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Noblesville PD Ignores Alcoholic Lieutenant, Investigates Identity of Person Who Exposed Her

September 23, 2016September 23, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 729 Views 15 minutes of social media fame, 1st amendment, Accountability, alcoholic, binge drinking, burned bottom, chapped ass, Civil rights, concerned citizen, cop block, Copblock submissions, copblock.org, Corruption, Detectives, Dishonesty, double-standards, drunken adventures, facebook, first amendment, free speech, freedom, Hamilton County, Harassment, hurting a police officer's feelings, in, Indiana, IP addresses, kelly patterson, LT Shannon Trump, noblesville, noblesville police department, obvious problem with booze, ointment, police, police accountability, police investigation, probable cause, public eye, search warrants, State Law, thugs with badges, Update, US Constitution

The following post was shared with the Copblock Network by Jeremy Sipes, via the CopBlock.org Submissions Page. This submission is

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

August 18, 2016August 18, 2016 Ademo Freeman 1754 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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Scope Of FBI Data Collection Revealed For First Time After Gag Order Removed

December 1, 2015December 1, 2015 Asa J 1217 Views Accountability, administrative subpoena, Calyx Internet Access, cell-site location information, copblock, copblock.org, Doe v. Gonzales, electronic communication records, email addresses, FBI, federal district court, first amendment, free speech, Freedom Act, gag order, IP addresses, Judge Victor Marrero, location tracking device, national security, National Security Letters, Nicholas Merrill, NSL, Patriot Act, Patriot Improvement and Reauthorization Act, postal addresses, San Francisco, Second Circuit Court of Appeals, Stasi, Surveillance, surveillance state, web browsing history

Requiring no approval by a judge, so-called “National Security Letters” are a type of administrative subpoena issued by the federal

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How Companies Share Your Online Information with Law Enforcement

August 31, 2012June 25, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 550 Views Accountability, bbgeeks.com, call records, cell phone companies, cell phone data, Civil rights, cop block, Copblock submissions, copblock.org, Corruption, court order, Dishonesty, email services, facebook, fourth amendment, freedom, Google, Illegal search/entry, IP addresses, ISP, kelly patterson, laptop, law-enforcement data requests, mises institute, Mises.org, mpaa, patricia shuler, peter j. hill, photo album, piracy, police, Police State, Privacy, private, riaa, rights, rule of thumb, social networks, specific content emails, sprint, subpoena, Surveillance, telecommunications network, terry l. anderson, the not so wild wild west, third parties, throttling bandwith, warrants, wealth of information, wild west, wiretap, wiretaps

The following post was shared with the CopBlock Network anonymously, via the CopBlock.org Submissions Page. By Patricia Shuler You might

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