Featured Image: A computer generated rendering of a typical body-worn camera. Credit: – Own work. Source: Wikipedia. (CC BY 4.0).
youtube by Mark Dice Published on Dec 12, 2014
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New Police Body Cameras Will Be Facial Recognition Scanners
Category: Advanced Science and Such, Eyeballin' the One World Order /
Tags: body, cameras, Facial, Police, Recognition, scanners
Eric Garner protests erupt in New York, Washington
Featured Image: Cops in Times Square. New York explodes in protests for
Eric Garner. Photo by Pete Voelker Source: Vice (Fair Use).
Although the mainstream media are using Eric Garner in conjunction with the Michael Brown case they are completely different. And the differences are perfectly clear.
Michael Brown was a punk and a bully who was running from a strong-arm robber he had commented a few minutes before. Michael Brown was killed because he had commented a crimes and did not want to be arrested.
Eric Garner was selling loose cigarettes. He was fighting back against an unjust tax on cigarettes. A tax which created the black-market Mr. Garner was serving.
While we at THEI disagree with the protests against the Michael Brown grand jury findings. We just as strongly join with the peaceful protesters in the Eric Garner case and take up the war cry “I Can’t Breathe”.
Over the years we have featured many stories on the merging police state, the militarization of our police departments and the growing police brutality in our country. It’s not just a problem in the black communities it’s also happening in poor white neighborhoods and on our nations highways. These cases are usually only reported by local media. By careful selection of which stories to “report” the mainstream media helps in the Controllers divide and conquer plans. By hooking the Brown and Garner cases together it adds to the civil unrest needed to help create the smokescreen the Controllers need at this time. Smoke, Baby, Smoke. . . EDITOR
Published on Dec 3, 2014
Demonstrators took to the streets of New York City and Washington, DC on Wednesday, protesting the non-indictment of a police officer who killed unarmed African-American man Eric Garner. The 43-year-old father of six was selling loose cigarettes when confronted by the New York City Police Department and placed in a chokehold that ultimately killed him. RT’s Alexey Yaroshevsky is in on the ground in New York while Manuel Rapalo is in Washington.
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12/1/14 Dennis Crenshaw “Smoke, Baby, Smoke” (The Ferguson Smokescreen)
“Police Militarization” police brutality “Merging Police State”
Category: Conspiracy Boogie, Distractions, Fighting Back /
Tags: Cigarettes, demonstrators, Eric Garner, erupt, Michael Brown, New York, protests, Washington
How the Police Legally Steal Hundreds of Millions from Poor People | Police Beat
Featured Image: Police car w/cops. SOURCE: freeclipartnow.com (Public Domain).
youtube by breakingtheset on Sep 30, 2014
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Category: Conspiracy Boogie /
Tags: How the Police, hundreds, legally, Millions, people, Police Beat, Poor, steal
Law Enforcement Against Prohibition Presentation This Weekend: Legalize Drugs
Cops Say Legalize Drugs
Image and some content Copyright Indiana NORML used under terms of Fair Use
Lt. Tony Ryan, board member for L.E.A.P. (Law Enforcement Against Prohibition) and retired Denver police officer after 36 years of service, says;
“The War on drugs is a disaster for law enforcement. A total failure at reducing use or crime, that costs billions of dollars while making the problem worse and enriching drug dealers.”
One or more representatives of L.E.A.P. will present the case against pot prohibition (and other drugs) this weekend in Merrillville, Indiana.
Radisson Star Plaza, 800 East 81st Street – Merrillville, Indiana, Sunday, February 9, 2014
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Central Time
Read Indiana NORML event page HERE
We here at THEI hope this is a productive session leading to a community consensus that ultimately is a positive influence on government..
Category: Border Wars, Drug Wars & Pot Prohibition /
Tags: drugs, government, LEAP, marijuana, merrilville, Police, pot, Prohibition, weed
Police State USA: Officer cleared after going to wrong address, shooting innocent grandpa in his garage
image: Police State, courtesy David Dees
From policestateusa.com
Officer cleared after going to wrong address, shooting innocent grandpa in his garage
“FORT WORTH, TX — An elderly man was slain in his own garage because police “inadvertently began searching” the wrong address while investigating a burglary call. Spotting a man who appeared “standoffish” in his own garage, police opened fire, killing a 72-year-old grandfather. After months of investigation, the officer has been cleared and is back on the streets.”
Read the rest of this REPORT
This type of incident is why the Indiana law makes sense and will save innocent lives. It forces officers, on fear of death, to identify themselves both audibly and visibly to avoid being shot justifiably. And it just might save the lives of every day citizens, although that doesn’t seem to be a concern of nearly enough cops.
LA County Sheriff Scandals
Featured Image: Patch of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD), worn on the sleeves of LASD uniforms. SOURCE: Wikipedia Commons. (This image is a work of a State of California employee, taken or made during the course of the person’s official duties, and is consequently in the public domain.)
From youtube uploaded by RT America
Published on Dec 23, 2013
The scandals keep piling up for one of the largest law enforcement agencies in the US. Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca had to admit that his department gave preferential treatment when hiring dozens deputies. Some of the deputies had troubling criminal histories. Then there are the 18 deputies facing federal charges for abuse in the jail system. RT’s Ramon Galindo explains the litany of problems LA County’s top cop is facing.
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THEI Supports Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP)
Dear Supporter:
We recently celebrated the anniversary of a very significant day in reform movement history. December 5, 2013 marked the 80th anniversary of Repeal Day, on which alcohol prohibition was repealed and the 21st Amendment, regulating the legal sale of alcohol, was ratified. For all of us at Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, Repeal Day represents the attainability of our goal: ending the more enduring, infinitely more harmful and complex policy of drug prohibition. It’s incredible how far the drug policy reform movement has come just in the past year or two, and our success is owed to supporters like you.
This has been an outstanding year for LEAP. Let’s take a look at some of LEAP’s 2013 achievements by the numbers:
788,290. Number of views to date of LEAP co-founder Captain Peter Christ’s YouTube video, “Retired Police Captain Demolishes the War on Drugs.” The video first went viral in March, and since then, viewers all over the world have contacted LEAP about Peter’s common sense argument for ending drug prohibition.
54,293. Number of signatures to date on LEAP’s Change.org petition since its launch in August. LEAP petitioned Attorney General Eric Holder, asking the Department of Justice to Stop Funding Racially Biased Marijuana Arrests.
36,680. Number of dollars LEAP supporters contributed to finance the production of a documentary film about LEAP leading 2012’s Caravan for Peace. In just 45 days, LEAP’s crowdfunding campaign, “Cops Lead Drug War Victims on a Journey for Peace,” drew enough interest to surpass our goal and secure the funding we needed to edit and distribute our footage. The film will be released in 2014, and is sure to become an inspiring piece of drug reform history.
More than 1,700. Number of LEAP presentations and appearances to date in 2013, including more than 1,000 media appearances and more than 700 in-person presentations. Our 170 speakers have been incredibly busy spreading LEAP’s message of legalization and regulation this year. We’re reaching millions, and we are able to do all that we do because of you, our loyal supporters.
Our speakers are more in-demand than ever, and we have big plans for 2014, including targeted campaigns in a number of states on the verge of legalizing marijuana. We need your help in keeping our momentum rolling. Please make a tax deductible contribution to LEAP today and count yourselfamong those who are an integral part of ending drug prohibition.
Thank you so much for your continued support, and have a wonderful holiday season.
Sincerely,
Major Neill Franklin (Ret.)
Executive Director
Law Enforcement Against Prohibtion
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History WILL repeat itself
Image: “Remember Prohibition it still doesn’t work. CREDIT & SOURCE: The NORMAL Foundation.
From youtube uploaded by TheCourtJestersClub
1933: End of US Alcohol Prohibition- Newsreels featuring 3x Gov of NY Al Smith +more
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Category: Border Wars, Drug Wars & Pot Prohibition /
Tags: Law Enforcement Against Prohibition, LEAP, marijuana, pot, supports, THEI, weed
Couple spends month in jail for homemade soap
From youtube uploaded by RT America
Published on Dec 17, 2013
A couple in Pennsylvania has spent the last month behind bars after police pulled them over for speeding. The state trooper smelled marijuana, asked to search the car and subsequently arrested Annadel Cruz and Alexander Bernstein upon discovering two bricks of a powdery, white substance in the car. . . . Read Complete Report
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Santa Claus Riot: “Ho! Ho! Ho! Take that you @%&$”
Featured Image: Santa Claus Background CREDIT: Petr Kratochvi SOURCE: publicdomainpictures.net (Public Domain)
Like the man said, you can’t make this stuff up. . . EDITOR
From The (NY) Daily News BY TINA MOORE / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
PUBLISHED: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2013, 4:14 PM UPDATED: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2013, 4:14 PM
SEE IT: Men in Santa costumes, possibly part of SantaCon, fight near Union Square
It was a brou-Ho-Ho.
A group of men wearing Santa suits got into a brawl near Union Square that was caught on video Saturday night, cops said. . . Read Complete Report with photos.
From youtube uploaded by Chris Lau
Santapocolypse NYC 2013
Published on Dec 14, 2013
Uploaded on the holiest of holidays, Santacon 2013.
Category: Serendipistickity, The Humor of it All /
Tags: "Ho! Ho! Ho!, NYC, Santa Claus Riot, SantaCon, Union Square
