Robert “LaVoy” Finicum was shot and killed by FBI agents while driving a truck full of people to a townhall meeting. This was at the same time that he and others who had issues with the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) dealings with local ranchers. According to a previous post here at CopBlock.org: On the day […]
‘Full-Scale’ Terror Attack Drill Acclimates Public To Police State
(Police State Daily) Six sites in D.C., Northern Virginia and Maryland will play host to a “full-scale” terror drill on Wednesday that will include hundreds of volunteer crisis actors, emergency medical personnel, police and fire officials. According to a press release on Tuesday from the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG): Law enforcement officials and other first […]
Only Two Percent Of Surveillance Requests Denied By Secret Spy Court
Proving that the U.S. Foreign Surveillance Intelligence Court is nothing more than a rubber stamp for the government’s spying apparatus, a report has revealed the secretive court denied only about two percent of surveillance requests last year. According to the annual report, it received 1,752 applications for surveillance in 2016, partially denying only 26 of the […]
Two Officers Indicted For Sexual Assault Of Minors At Youth Explorer Program
A Jefferson County, Kentucky grand jury indicted one former and one current Louisville Metro police officer on Wednesday for the sexual assault of minors at the department’s Youth Explorer Program. According to the indictment, officer Brandon Wood allegedly abused a juvenile in 2011 and 2012, and former officer Kenneth Betts allegedly “engag[ed] in deviate sexual intercourse” (sodomy) through […]
Memphis Police Conduct Widespread Activist Surveillance; Compiles “Black List”
This article was originally published on the Pontiac Tribune by the same author. Information nearing Orwellian levels is now disseminating from America’s south. The Memphis Police Department has been accused of widespread surveillance operations against city activists. In a story brewing violently in city hall, reports of a Memphis PD “black list” also looms in […]
Seven Baltimore Police Officers Arrested on Multiple Federal Charges in Racketeering Indictment
Yesterday, seven cops from the Baltimore Police Department were charged with multiple federal crimes in a racketeering indictment. Sgt. Wayne Jenkins and Detectives Momodu Gondo, Evodio Hendrix, Daniel Hersl, Jemell Rayam, Marcus Taylor, and Maurice Ward were all accused of “shaking down citizens” for cash, as well as filing false court paperwork and making fraudulent […]
Arizona Chief Deputy Christopher Radtke Who Stole $500,000 Given Misdemeanor Plea Deal and Probation
Chief Deputy Christopher Radtke, the former second in command at the Pima County Sheriff’s Department in Arizona, has admitted to stealing about $500,000 dollars over the course of six years from federal funds. According to Radtke’s confession, such thefts had been part of an ongoing practice by sheriff’s department personnel going back at least 18 […]
Fourteen Members of “Law Enforcement” Charged As Result Of An FBI Drug Sting in North Carolina
Earlier this week, it was announced that after a two year long drug sting involving the FBI a total of fourteen members of law enforcement have been charged with drug crimes, including eleven within the state of North Carolina. According to WRAL-TV, all of the arrestees from North Carolina have confessed since being arrested. It […]
Best Buy’s Geek Squad Accused of Being a “Branch of the FBI” Over Hard Drive Data Searches
A lawyer representing a man facing trial over data found on the hard drive of his computer while he was having it repaired at Best Buy has exposed the fact that the FBI maintains a policy of paying “Geek Squad” supervisors for reporting potentially illegal content they find on customers’ computers. Beyond the simple breach […]
Texas Judge Abel Limas Casually Discusses Accepting Bribes During Recorded Phone Calls
The following post was shared with the CopBlock Network by a reader who goes by the pseudonym “The Poor & Unknown,” via the CopBlock.org Submissions Page. It details the case of a Texas District Court judge who basically put his services within the courtroom up for sale, accepting bribes from lawyers in civil rights lawsuits. […]
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