Are Even Half Of Cops Honest...Not Corrupt?
Interesting article from today's Guardian: FBI arrest California police officers involved in racist text messages scandal
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Are Even Half Of Cops Honest...Not Corrupt?
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Interesting article from today's Guardian: FBI arrest California police officers involved in racist text messages scandal
Let's hope they get long prison sentences.
But I expect they'll just be encouraged to
resign, & move to some other department.
Perhaps such cops need a vigilante solution.
Cop kidnaps, assaults, & dumps man in a field.
Left for dead?
Reason unknown.
No official record for this off-the-books vicious beating.
Farmer eventually finds injured man lying in his field.
Cop's supervisor covers it up, suggesting a problem in
the entire department. Pattern of bad cops getting
shuffled from department to department arises.
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Left for dead?
Reason unknown.
No official record for this off-the-books vicious beating.
Farmer eventually finds injured man lying in his field.
Cop's supervisor covers it up, suggesting a problem in
the entire department. Pattern of bad cops getting
shuffled from department to department arises.
Missouri officer charged with kidnapping and beating a man until his jaw broke
The charges stem from a July 4 arrest that Northwoods officer Samuel Davis made without informing dispatchers or writing a report, according to the probable cause statement.
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Second Northwoods officer charged in police-brutality investigation
Northwoods Police Chief Dennis Sheriff said Northwoods Officer Mike Hill was seen by one of his other officers in police custody.
Two Northwoods cops arrested as municipal police agencies under fire for shuffling bad officers
News 4 has learned a North County police officer accused of kidnapping and beating a man was able to jump from one department to another in less than two years.
What results when a man is wrongfully attacked by a cop in SC?
All (but one who stopped it) of his cop buddies allow & try to
justify the attack. Upon discovering their error, the cops all
continue to detain the man, illegally search his car, & charge
him with multiple bogus crimes.
The good news: The battering cop was arrested, charged,
& convicted.
The bad news: Sentenced only for time served. This was
far far less of a sentence than faced by the man he beat up.
Cops continue to not be held accountable for egregious
illegal violent acts.
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For more detailed info....
All (but one who stopped it) of his cop buddies allow & try to
justify the attack. Upon discovering their error, the cops all
continue to detain the man, illegally search his car, & charge
him with multiple bogus crimes.
The good news: The battering cop was arrested, charged,
& convicted.
The bad news: Sentenced only for time served. This was
far far less of a sentence than faced by the man he beat up.
Cops continue to not be held accountable for egregious
illegal violent acts.
Ex-Summerville police corporal accused of using fist to strike man’s face
Robert Barrineau is currently facing a charge of third-degree assault and battery in Dorchester County in connection with an Aug. 20, 2020 traffic stop.
For more detailed info....
Sometimes the worst cop in a department is
highly respected by fellow thugs, & is even put
in charge of training new cops.
For those interested, this video shows questioning
of a 20 year veteran who is obviously unsuited to
carry a gun & a license to kill. She's prone to
mental breakdowns, hostile towards civilians,
scatterbrained (unable to perceive & answer
direct questions), dishonest on her reports,
emotionally unstable, & so fearful of civilians
that she's ready to kill a compliant unarmed
man in swimming trunks.
Is she prosecuted for violating rights? No.
But at least she's fired. Now she'll be a problem
in some other jurisdiction.
highly respected by fellow thugs, & is even put
in charge of training new cops.
For those interested, this video shows questioning
of a 20 year veteran who is obviously unsuited to
carry a gun & a license to kill. She's prone to
mental breakdowns, hostile towards civilians,
scatterbrained (unable to perceive & answer
direct questions), dishonest on her reports,
emotionally unstable, & so fearful of civilians
that she's ready to kill a compliant unarmed
man in swimming trunks.
Is she prosecuted for violating rights? No.
But at least she's fired. Now she'll be a problem
in some other jurisdiction.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Too bad the needed legislation to prevent that is nowhere in sight.
Cops have powerful lobbies.
Few politicians are willing to rile these "heroes".
And cops' unions often support bad cops, not
that despised general public.
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Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Yup. It is long over due the police behaviors be reviewed by an external review board, similar to how colleges have an Institution Review Board (IRB) that became a necessity in the face of the abuses and tortures done in the name if research.
Too bad these psychological traits aren't screened for before admission to the police academy.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
That too.
Worse, cops in charge will hire cops despite
knowing their bad record.
What we could use is a Brady List on steroids.
Brady List | Potential Impeachment Disclosure [PID] Database
The Brady List is the definitive public-facing database of information about police misconduct, public complaints, use-of-force reports, and more... To ensure fair trials the Supreme Court of the United States created the Brady doctrine obligating the prosecutor of every case to gather and...
We need....
- Aggressive seeking out of bad cops by both
government & civilian groups, & posting their
info.
- Criminalize hiding the record of a bad cop.
- Issue alerts when cops with bad records are hired,
& require investigation.
- Issue warnings to communities with bad cops,
akin to Meghan's Law.
- Never let cops investigate themselves. There
should be a fully independent organization with
arrest powers exercised immediately.
- All police video & audio recordings, & reports
must be immediately available to this authority
without cost & redaction.
In Phoenix, there are no good cops. They all
cooperate to break the law, to violate civilian
rights, & to shield fellow cops from accountability.
Prosecutors are also in on this criminal organization,
helping cops, & violating the Brady Rule.
For those interested, here is an illustrative example...
cooperate to break the law, to violate civilian
rights, & to shield fellow cops from accountability.
Prosecutors are also in on this criminal organization,
helping cops, & violating the Brady Rule.
For those interested, here is an illustrative example...
Sheriff has for many years used his office
to get illegal subpoenas for personal use.
Local government at all levels just happily
went along with it.
We can expect that this environment of
illegality rolled downhill to all deputies.
Excerpted...
But his requests had nothing to do with alleged wrongdoing, or any criminal investigation, according to a previously undisclosed report obtained by The New York Times and the Mississippi Center for Investigative Reporting at Mississippi Today. Instead, Sheriff Bailey tapped into the power of a grand jury at least eight times over a year to spy on his married girlfriend and the school employee with whom she was also “unfaithful,” the documents show.
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Mr. Guest, now a U.S. congressman and chairman of the House Committee on Ethics, decided he could not pursue the case further because of conflicts of interest, including his yearslong friendship with the sheriff. He told two local judges what he had discovered and passed his investigation on to the state attorney general. And that’s where the matter ended.
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For seven years, every elected official who learned of the allegations kept them secret from the public, leaving citizens of Rankin County in the dark, even as they twice voted to re-elect Sheriff Bailey. He is on the verge of another re-election, having won the Republican primary in August and facing no opponent in November.
to get illegal subpoenas for personal use.
Local government at all levels just happily
went along with it.
We can expect that this environment of
illegality rolled downhill to all deputies.
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But his requests had nothing to do with alleged wrongdoing, or any criminal investigation, according to a previously undisclosed report obtained by The New York Times and the Mississippi Center for Investigative Reporting at Mississippi Today. Instead, Sheriff Bailey tapped into the power of a grand jury at least eight times over a year to spy on his married girlfriend and the school employee with whom she was also “unfaithful,” the documents show.
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Mr. Guest, now a U.S. congressman and chairman of the House Committee on Ethics, decided he could not pursue the case further because of conflicts of interest, including his yearslong friendship with the sheriff. He told two local judges what he had discovered and passed his investigation on to the state attorney general. And that’s where the matter ended.
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For seven years, every elected official who learned of the allegations kept them secret from the public, leaving citizens of Rankin County in the dark, even as they twice voted to re-elect Sheriff Bailey. He is on the verge of another re-election, having won the Republican primary in August and facing no opponent in November.
In Pueblo CO, there are no good cops.
All protect each other & friends from being
held accountable for violent attacks on civilians.
No investigation.
Repeated false testimony.
Hiding body cam footage.
Only probation for 2 for this severe beating.
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Much more info is in this video.
(Some profanity.)
All protect each other & friends from being
held accountable for violent attacks on civilians.
No investigation.
Repeated false testimony.
Hiding body cam footage.
Only probation for 2 for this severe beating.
Pueblo father & son duo who violently beat homeless man sentenced to one year on probation
Pueblo father & son duo who violently beat homeless man sentenced to one year on probation
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Much more info is in this video.
(Some profanity.)
Man is at his own home.
Cop thinks he's suspicious.
Man calmly identifies himself, stating this his home.
But man make a mistake by asking if he's detained.
Cop immediately assaults him, choking him, arresting
him, & jailing him, causing lasting injuries.
His department insists the arrest was proper.
Prosecutor charges him for resisting arrest.
This is standard procedure in Monterey CA.
The result?
Public outcry causes prosecutor to back down.
Taxpayers pay man $200,000.
Monterey cops still say that assaulting the man was proper.
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Cop thinks he's suspicious.
Man calmly identifies himself, stating this his home.
But man make a mistake by asking if he's detained.
Cop immediately assaults him, choking him, arresting
him, & jailing him, causing lasting injuries.
His department insists the arrest was proper.
Prosecutor charges him for resisting arrest.
This is standard procedure in Monterey CA.
The result?
Public outcry causes prosecutor to back down.
Taxpayers pay man $200,000.
Monterey cops still say that assaulting the man was proper.
A former Air Force officer wins his civil rights lawsuit against Monterey County Sheriff’s Office.
A Monterey County sheriff’s deputy violated the rights of a U.S. Air Force officer who was tackled and handcuffed outside of his Carmel Woods rental home after a neighbor reported
Cops get warrant to raid an 80 year old mans home
to search for meth. Other residents are detained.
But cop enters Eugene Mallory's bedroom, & immediately
kills him in his bed. Cop claims that Mallory approached
him with a handgun. But this contradicted the
coroner finding Mallory still in his bed.
No meth found.
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to search for meth. Other residents are detained.
But cop enters Eugene Mallory's bedroom, & immediately
kills him in his bed. Cop claims that Mallory approached
him with a handgun. But this contradicted the
coroner finding Mallory still in his bed.
No meth found.
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I've always advocated for stricter gun control, especially thorough background checks. I think I'll have to revise or at least amend that opinion. Just don't let cops have guns and death by firearm may sink dramatically.Cops get warrant to raid an 80 year old mans home
to search for meth. Other residents are detained.
But cop enters Eugene Mallory's bedroom, & immediately
kills him in his bed. Cop claims that Mallory approached
him with a handgun. But this contradicted the
coroner finding Mallory still in his bed.
No meth found.
Woman Files $50M Suit Against LA Sheriff, Coroner In Death Of Elderly Husband
The widow of an elderly man who was shot and killed by Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies Friday announced a $50 million lawsuit against the department and the LA County Coroner's Office.Los Angeles County to pay $1.6 million in deputy shooting case
Los Angeles County supervisors voiced concerns about the rising cost of lawsuits against the Sheriff's Department on Tuesday and separately approved a $1.6-million settlement in the fatal shooting of an 80-year-old man by deputies in 2013.
Guns just one risk posed by bad cops.
Hire much better people, train them far better,
supervise them more closely, & hold them fully
accountable for wrongful acts.
In Tennesee, it appears that there are no good cops.
Bad cops are tolerated by superiors, & even defended
for doing illegal searches as standard procedure.
What happens when a cop repeatedly violates the
law so much that the prosecutor will no longer
use his testimony. Bad cops remain on the job,
& are even promoted.
For those interested....
Bad cops are tolerated by superiors, & even defended
for doing illegal searches as standard procedure.
What happens when a cop repeatedly violates the
law so much that the prosecutor will no longer
use his testimony. Bad cops remain on the job,
& are even promoted.
For those interested....
Is there any evil that cops won't perpetrate?
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