police officers are criminals
Roy Halliday:
Are all police officers criminals?
What do police officers do when they suspect someone has committed a crime?
They arrest him, which means they take him by brute force to the police station or the local jail, which means they kidnap him.
Then a judge decides how much ransom to charge. If the prisoner cannot come up with the ransom (called bail), a police officer locks the prisoner in a cell until his trial. In preparation for the trial, the police commit other crimes on behalf of the court and sometimes on behalf of the defendant. The police serve subpoenas on witnesses for the prosecution and on witnesses for the defense.
This is a crime, because it entails threatening to kidnap and imprison peaceful people if they refuse to participate in the trial.
Wow
We were posting the same thoughts at the same time. You forgot to mention that the subpoenas are a forceable document. A subpoena forces an individual to give incriminating evidence against the accused, when the person with the subpoena would have NEVER come forward, if they were not forced to do so in the first place. It's a scam, originated by lawyers, the original scum of the earth.
No doubt! Plus, don't forget about "jury duty"
Roy Halliday:
"Another crime backed up by the police force is jury selection.
When a prospective juror is told to appear at the courthouse, he receives a threat of arrest. The threat usually comes in the mail, but if the individual is bold enough to disobey the order to appear at the courthouse, police officers might kidnap him and put him in jail. Threatening to commit serious crimes such as kidnapping and imprisonment is an integral part of being a police officer today. Consequently, we should avoid this criminal profession."
That happened to me, or rather to my late wife. A jury summons
came for her in the mail three years after she died. Can't believe what it takes to convince the officers that she was dead.