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10-08-2005, 05:43 PM
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Re: Re: Fuck the Police!
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Lesson to be learned. DO NOT TRUST AUTHORITY. My ladies family are all Chicago cops, and I can tell you from being on the inside that there is much truth to what I just said. They can do whatever they want to whoever and whenever. Its a reality and you all better get used to it.
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Cops are always the bad guy...:rolleyes: . I sure he did nothing to deserve an ass whippin.
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No. Fuck the Highway Patrol. My brother is a cop in a very crime ridden city, so I can appreciate what B was saying. However, this kind of violence is what makes my bro hate his job. He also hates the highway patrol, because they're assholes. Also, the hp hates regular cops too.
I'll keep you bro-in-law in my thoughts and prayers. Contact me if you "need" anything. I've got a grimoire and I'm not afraid to use it.
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Thanks Haunted, they arent all bad, just WV troopers. I hope something good comes out of this, we trust the police to protect us and when they do something like this its hard to, but I have family members who are also police officers in Ohio. Thanks again though and I hope your bro stays safe at his job, it is a dangerous job in some cities!
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Lets not throw a blanket statement and say all cops are bad, but I am more than willing to say that there are a majority who are on a power trip and believe that they can do anything that they damn well please.
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10-09-2005, 05:19 PM
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Not to bash the cops but...Two New Orleans Police Officers Videotaped Punching 64-Year-Old Man; Another Hit APTN Producer
By MARY FOSTER The Associated Press NEW ORLEANS - Two New Orleans police officers repeatedly punched a 64-year-old man accused of public intoxication, and another city officer assaulted an Associated Press Television News producer as a cameraman taped the confrontations. There will be a criminal investigation, and the three officers were to be suspended, arrested and charged with simple battery Sunday, Capt. Marlon Defillo said. "We have great concern with what we saw this morning," Defillo said after he and about a dozen other high-ranking police department officials watched the APTN footage Sunday. "It's a troubling tape, no doubt about it. ... This department will take immediate action." The assaults come as the department, long plagued by allegations of brutality and corruption, struggles with the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and the resignation last month of Police Superintendent Eddie Compass. The APTN tape shows an officer hitting the man at least four times in the head Saturday night as he stood outside a bar near Bourbon Street. The suspect, Robert Davis, appeared to resist, twisting and flailing as he was dragged to the ground by four officers. Another of the four officers then kneed Davis and punched him twice. Davis was face-down on the sidewalk with blood streaming down his arm and into the gutter. Meanwhile, a fifth officer ordered APTN producer Rich Matthews and the cameraman to stop recording. When Matthews held up his credentials and explained he was working, the officer grabbed the producer, leaned him backward over a car, jabbed him in the stomach and unleashed a profanity-laced tirade. "I've been here for six weeks trying to keep ... alive. ... Go home!" shouted the officer, who later identified himself as S.M. Smith. Police said Davis, 64, of New Orleans, was booked on public intoxication, resisting arrest, battery on a police officer and public intimidation. He was treated at a hospital and released into police custody. A mug shot of Davis, provided by a jailer, showed him with his right eye swollen shut, an apparent abrasion on the left side of his neck and a cut on his right temple. "The incidents taped by our cameraman are extremely troubling," said Mike Silverman, AP's managing editor. "We are heartened that the police department is taking them seriously and promising a thorough investigation." Davis, who is black, was subdued at the intersection of Conti and Bourbon streets. Three of the officers appeared to be white, and the other is light skinned. The officer who hit Matthews is white. Defillo said race was not an issue. Three of the five officers including Smith are New Orleans officers, and two others appeared to be federal officers. Numerous agencies have sent police to help with patrols in the aftermath of Katrina. Under normal circumstances, it takes unusually offensive behavior to trigger an arrest on Bourbon Street. But New Orleans police have been working under stressful conditions since the hurricane. Officers slept in their cars and worked 24-hour shifts after the storm. Three-quarters lost their homes and their families are scattered across the country. "Our police officers are working under some very trying times," Defillo said. "So it's a difficult time, but it doesn't excuse what our jobs are supposed to be." Many officers deserted their posts in the days after Katrina, and some were accused of joining in the looting that broke out. At least two committed suicide. Conditions have improved officers now have beds on a cruise ship but they don't have private rooms and are still working five, 12-hour days. Compass, the police superintendent, resigned Sept. 27. Despite more than 10 years of reform efforts dating to before he took office, police were dogged by allegations of brutality and corruption. On Friday, state authorities said they were investigating allegations that New Orleans police broke into a dealership and made off with nearly 200 cars including 41 new Cadillacs as the storm closed in. Copyright 2005 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Copyright © 2005 ABC News Internet Ventures
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I was not born to live a mans life, but to be the stuff of future memory. 3 can keep a secret if 2 are dead. I've never been nice my whole life....but, I'll do my best to be sweet. I keep my standards low, so I'm never disappointed. The next words out of your mouth better be some Mark Twain shit, cos' I am going to be chiseling it on your tombstone. Trample the weak, Hurdle the dead. Forgive your enemies......after they are slain. The God I believe in aint short of cash mister.
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That's been weighing heavily on my mind. I wanna talk to my brother about it. That just scares me. If you watch Cops on tv, you can see them being overly aggressive. I've seen shows where the police are just pummeling some drunk schmo and he's like, "What are you doing?" People tend to be a little confused when five dudes with billy sticks start whaling on them...or punching them in the head.
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