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Originally posted by LifeInDeath
I'm much more worried about things like the recent South Carolina law giving colleges (even religious colleges - yes, cops controlled by religious leaders) the authority to have their own, privately owned, full-blown police forces. That to me sounds one step away from corporations being allowed to have private police forces with full jurisdiction...or just letting churches have their own cops.
The Crown Heights Shomrim, meanwhile, has been much busier in court, with six of its members charged with beating up some students after they responded to a yeshiva brawl on Eastern Parkway two years ago, allegedly over a dormitory bed.
blogs.villagevoice.com...
On the evening of April 14, a 20-year-old black man named Andrew Charles was attacked with pepper spray and then beaten by a pair of Hasidic assailants in his Crown Heights neighborhood. The attackers escaped in a GMC Envoy, and although Charles didn’t catch the plate number, a witness did. Police traced its registration to another neighborhood resident, Menachem Ezagui, who police say is a member of a local volunteer security-patrol group called the Crown Heights Shmira.
nymag.com...
Originally posted by Vitchilo
PROOF ON NBC NY :
This attack came despite an increased NYPD presence and the posting of Mexican personal in the borough by Mexican General Consul Ruben Beltran to safeguard the Mexican communities.
This is true.
[edit on 22-8-2010 by Vitchilo]
Originally posted by BlastedCaddy
Mexico just keeps showing its corrupt colors as a thug govt more and more each day.
Originally posted by bozzchem
Those wearing a foreign flag on their sleeve and attempting to detain and or in any other way deprive an American National of their unalienable rights should be responded to with lethal force.
Originally posted by boondock-saint
I think this is way overblown.
This is no different than the Marines guarding or patrolling
an American Embassy on foreign soil. They are there to
protect their own nationals. They are not there to police
America. 2 different things
Originally posted by boondock-saint
I think this is way overblown.
This is no different than the Marines guarding or patrolling
an American Embassy on foreign soil. They are there to
protect their own nationals. They are not there to police
America. 2 different things