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DHS Officer Tries to Intimidate Man Open Carrying/Filming and Threatens his Nine Year Old Son

October 14, 2016October 14, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 831 Views .40 caliber, (317) 233-4280, 46204, Accountability, angry thugs, body camera, Civil rights, cop block, Copblock submissions, copblock.org, Corruption, department of homeland security, DHS, Dishonesty, Filming police, freedom, GoPro, handgun, Harassment, illegal parking, in, Indiana, Indiana Department of Homeland Security, Indiana Government Center South 302 W. Washington St., Indianapolis, Joshua Elliott, kelly patterson, name and badge number, no victim no crime, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police State, refusal to identify, rights, Room E208, threatening a nine year old, video

The video and content within this post were shared with the CopBlock Network by Joshua Elliott, via the CopBlock.org Submissions

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Copblockers stand up to Homeland InSecurity and Win

October 11, 2016October 12, 2016 CopBlock 1315 Views anarchists, bluehair, bundy, Bundy Ranch, Bundy Ranch protesters, cop block, copblock, coward cops, department of homeland security, DHS, fight back, Film, film the police, film the police portland, FTP PDX, james, James Peach, know your rights, mike, Mike Bluehair, Peach, Portland, Portland OR, Portland Oregon, prisoner transport, Robert, robert west, standing up, unlawful order, unlawful orders, west

On Oct 8th 2016, James Peach met up with Mike Bluehair, Robert West and a few others, who were waiting behind the

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DHS Draws AR-15s on Cop Blockers in Detroit

October 1, 2016October 2, 2016 CopBlock 937 Views 1aa, 1st amendment audit, 2nd amendment, Accountability, agressed upon, AR-15, bus station, Civil rights, civil rights audit, cop block, department of homeland security, detroit, detroit police department, DHS, Entrapment, Federal building, Filming police, Harassment, legally armed black men, Liberty Is For Everyone, MI, Michigan, monopolies, open carry, Patrick McNamara Federal Building, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, Police State, private security, protocal, rights, riverfront, Second Amendment, unlawful arrest, video, Youtube

In April of this year, two liberty activists went on an armed walk in Detroit, as they have done dozens

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Road Signs in Colorado and Georgia Hacked to Read “F*ck the Police”

August 18, 2016August 18, 2016 Ademo Freeman 1172 Views anti-police message, Brian Krebs, Broadway and Ellsworth, bruteforce, CO, Colorado, construction signs, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, crack passwords, defacing web sites, Denver, department of homeland security, Freedom of speech, fuck the police, Georgia, Hack by Sun Hacker, Hacked, HackRead.com, hacktivist, independent security expert, IP addresses, ItsGoingDown.org, Johnson Ferry Road, No Tears for Dead Cops, North Carolina, rights, road sign revolution, road signs, Sewell Mill Road, Sun Hacker, unremarkable script kiddie, virtual private network, vpn

“Fuck the Police” and “No Tears for Dead Cops” were just two of the slogans input into construction road signs

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Disabled Woman Beaten During TSA Security Screening

July 2, 2016July 2, 2016 Asa J 1474 Views airport police, airport security screening, brain tumor, Brutality, chattanooga, Consolidated Terrorist Watchlist, copblock, copblock.org, department of homeland security, excessive force, Hannah Cohen, lawsuit, Memphis International Airport, Memphis POlice, Memphis Police Department, metal detector, police abuse, Police brutality, Police State, Sari Koshetz, security audits, security screening, Shirley Cohen, St. Jude Hospital, Tennessee, Transportation Security Agency, TSA

A blind and disabled Tennessee woman was beaten during an airport security screening at the Memphis International Airport, a new lawsuit

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Police Drones To Hit The Skies In Southern California

April 24, 2016April 24, 2016 Asa J 907 Views ACLU of California, ACLU of Southern California, augmented reality, big brother, California, cellphone tracking, Chief David Brown, copblock, copblock.org, department of homeland security, DHS, DJI Phantom 2 quadcopter, drones, FAA, FAA approval, FBI, federal bureau of investigation, Fontana police, Fontana police department, Hemet police, Hemet police department, infrared camera, Inland Empire, Inland Empire region, Lt. Billy Green, Mission creep, NMotion drone, north dakota, Peter Bibring, police drones, Police State, Privacy, privacy rights, riverside county sheriff's department, Riverside police department, Southern California, Surveillance

Multiple police departments in southern California have been granted, or are seeking FAA approval to deploy drones in response to crime

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Feds Making Thousands Of Augmented Reality Surveillance Flights Across US

April 9, 2016 Asa J 793 Views Adam Bates, agumented reality surveillance, aircraft, Associated Press, augmented reality, BuzzFeed News, Cato Institute, cellphone tracking, Cessna, Cessna Skylane 182, Cessnas, civil liberties, copblock, copblock.org, department of homeland security, DHS, FBI, FBI front companies, federal bureau of investigation, FlightRadar24, front companies, helicopters, Pilatus PC-2, planes, Police State, Privacy, privacy rights, Surveillance, surveillance aircraft, surveillance flights, surveillance state, Technology

The Federal Bureau of Investigation and Department of Homeland Security have been running thousands of surveillance missions employing cellphone tracking

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DHS To Urge Public To Become Online Spies For The Government

February 24, 2016March 4, 2016 Asa J 579 Views ALCU, anti-government groups, BATF, Central California Intelligence Center, chilling effect, Citizen spy networks, communities against terrorism program, constitutional rights, copblock, copblock.org, cyber PSA, Cyber Security, DEA, department of homeland security, Department of Justice, DHS, DHS intelligence assessment, Domestic Terrorism Counsel, facebook, federal bureau of investigation, fusion centers, government spies, homeland security, Hot Spots of Terrorism and Other Crimes in the United States, ICE, if you see something say something, Janet Napolitano, John Carlin, joint terrorism task force, Joint Terrorism Task Forces, Los Angeles Joint Regional Intelligence Center, MIAC report, National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism, national security, Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting Initiative, New York City, NSI, Office of Partnership and Engagement, online spies, Privacy, privacy rights, Profiles of Perpetrators of Terrorism, Propaganda, propaganda campaign, PSA, rights, see something say something, sovereign citizen, Sovereign Citizen Movement, START, Surveillance, surveillance state, suspicious activity, suspicious internet activity, Twitter, Wal-Mart

In the wake of 9/11, the “If You See Something, Say Something” campaign debuted in New York City in 2002 and then expanded

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Intelligence Chief Says Smart-Home Devices May Be Used To Spy On You

February 10, 2016 Asa J 718 Views anti-government extremists, Berkman Center for Internet and Society, China, CIA, copblock, copblock.org, cybersecurity, data-destruction, David Petraeus, department of homeland security, DHS, director of national intelligence, disinformation, electronics, espionage, Google, Harvard, intelligence agencies, intelligent transportation, Internet of Things, Iran, Islamic State, James Clapper, Mattel, microsoft, Nest, network connectivity, North Korea, Obama administration, Propaganda, russia, Samsung, Senate armed services committee, sensors, smart cities, smart grids, smart homes, Smart-Home Devices, software, Surveillance, surveillance state, Theft, tradecraft, wireless connectivity, Xbox

The U.S. director of national intelligence, James Clapper, has told lawmakers that intelligence agencies could soon use the “Internet of

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DHS Will Raid “Illegal” Immigrants Homes in January

December 27, 2015 Ademo Freeman 951 Views cop block, copblock, copblock.org, department of homeland security, DHS, Immigration, immigration and border protection, Justice System, police raid homes, Police State, protection, raids, rights, strike the root, swat

The Department of Homeland security is preparing to raid the homes of hundreds of families who have journeyed to the “land

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Court Rules TSA Must Establish Rules For Virtual Strip Searches

October 26, 2015October 26, 2015 Asa J 622 Views Administrative Procedure Act, body scanners, Civil rights, Competitive Enterprise Institute, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, court ruling, D.C., department of homeland security, Electronic Privacy Information Center, Federal Appeals Court in D.C., federal lawsuit, Harassment, Illegal search/entry, inspector general, John Whitehead, Marc Scribner, Police State, rights, Rutherford Institute, Secretary Jeh Johnson, Transparency, Transportation Security Administration, TSA, U.S. Court of Appeals in D.C., undercover inspector general investigation, Update, virtual strip search

The TSA has been conducting virtual strip searches on airline passengers for seven years with absolutely no rules or oversight

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The DHS Kicks Off National Cyber Security Awareness Month (Seriously)

October 19, 2015October 19, 2015 Kelly W. Patterson 639 Views Accountability, ACLU, Capitol Hill, CISPA, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act and the Cybersecurity Act of 2012, cybersecurity, department of homeland security, Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, DHS, Dishonesty, freedom, Harassment, Illegal search/entry, kelly patterson, National Cyber Security Awareness Month, National Security Agency, NSA, personal technologies, police, police accountability, Police State, Reuters, rights, Surveillance, turf war, video

In an announcement not posted at the Onion.com, the Department of Homeland Security designated October as “National Cyber Security Awareness

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