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Cop Block Founder Ademo Freeman Arrested in Ohio for Drug Trafficking/Possession – VIDEO

February 10, 2017February 15, 2017 Ian Freeman 3069 Views Ademo Freeman, Civil rights, Class 3 felony, Class 5 felony, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Dishonesty, double-standards, drug prohibition, drug trafficking, Drug war, Featured, Harassment, Illegal search/entry, Justice System, Lebanon, marijuana possession, no victim no crime, OH, Ohio, Ohio State Police, police, Police State, rights, strike the root, the war on some drugs, Update, victimless crime, video

Cop Block founder Ademo Freeman has been arrested while driving in Lebanon, Ohio by the Ohio State Police. Despite Ademo

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DEA Will Kill Thousands Banning Kratom

August 31, 2016September 1, 2016 Lorelei McFly 1935 Views chronic pain, civil liberties, Civil rights, civil rights violations, DEA, Drug Enforcement Agency, drug prohibition, drug schedule, Drug war, heroin, Human rights, incentives, kratom, kratom ban, kratom saves lives, marijuana, opiates, opioid addiction epidemic, opioids, police crime, Policing for Profit, pot prohibition, self-medicating, Self-ownership, state-sanctioned murder, undertreatment, victimless crimes, war on drugs

This headline is not hyperbole. When the Drug Enforcement Administration outlaws kratom by making it a Schedule I substance on

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The Drug War is State-Sanctioned Class Warfare

May 4, 2016July 24, 2016 Lorelei McFly 2161 Views Civil asset forfeiture, civil liberties, Civil rights, civil rights violations, class warfare, classism, cocaine, Colorado, crack, crack vs cocaine, DoJ, drug prohibition, Drug war, drug war is state-sanctioned theft rape and murder, drug war propaganda, economic discrimination, Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program, Human rights, incentives, law enforcement against prohibition, LEAP, marijuana, marijuana legalization, Matthew Fogg, meth, Methamphetamine, methamphetamine crisis, Occupational licensing, Oregon, police crime, Policing for Profit, pot prohibition, pseudoephedrine, Racism, sentencing disparities, state-sanctioned class warfare, unintended consequences, victimless crimes, war on drugs, wealth redistribution, working class

This is the fourth and final article in a series on how the “War on Drugs” is state-sanctioned theft, rape,

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The Drug War is State-Sanctioned Murder

May 2, 2016July 24, 2016 Lorelei McFly 2684 Views adderall, cash, cash is criminal, chronic pain, Civil asset forfeiture, civil liberties, Civil rights, civil rights violations, crime clearance rates, criminogenic, DEA, drug cartels, Drug Enforcement Agency, drug prohibition, drug schedule, Drug war, drug war is state-sanctioned theft rape and murder, felony homicide, felony murder, hepatitis c, heroin, HIV, Hsiu-Ying “Lisa” Tseng, Human rights, incentives, Joey Rovero, kratom, legal highs, marijuana, Matthew Lowery, Medical marijuana, narcoterrorism, needle-exchange, opiates, opioid addiction epidemic, opioids, police crime, Policing for Profit, pot prohibition, Rush Limbaugh, self-medicating, state-sanctioned murder, undertreatment, victimless crimes, Violent Crime Clearance Rates, war on drugs

This is the third article in a series on how the “War on Drugs” is state-sanctioned theft, rape, murder, and class warfare.

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The Drug War is State-Sanctioned Rape

April 29, 2016July 24, 2016 Lorelei McFly 2093 Views anal probe, anal rape, anal searches, civil liberties, Civil rights, civil rights violations, drug prohibition, Drug war, drug war is state-sanctioned theft rape and murder, Human rights, illegal rectal searches, incentives, invasive search, marijuana, police crime, Policing for Profit, pot, pot prohibition, rape culture, Self-ownership, sexual assault, state rape, state-sanctioned theft, the failed war on drugs, unbanked, victimless crimes, war on drugs

This is the second article in a series on how the “War on Drugs” is state-sanctioned theft, rape, murder, and class

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The Drug War is State-Sanctioned Theft

April 27, 2016May 5, 2016 Lorelei McFly 2828 Views Attorney General Loretta Lynch, cash, cash is criminal, Civil asset forfeiture, civil liberties, Civil rights, civil rights violations, criminalization, criminalization of the poor, Department of Justice, double-standards, drug cartels, drug prohibition, Drug war, drug war is state-sanctioned theft rape and murder, equitable sharing, Equitable Sharing Civil Asset Forfeiture Program, HSBC, Human rights, incentives, Institute for Justice, marijuana, overcriminalization, police crime, Policing for Profit, pot prohibition, state-sanctioned theft, unbanked, underbanked, United States Attorney General Loretta Lynch, victimless crimes, war on drugs

This is the first article in a series on how the war on drugs is state-sanctioned theft, rape, murder, and

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The “War on Cops” Myth

September 12, 2015September 12, 2015 CopBlock 1940 Views alcohol prohibition, Corruption, drug prohibition, Drug war, End the War on Drugs, police accountability, War on Cops, war on terror

With the mainstream media’s newest “War on Cops” slogan you would think there was rise in police killings across the country. According to

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This Week’s Corrupt Cops Stories

April 5, 2015April 4, 2015 CopBlock 1871 Views Accountability, Alabama, Arizona, BATF, Bayside State Prison, California, cocaine, Cody Scott Yancy, Commander Arthur Eskew, cooking meth, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Deputy Chief Keith Foster, Deputy Joshua Wilson, Dishonesty, double-standards, drug prohibition, Drug war, drugs, FBI, Featured, federal drug sting, Florida, Francisco Balderrama, Grady Concord, heroin, Hydrocodone, Hypocrisy, Judge Paul Pozonsky, Justice System, Lt Ralph Mata, marijuana, Matthew Lowry, Methamphetamine, Miami, Michael Baraa, Nazir Bey, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, nypd, oxycodone, paid administrative leave, paid vacation, Pennsylvania, police, police abuse, police accountability, pseudoephedrine, Richard Irizarry, Tennessee, tramadol, Washington DC

Holy cow! Pull up a seat — This week’s corrupt cops stories rogues’ gallery is going to take awhile to

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Marijuana: From Full Prohibition To Total Legalization in Ohio

April 5, 2015April 4, 2015 Chuck U Farley 830 Views Civil rights, cop block, copblock.org, Drug Laws, drug prohibition, Drug war, election, freedom, from full prohibition to full legalization, marijuana, marijuana legalization, Medical marijuana, no victim no crime, OH, Ohio, police, recreational use, Responsible Ohio, ResponsibleOhio, rights, The Stoners Cookbook, voting

Ohio could be the first state to go from full prohibition to full legalization of medical and recreational marijuana. According

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Cuyahoga Falls Police: Civil Forfeiture of almost 800k

October 27, 2014October 21, 2014 CopBlock 1822 Views asset forfeiture, city of cuyahoga falls, cop block, copblock.org, cuyahoga falls, cuyahoga falls police exposed, cuyahoga police department, drug prohibition, Ohio, war on drugs

The content below comes to us from the folks involved with Cuyahoga Falls Police Exposed. Date of Incident: 10.9.14 Outfit:

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The Transfer of Military Surplus to Domestic Police [Infographic]

October 25, 2014October 20, 2014 CopBlock 785 Views 1033 Program, bearcat, cop block, copblock.org, criminal justice degree hub, department of defense, drug prohibition, james madison, law enforcement support office, lenco, military surplus, mrap, mraps, paramilitarized police, Police State, Tyranny, war on drugs

Mike from CriminalJusticeDegreeHub.com created and shared the infographic below, which does an excellent job at making visible the growth of

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Walking With The Devil: The Police Code of Silence

February 4, 2014February 4, 2014 Pete Eyre 1623 Views adrian schoolcraft, book review, books by quinn, coercive monopoly, cop block, copblock.org, drug prohibition, incentives, integrity, michael w quinn, minneapolis police department, Minnesota, minnesota cop block, peer intervention, Pete Eyre, police culture, snitch, strike the root, testifying, the police code of silence, thin blue line, video, walking with the devil, whistleblower

Michael W. Quinn, a former Minneapolis police employee, wrote Walking With The Devil: The Police Code of Silence. The main

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