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Muhammad Ali Jr. Detained Again at the Airport After Speaking to Congress About First Incident

March 11, 2017 Kelly W. Patterson 1186 Views Airport security, Border Control, boxing, Chris Mancini, Civil rights, congressional subcommittee, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, Criminal History, dangerous Muslim, Dishonesty, Donald Trump, double-standards, executive order, federal lawsuit, fl, Florida, fort lauderdale, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, freedom, Harassment, heavyweight champion, illegal detention, Illegal search/entry, immigration controls, immigration status, Jamaica, jewelry, kelly patterson, Khalilah Camacho-Ali, Muhammad Ali Jr., Muslim Ban, pa, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, police, Police State, religious profiling, retaliation, rights, Spokeswoman Lisa Farbstein, suspicion of being a muslim, the Greatest, Transportation Security Administration, travel ban, TSA screening, vietnam war, Wales, Washington DC, Washington Dulles Airport

Yesterday, on the way home from a trip to Washington DC to testify about his first incident of being detained

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Muhammad Ali Jr. Illegally Detained at Florida Airport on Suspicion of Being A Muslim

February 25, 2017February 25, 2017 Kelly W. Patterson 2170 Views Airport security, Border Control, boxing, Chris Mancini, Civil rights, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, Criminal History, dangerous Muslim, Dishonesty, Donald Trump, double-standards, executive order, federal lawsuit, fl, Florida, fort lauderdale, freedom, Harassment, heavyweight champion, Human rights activist, human rights conference, illegal detention, Illegal search/entry, immigration controls, immigration status, kelly patterson, Khalilah Camacho-Ali, Los Angeles International Airport, Mem Fox, Muhammad Ali Jr., Muslim Ban, Muslim-majority countries, nation of islam, New York, Norway, pa, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, police, Police State, prime minister, religious profiling, rights, sobbing like a baby, suspicion of being a muslim, Transportation Security Administration, travel ban, TSA screening, vietnam war, Wales, Washington Dulles Airport

Earlier this month, Muhammad Ali Jr. was illegally detained and subjected to hours of questioning because they (correctly) suspected that

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Personal Responsibility And The Cult Of Law Enforcement

September 4, 2016 Georgia Sand 1300 Views Aaron Rosas, abuse, Adequate Funding, Agency, Agendas, Blame, blaming the victim, bureaucracy, Children, cigarettes, City of Cleveland, Claims, Cleveland, Cleveland Police's Patrolman's Association, concealed carry, Concealed Carry Permit, conservatives, Criminal History, Disingenuous, Drinking, drugs, Erik Scott, Ethics, Fake Firearms, gambling, Hurricane, Ian Birk, Illogical, JERONIMO YANEZ, John T. Williams, law enforcement, Lawfully Carrying A Weapon, LCMPD, liberals, Lip Service, Logical, Moral Agency, murder, Natural Disaster, obedience, Obey Orders, park, personal responsibility, Philando Castile, police, police accountability, Police Union, previous criminal history, punishment, Real Fire Arms, settlement, shooting, shooting victim, Stephen Loomis, Tamir Rice, taxpayers, toys, United States, war on drugs, weapon

The term “personal responsibility” is often tossed around in conservative circles. While the concept of personal responsibility is not problematic per se,

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Peter Liang, Like So Many White Cops Before Him, Receives No Prison Time For Killing Innocent Man

March 29, 2016 Georgia Sand 1081 Views Asian-American, Criminal History, criminal justice system, District Attorney, Homicide, Innocence, Justice System, Ken Thompson, kill, murder, New York, Peter Liang, police abuse, police violence, Prison, Race, Racism, second degree murder, White, White American

When police officer Peter Liang was recently found guilty of second-degree murder in the shooting of Akai Gurley, some Asian-Americans

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Hawaii Legislature Proposes Access to Disciplinary Files of Police Officers

February 7, 2016February 6, 2016 Georgia Sand 1574 Views above the law, assault, Criminal History, Discharge, disciplinary action, Disturbing, Drafter, Gods, government, Government Employee, Hawaii, Hawaii's Revised Statutes, Heroes, History, Honolulu, Honolulu Civil Beat, honolulu police department, information, Law, laws, legislation, Medical Information, negligible consequences, police, police officers, Privacy, Privacy Interest, Psychiatric Information, Public safety, public servant, public trust, religion, Section 92F-14, Senate Bill 3016, Senate Public Safety Committee, Suspension, Tampering With Government Records, taxes, taxpayer, Transparency, Welfare Eligibility

According to the Honolulu Civil Beat, Hawaii’s Senate Public Safety Committee passed Senate Bill 3016, which changes Hawaii’s laws to allow access

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