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Originally posted by Kwicko:

But really, you should take these beliefs into court with you. I'm *sure* a hot-shot "lawyer" like yourself could convince a jury that police brutality is really just "freedom of expression".

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Originally posted by Kwicko:

But really, you should take these beliefs into court with you. I'm *sure* a hot-shot "lawyer" like yourself could convince a jury that police brutality is really just "freedom of expression".

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The only thing I've seen my police brutalize is a bottle of beer.

But that's my police. I've seen other departments that have had legitimate issues with police misconduct. In most cases they handle the issue appropriately. Speaking for myself I'd prosecute a cop same as anybody else...in fact I tried a Sheriff Deputy for Disorderly Conduct last year.

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"Hero. I have come to respect you"- Chrisisall, 2009.

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I invite you to go to the police station...make sure nobody is around (otherwise it could be Disorderly) except for you and the officers, and then say what you feel.

Yep, just you, your freedom of speech, and a roomfull of police officers who you've just insulted. I'm sure that would be just fine.

Excerpt from police report re: arrest of aka AnthonyT: "...suspect then proceeded to ram the nightstick up his own anus. Officers asked him to stop and when he refused to stop hitting himself he was tasered for his own safety."

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Originally posted by AnthonyT:
Hello,

I think Hero was making a bad joke.

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Originally posted by AnthonyT:
Hello,

I think Hero was making a bad joke.

The irony is that his joke relies on the expectations we all have of police officers.

Hero expects, as we all do, that police officers would retaliate in such a situation if at all possible.

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Will Grigg tossed another shot across the bow today regarding K-9 "officers" - a practice I think is cruel to both humans and the canines themselves.
http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/031415.html

Maryland, in particular western MD, has a long history of police officers misusing attack dogs on unresisting suspects, cause they can always just blame the dog - and one officer let me on to a sneaky little secret they don't tell you about so-called drug sniffing dogs...

See, the officer usually sets up some kind of discreet signal to the dog, training them to react to it as if they would an actual scent hit, which is WHY, if you check, you'll find so *many* instances of a search caused by that turning up no drugs, but often enough something else given that just about every goddamn thing can be construed to be illegal in some fashion.

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Crowley: I am the boss of you.

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