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If You See Something… Don’t Say Anything

December 30, 2015February 4, 2017 Georgia Sand 1694 Views 1984, Accountability, authoritarian policing, Authoritarianism, big brother, Brading Hair, Calling the Police, Civil rights, communication, cowardice, crimes, criminal, criminal activity, Criminal prosecution, Dialogue, feeding homeless, government, Hot Dogs, incarceration rate, Inconvenience, Investigation, jail, Justice System, Lemonade stand, Licensing Laws, misunderstanding, Mosque, Muslim Americans, Naked, Nakedness, Neighbors, obama, orwell, Police State, Public Transportation, Scrutiny

If you see something, say something. The posters are everywhere in public, most noticeably at train stations and bus stops, and

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Police State Monday: Cops Kill Teenager, and Kill Teenager, and Kill Veteran AND MORE

May 21, 2014May 21, 2014 CopBlock 1572 Views Adrian Parra, Albuquerque police, Andrea Dingess, angel clark show, Anthony Montaño, Ariel Lipsen, Ark, Ashlea Bennett, Beaumont police, Beaumont police officer Enoch Clark, Bike Lane, boston police, Boston police officer Michael Principe, Buffalo police, Casey Neistat, Cecily McMillan, Centralia police, Centralia police officer, Charles Dinwiddie, Chico Jimenez, Chief Gorden Eden, child abuse, clay county sheriff, Clay County Sheriff’s Office, constitution, Corneesa Bowe, Daniel Linsinbigler, Daytona Beach, Debbie Jimenez, Deputy Houldson, Deputy Joseph Fetchick, Detective Charles “Chuck” Dinwiddie, Dubuque Senior High School, East Side Field Services Division, enoch clark, excessive force, excessive force lawsuit, feeding homeless, Fernando Figueroa-Barajas, Forced Catheter, fourth amendment, fourth amendment violation, George H. Lund III, Gorden Eden, gunpowder-propelled pepper spray, Harry Hobbs, hash brownies, Haskell, homeless, Howard Bowe, Huntsville Police Department, ICE, immigration and customs enforcement, Indiana police, J.O. Johnson High School, Jacob Lavoro, Jaquora White, Jeremy Dear, Jerome Hall, jfk airport, Josh Beam, JPX Pepper Gun, Juan Cecchinelli, Judge J.P. Stadtmueller, judge ruling, Keith Ward, Keivon Young, Kennedy Airport, Kenneth James Latsch, Killeen Police Department, Krysta Sutterfield, Lincoln Park PD, Manatee Island Park, marijuana, martinsville, martinsville indiana, Mary Hawkes, Miami-Dade Police Department, Miami-Dade Schools Police Department, Michael McKenzie, Michael Principe, Mike Cyze, milwaukee police department, Molly’s Pub, monique hernandez, mother's day, murder, No-knock raid, occupy wall street, Officer Brandon Carter, officer Enoch Clark, Officer Juan Cecchinelli, ows, oyster farmers, pepper spray, Philadelphia city judges, Phillip Reynolds, Pierce County Sheriff, Police brutality, police hurt children, Police State USA, pot brownies, Project Synergy Phase II, Puppycide, raid, Ron Hillstrom, San Bernardino County Sheriff, San Bernardino County Sheriff Department, Schererville Police, Schererville Police Officer Damian Murks, Schererville Police Officer Matthew Djukic, School Police Officer, Seminole County, Seminole County deputies, Sergeant Robert Heaps, Sgt. Valencia LaRue, Siobhan Householder, Stadtmueller, Summit County sheriff, Summit County sheriff’s office, SWAT, SWAT Officer Michael McKenzie, swat raid, synthetic marijuana, targeting homeless, tazed, Timothy Gonterman, Tommy Yancy, traffic citations, TSA, TSA Supervisor, U.S. District Judge J.P. Stadtmueller, University Heights, Urban Shield training drill, Vernon Lythcott, veteran, warrantless, William B. Clark, William Sager

Every Monday, the Angel Clark Show is dedicated to highlighting police abuses. [spreaker type=standard width=100% autoplay=false episode_id=4495110] Today we discussed:

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Feeding the Homeless in Raleigh is Apparently Illegal

August 26, 2013 CopBlock 911 Views extortion, feeding homeless, Love Wins Ministries, permits, police harassment, Raleigh North Carolina, Raleigh Police Department

Michael Torbert shared the following article via CopBlock.org’s submit page. This morning, we showed up at Moore Square at 9:00