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Severe Flaws in “Justice System” Highlighted by Disciplinary Hearing of Former Wake County Prosecutor

March 24, 2017 Kelly W. Patterson 638 Views Accountability, appeal, armed robbery, Bashiri Sandy, big-time drug dealer, Brad Cooper, Brady violation, Civil rights, Colleen Janssen, cop block, Copblock submissions, copblock.org, Corruption, Detective J.A. Battle, disciplinary hearing, Dishonesty, District Attorney Colin Willoughby, District Attorney Lorrin Freeman, double-standards, drug kingpin, drug trafficing, False imprisonment, federal charges, First Assistant District Attorney, GPS tracking, Greg Taylor, Henry Supris, Howard Cummings, illegal drugs, Jason Young, John Bruce, Judge Becky Holt, Judge Donald Stephens, Judge Gessner, Judge Ridgeway, judicial misconduct, Justice System, kelly patterson, Laurence Cameron, maliscious prosecution, Marcus Smith, marijuana, narcotics, NC, North Carolina, North Carolina Court of Appeal, Paul Green, Prosecutorial misconduct, Raleigh Police Department, rights, stash house, U.S. Attorney's Office, Wake County, withholding of exculpatory evidence, wrongful conviction

The following post was shared with the CopBlock Network by Lynne Blanchard, via the CopBlock.org Submissions Page.This is a repost

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San Antonio Cop Caught Trying to Feed Shit Sandwich to Homeless Man Fired (Again) for 2nd Feces Related Incident

January 27, 2017 Kelly W. Patterson 373 Views ABC, Accountability, appeal, Ben Sifuentes, bread, bullying of homeless, Chief William McManus, Civil rights, civilian review board, copblock, copblock.org, criminalizing homelessness, fecal sandwich, feces, Feeding the Homeless, Food Not Bombs, harassing the homeless, Harassment, indefinite suspension, internal affairs, kelly patterson, KVUE.com, lawyer, Mayor Ivy Taylor, MySanAntonio.com, Officer Matthew Luckhurst, police, police accountability, poo fetish, poop pranks, San Antonio, San Antonio Police Department, shit sandwich, stigma toward homelessness, targeting homeless, Texas, TX, video

In November, I posted about San Antonio Police Officer Mathew Luckhurst who had tried to feed a sandwich filled with

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“Beatrice 6,” Seek to Garnish Wages, Seize Property of Officers Involved in False Murder Convictions

December 9, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 555 Views 8th Circuit Court of Appeals, Accountability, appeal, Bankruptcy, Beatrice, Beatrice 6, Civil rights, cold case murder, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Deputy Burdette Searcey, Dishonesty, District Judge Richard Kopf, DNA, execution of judgment, false convictions, False imprisonment, Gage County, Gage County Sheriff's Office, Harassment, Helen Wilson, Homicide, James Dean, Jennifer Tomka, Justice System, kelly patterson, lawsuit, lincoln, ne, nebraska, Nebraska Attorney General Doug Peterson, personal property, police, police accountability, private-practice attorney, property lien, psychologist, Reserve Deputy Wayne Price, rights, Sheriff Millard “Gus” Gustafson, stay, strike the root, wage garnishment

In November, one of six people falsely imprisoned for murder filed motions to have the wages garnished and liens placed

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San Antonio Police Officer Matthew Luckhurst Fired for Trying to Feed Shit Sandwich to Homeless Man

November 4, 2016November 4, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 325 Views ABC, Accountability, appeal, Ben Sifuentes, bread, bullying of homeless, Chief William McManus, Civil rights, civilian review board, copblock, copblock.org, criminalizing homelessness, fecal sandwich, feces, Feeding the Homeless, Food Not Bombs, harassing the homeless, Harassment, indefinite suspension, internal affairs, kelly patterson, KVUE.com, lawyer, Mayor Ivy Taylor, MySanAntonio.com, Officer Matthew Luckhurst, police, police accountability, San Antonio, San Antonio Police Department, shit sandwich, stigma toward homelessness, targeting homeless, Texas, TX, video

Officer Matthew Luckhurst of the San Antonio Police Department has been placed on indefinite suspension as the result of an

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Family Whose Dog Was Murdered by Hartford Police Awarded $202,000; Liens Placed on Cops’ Houses

October 8, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 353 Views 297 Enfield St, abandoned car, Accountability, appeal, assault, Brutality, City of Hartford, Civil rights, Connecticut, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, ct, Dishonesty, dog, dog shot by police, dozens of bags of heroin, excessive force, frantic foot chase, gang member, Glen Harris, gun crackdown, Harassment, Hartford, Hartford Police Department, high speed pursuit, Homicide, illegal caches of weapons, Illegal search/entry, Justice System, K Harris, kelly patterson, lawsuit, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, police informant, police shooting, property lien, punitive damages, Puppycide, rights, Sgt. Anthony Pia, Sgt. Johnmichael O'Hare, spike in violence, St. Bernard, suspected stolen car, Thomas Gerarde, warrantless search, warring drug gangs

Last week, a federal jury ruled in favor of a father and daughter whose dog was shot by Hartford police

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‘Making a Murderer’: Brendan Dassey’s Conviction Overturned

August 12, 2016August 12, 2016 Dylan Donnelly 247 Views Accountability, appeal, Brendan Dassey, Civil rights, coerced into confessing, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Dishonesty, documentary, false confession, freedom, habeas corpus petitions, Harassment, Homicide, involuntary confession, Justice System, juvenile suspects, Len Kachinsky, Making a Murderer, murder, Netflix, police, police accountability, rights, Steven Avery, Steven Drizin, Teresa Halbach, Wisconsin, Wisconsin Supreme Court

The conviction of a Wisconsin man who appeared in the documentary “Making a Murderer,” has been overturned by a federal

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Nevada Highway Patrol Trooper Who Sent Dick Pics to Dispatcher Denied Reinstatement

July 9, 2016July 10, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 461 Views above reproach, Accountability, appeal, artist's rendering, burden of proof, Captain Kirk, Civil rights, conscious voluntary decision, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, creepy actions, dick pics, Dishonesty, dispatcher, egregious conduct, employment termination appeal, freedom, Harassment, it was cold, Justice System, kelly patterson, las vegas, Las Vegas Review Journal, looking for love in the wrong place, LVRJ, Nevada, Nevada Highway Patrol Sergeant Kenneth Twiddy, Nevada State Hearing Officer, NHP, nude pictures, NV, obscene photos, on duty, Paul Lychuk, police, police accountability, supervisor, termination, Transparency, Trooper

(Note: The image above is an artist’s representation of what those photos may have looked like and possibly might not

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Man Locked in Closet By Cops For Four Days Without Food Awarded $22M

June 17, 2016June 17, 2016 Asa J 346 Views Accountability, appeal, Arnold Black, assault, attorney Rob DiCello, bloodied face, Civil rights, compensatory damages, cop punches man during traffic stop, copblock, copblock.org, cops lock man in closet, Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court, Cuyahoga County Jail, Det. Randy Hicks, east cleveland, East Cleveland Police, East Cleveland police department, East Cleveland police officer, excessive force, Justice System, lawsuit, locked in closet, locked in closet without food, locked in closet without toilet, locked in closet without water, maple heights, officer Jonathan O'Leary, Ohio, Ohio Supreme Court, police abuse, Police brutality, punitive damages, storage closet, Traffic stop, Willa Mae Hemmons

A Maple Heights, Ohio man that was punched by an East Cleveland police officer during a traffic stop and then

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Ninth Circuit Court Rules Concealed Carrying of Firearms Not Protected by Second Amendment

June 9, 2016June 9, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 236 Views 2nd amendment, 7 to 4 ruling, 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, appeal, Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, CA, California, Civil rights, concealed carry, constitutionalists, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Double Standard, Featured, freedom, good cause, gun control, gun restrictions, Gun rights, important battleground, Jonathan E. Lowy, Justice System, kelly patterson, New York Times, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, overturned previous ruling, Peruta v. County of San Diego, Police State, professor of constitutional law, regulation of gun ownership and use, Right to Bear Arms, right to carry guns outside the home, rights, San Francisco, Second Amendment, security threat, State Law, UCLA, United States Court of Appeals, University of California Los Angeles School of Law

Earlier today, a California appeals court upheld the state’s law that imposes permits and restrictions on the carrying of a

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Officer “Robocop” Wins Appeal In Sentence For Floyd Dent Beating

April 15, 2016April 15, 2016 Asa J 851 Views #ICantBreathe, Accountability, appeal, assault, assault by strangulation, assault with intent to do great bodily harm, beaten, Bellamy Creek Correctional Facility, bleeding profusely, Boot Camp, boot camp program, Brutality, brutally excessive, choked, Chokehold, civil lawsuit, Civil rights, copblock, copblock.org, dash cam video, detroit, Drug war, excessive force, falsifying reports, film the police, Floyd Dent, Inkster, Inkster Police, Inkster Police Department, Judge Vonda Evans, Justice System, Kym Worthy, Mayor Hilliard Hampton, Michigan, Michigan Court of Appeals, misconduct in office, Officer “Robocop”, Officer William Melendez, planting evidence, Police brutality, Police State, PoliceStateDaily.com, polygraph test, Prosecutor Kym Worthy, RoboCop, stealing seized cash and property, tased, tax hike, tax hike to pay police settlement, Traffic stop, video, Wayne County, william melendez

In a move that prosecutors are calling “outrageous,” a cop infamously known as “Officer Robocop,” has won an appeal in Michigan

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City of Carmel Indiana Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Illegal Ticket Scheme

March 5, 2016March 5, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 220 Views 8-­2 ordinance, Accountability, appeal, Bielski Law LLC, Capo, Carmel, Carmel blows, Carmel Police Department, City of Carmel, Civil rights, class action suit, cop block, Copblock submissions, copblock.org, Corruption, Dishonesty, diverting stolen funds, Double Standard, duplicate law, Ed Bielski, Fox 59, freedom, gang activity, Godfather, Hamilton County, Harassment, in, Indiana, Indiana Supreme Court, invalid ordinance, Jason Maraman, Justice System, kelly patterson, lawsuit, legal argument, local ordinance, mafia, mugging, no victim no crime, police, police accountability, Police State, Quickie Mart, revenue generation, rights, road pirates, scam, shakedown, simple issue, slush fund, splitting the loot, State Law, TheIndyChannel.com, traffic stops, usurp the state's authority, video

The links for this post were shared with the Cop Block Network, via an anonymous submission to the CopBlock.org Submissions

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“Who Gives A F***?”: Man Dies After Telling Cops He Can’t Breathe

December 5, 2015 Asa J 185 Views #ICantBreathe, Accountability, appeal, attorney Al Gerhardstein, attorney John Bacevice Jr., Brutality, cardiac arrest, circumstantial evidence, Civil rights, Cleveland, cleveland police, cleveland police department, copblock, copblock.org, deliberate indifference, driving with no headlights, elbowed in neck, EMS, Eric Garner, Eric Harris, excessive force, I Cant Breathe, Judge Karen Nelson Moore, Justice System, lawsuit, medical condition, medical need, no victim no crime, Ohio, Police State, Rodney Brown, Shirley Brown, Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, stun-gun, Tasers, Who gives a fuck?, wrongful death

In echoes of Eric Garner and Eric Harris, a battle is ongoing in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals involving

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