Posted on 14 January 2013. Tags: arizona copblock, cop block, copblock.org, freedom, homeless, liberty, occupy, Police State, rights, Tucson AZ
Raymond, of the Tucson CopBlock group, sent us this montage of encounters that they and Occupy Public Land, a homeless advocacy group, have had with the Tucson Police Department. Formore videos of Tucson (AZ) CopBlock check out their YouTube page or get connected with Arizona CopBlock via Facebook here. Related Content by Tucson CopBlock: – Federal [...]
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Posted on 15 July 2011. Tags: Accountability, Brian Miller, Brutality, Civilian Oversight, Homicide, Pima County AZ, Police Unions, Republican Party, Ron Paul, SWAT, TPOA, Tucson AZ
As regular readers of this blog are well aware, the May 5th shooting of former Marine Jose Guereña in Tucson, Arizona was both tragic and controversial. Sheriff’s Deputies and Police Officers forming the regional Pima County SWAT team entered his home to serve a search warrant, after what they claim was an extensive 20-month investigation [...]
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Posted on 18 May 2011. Tags: Arizona, Drug war, Homicide, SWAT, Tucson AZ
Recently, a whole lot of lead has been flying in the otherwise sleepy desert berg of Tucson, Arizona. A few days ago, a Pima County Sheriff’s Office SWAT team descended upon a former Marine’s house at 9 in the morning to serve a search warrant pursuant to a drug investigation. Within 7 seconds of their [...]
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Posted on 21 January 2011. Tags: Arizona, Congress, Gun rights, Jared Lee Loughner, Police State, protection, shooting, Tucson AZ
As I write this, a week has passed since one Jared Lee Loughner attacked a “Congress On Your Corner” event hosted by Arizona District 8 Congressional Representative Gabrielle “Gabby” Giffords with a Glock 19 semi-automatic handgun, equipped with an extended 33 round magazine. Loughner critically injured Giffords, who was presumed to be his main target, [...]
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Posted on 28 October 2010. Tags: Arizona, grand theft auto, Police State, Tucson AZ
On a recent Monday afternoon in downtown Tucson Arizona, a bizarre series of events played out that would be instantly familiar for anyone who’s ever played any of the numerous iterations of the popular Grand Theft Auto video game franchise. Around 4 o’clock in the afternoon, immediately adjacent to the bus station in busy Downtown Tucson [...]
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