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reply posted on 19-11-2009 @ 03:06 AM by moocowman
reply to post by caballero



I am appalled and sickened,

So often over here we see the cheesy grin of Arnold Schwarzenegger asking us to come to the wonderland US .

The irony

I will never ever visit the US and run the risk of having contact with its' law enforcers.

Perhaps this type of video should be aimed at the tourist industry.


reply posted on 19-11-2009 @ 03:27 AM by WhiteDevil013
reply to post by caballero



I was unfortunate enough recently to have a bad run in with the Torrance Police Dept. Up to that point I had never had a bad experience with our local law enforcement, and had a clean record. To make a long story short, I got screwed for being honest.

I had to drop $3000 on an attorney just to defend myself from something I didnt even do. I have been infuriated with those particular officers since then, and it made me so happy to see Torrance police on this video refusing to give the guy a complaint form. What ever happened to a cop using his discretion in a positive way? The only time that happens now is when they are protecting one of their own. There are some good cops who genuinely care about their communities, but it seems like they are a dying breed.



reply posted on 19-11-2009 @ 04:14 AM by UnlawfullPriest
reply to post by Night Star



I had the wonderful Idea to have my friend video tape me while I Skate boarded on a walkway in our city park. Knowing full well that is was prohibited. What happened was as expected. The Officer approached and stoped me told me that I needed to stop or leave, he even gave me direction to a skate park. I wasn't expecting anything horrid.
We sat around for about 20 minutes BSing and just hanging out. We turned the camera off and forgot about it. A different officer came up to us, with an extreme attitude. He proceeded to smash my Board and Handcuff me. He had my Friend lay down and put his hands on his head, pretty standard. While fully complying as far as I could tell I couldn't see him, my friend asked him" If I can ask sir what are we being arrested for?" After that all I heard was the ticking of his taser. Niether of us were charged.
My friends attempts to File charges met nothing but roadblocks. He finally gave up after 6 months.
In my opinion Tasers give a Cop, an option that is boarder line torture. It's non-leathal, but since instituted how many incidents have Tasers been involved in that were wanton?
I would love to get involved in local protest actions, but for the fear of being assulted, over a protest on a raise in Property tax doesn't surpass the need my children have for me..


reply posted on 19-11-2009 @ 06:17 AM by Magpie82n
The police now a days are like a paramilitary group, and even in London some of there new vehicles are like APC's i get a feeling that yhey are gearing up for some thing big.

There have been 3000 new laws in nine years and that's just the UK.
The 3,000-plus offenses have been driven on to the statute book by an administration that has faced repeated charges of meddling in the everyday lives of citizens, from restricting freedom of speech to planning to issue identity cards to all adults.

Here is a new law in the UK that is the most worrying of them all have a read.

Draconian police powers designed to deprive crime barons of luxury lifestyles are being extended to councils, quangos and agencies to use against the public, The Times has learnt.

The right to search homes, seize cash, freeze bank accounts and confiscate property will be given to town hall officials and civilian investigators employed by organisations as diverse as Royal Mail, the Rural Payments Agency and Transport for London.

The measure, being pushed through by Alan Johnson, the Home Secretary, comes into force next week and will deploy some of the most powerful tools available to detectives against fare dodgers, families in arrears with council tax and other minor offenders.

The radical extension of the Proceeds of Crime Act, through a Statutory Instrument which is not debated by parliament, has been condemned by the chairman of the Police Federation. Paul McKeever said that he was shocked to learn that the decision to hand over “intrusive powers” to people who were not police was made without consultation or debate.

Here's the link, if you wanna read the rest
business.timesonline.co.uk...
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