Police behaving badly

[PrimalxConvoy]

An Oregon woman’s nude cellphone photos ended up the talk of town. She tracked it back to the DA

Grant County District Attorney Jim Carpenter's search of the phone without a warrant was “a troubling example of the intrusion on Fourth Amendment rights,” a federal appellate court ruled.

www.oregonlive.com

 

[Rhinox]

Qualified immunity continues to be a problem. Obviously it won't be addressed while we go through this civil war prologue we're currently in, but hopefully it will be addressed in our lifetime.

 

[NovaSaber]

Redacted FBI Documents Show Plot to Kill Occupy Leaders If 'Deemed Necessary' - Truthdig

"Did the FBI ignore, or even abet, a plot to assassinate Occupy Houston leaders?" asks journalist Dave Lindorff at WhoWhatWhy. "What did the Feds know? Whom did they warn? And what did the Houston Police know?"

www.truthdig.com

 

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[Rhinox]

I'm a big proponent of cops having to spend time working in a prison or jail before letting them out on the streets. One of the big things you deal with in incarceration is medical issues. It's not the same as getting an EMS cert or anything like that, but it does give you enough so that you don't tase a guy coming off a grand mal.

 

[Pale Rider]

 

[Anonymous X]

Molly Ploofkins (@mollyploofkins.bsky.social)

Chicago police department out in force protecting a Tesla dealership.

bsky.app

Remember all those dystopian cyberpunk novels, and films like Robocop, where the government and corporations are one and the same? Yeah.

 

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