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False Imprisonment: Its Increasing Frequency and the Huge Cost It Imposes on Society

March 9, 2017March 9, 2017 Kelly W. Patterson 1437 Views Accountability, assault, Brutality, CA, California, chicago, choke hold, Civil rights, civil rights lawsuit, class-action lawsuit, Cleveland, CO, Colorado, cop block, Copblock submissions, copblock.org, Corruption, dallas, Denver, Dishonesty, disorderly conduct, dna evidence, double-standards, Drug war, Eric Garner, excessive force, False imprisonment, Harassment, homan square, Homicide, IL, illegal arrest, Illegal search/entry, Illinois, Innocence Project, James Bain, Jon Burge, Justice System, kelly patterson, Los Angeles, Making a Murderer, Netflix, New York, ny, OH, Ohio, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, police misconduct, Police State, Qualified Immunity, rape, rights, Robert Graham, settlements, Tamir Rice, Texas, Toy gun, TX, U.S. Supreme Court, wrongful death

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When Police Abuse and Kill People, Whose Fault Is It?

March 7, 2015March 9, 2015 Georgia Sand 2379 Views Absolute immunity, Aiyana Jones, assault, Brutality, chicago, Civil asset forfeiture, cop block, Corruption, Drug war, Eurie Stamps, Falsified Evidence, Featured, freedom, Jon Burge, judge, Justice System, Kelly Thomas, Lamestream media, Legal Barriers, mainstream media, Manny Ramos, media, Patriotism, personal responsibility, prosecutor, Qualified Immunity, security, Statute of Limitations, swat raid, taxes, the system

When police unjustifiably abuse or kill people, Americans tend side with the police. Occasionally, when the abuse is horribly egregious

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Police Accountability Report: Episode 66 – LRN.fm

October 21, 2012 Darryl W. Perry 490 Views assault, chicago, Hopewell, hopewell circuit court, John Byrne, Jon Burge, Mark D. Baggett

This week, a couple stories that should cause anyone critically thinking to see that those wearing badges aren’t always operating

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