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Four More Bay Area Cops Fired in Oakland Teen Sex Scandal; Five Others Officially Slapped on Wrist

November 3, 2016November 3, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 1657 Views Accountability, Bay Area, CA, California, Celeste Guap, Civil rights, Committing A Lewd Act In A Public Space, Contra Costa Sheriff's Department, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, Dishonesty, Double Standard, Engaging In An Act of Prostitution, Failure To Report Sexual Conduct Against A Minor, Felony Obstruction, Felony Oral Copulation with A Minor, human trafficking, Hypocrisy, Justice System, kelly patterson, LA Times, lack of accountability, livermore police department, misconduct and unethical behavior, oakland, oakland police department, Oakland Sex Scandal, opd, police, police abuse, police accountability, Prostitution, Richmond, richmond police department, rights, san francisco police department, sex, sex scandal, statuatory rape, statutory rape, Underage, underage sex scandal, Update

The Richmond Police Department has announced that they will fire four officers after an investigation found “documented misconduct” between those

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LAPD Cop Caught on Video in “Horrific” Beating of Suspect Quietly Given Slap on Wrist

August 11, 2016September 7, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 1335 Views Accountability, assault, Brutality, CA, California, california highway patrol, caree harper, Chief Charlie Beck, Civil rights, civilian review board, Clinton Alford Jr., cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, discount code, Dishonesty, double-standards, excessive force, Ezell Ford, federal lawsuit, Harassment, horrific beating, Justice System, kelly patterson, LA Times, lapd, Los Angeles, los angeles police department, Los Angeles Times, Mac Shorty, Officer Richard Garcia, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, policeman's discount, rights, slap on the wrist, South Los Angeles, strong message, time of increased scrutiny, video, Watts, Watts Neighborhood Council

Video of an October 2014 beating by LAPD Officer Richard Garcia was so bad that a Los Angeles police official

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Black Lives Matter Protester Jasmine Abdullah Given Same Sentence For “Lynching” as Stanford Rapist

June 9, 2016June 9, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 1740 Views #blacklivesmatter, abuse of discretion, Accountability, activist, African American studies, assault, black dissent, black lives matter, Brock Allen Turner, Brutality, CA, California, California-based activists, Civil rights, CNN Newsroom, collective safety, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, criminal statute, Dan A. Turner, Detainee, Dishonesty, disparity, double-standards, Dr Angela James, excessive force, extraordinary sentence, felony, forcible rape, Free Speech Radio News, freedom, FSRN.org, good behavior, Harassment, high profile case, Imprisonment, inconveniencing the police, Jasmine Abdullah, Jasmine Richards, Jerry Brown, Judge Aaron Persky, Justice System, kelly patterson, LA Times, legal name, lenient sentence, Los Angeles Times, Lynching, Maile Hampton, matter of life and death, mistrust, no victim no crime, outside the norm, Pasadena, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, police impunity, Police State, political dissent, political profiling, Professor Michele Dauber, prominant university, race based murders, Racism, rape, recall, rights, Sacramento, safe and unharmed and alive, Santa Clara County Superior Court, Sex Crime, sexual assault, standard sentence, Stanford University, Stanford University School of Law, Steve Cooley, twenty minutes of action, Twitter, uproar, video, vigilantes, white male privilege, white men from wealthy backgrounds

Yesterday, a protester with the Black Lives Matter movement was sentenced for the charge of “felony lynching” after being convicted

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Pandora’s Cop Box: Woman’s Video of Harassment Shows Why LA Sheriffs And Deputies Face Federal Charges

February 12, 2016February 12, 2016 Isiah Holmes 1112 Views abuse of power, Accountability, America 2015, Articles, assault, bank fraud, bribes, Brutality, brutality in jail, Civil rights, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, cover up, Department of Justice, Dishonesty, DoJ, double-standards, Drug war, excessive force, FBI, FBI investigation, Featured, Federal Court, federal probe, Filming police, freedom, Harassment, Illegal search/entry, journalism, Justice System, LA Times, LASD, LASD crimes, Lee Baca, Los Angeles Metro Blue Line, los angeles sheriff's department, NPR, Obstruction, Operation: Pandora's Box, Photography, police abuse, police accountability, Reporting, scot free, secluded pocket of YouTube, Sheriff, Sheriff Baca, sources, steep punishment, strike the root, surveying a police operation, Transparency, Tri County Sun Times, video, viral video, Youtube

A thread– another not so viral video tucked away in some secluded pocket of YouTube. For myself, when it came

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No Charges For Cops Who Fired 100 Bullets At Innocents During Dorner Hunt

January 28, 2016 Asa J 1514 Views 100 bullets, Accountability, Big Bear, burn this motherfucker, chris dorner, Civil rights, copblock, copblock.org, David Perdue, Double Standard, double-standards, emma hernandez, execution, Glen Jonas, Justice System, LA County District Attorney’s Office, LA Times, lapd, lawsuit, margie carranza, Nissan Titan, police accountability, police scanners, Police State, Richard Goo, san bernardino, San Bernardino County sheriff’s, shot in the back, street justice, Torrance, Toyota Tacoma

The LA County District Attorney’s Office said Wednesday that eight LAPD officers who unloaded over 100 bullets on two LA

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Most Egregious Police Killings Caught on Video in 2015

December 21, 2015December 20, 2015 Ademo Freeman 1703 Views 2015, Accountability, africa, Brutality, California, Charly Keunang, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, eric bland, freedom, hammond, Harassment, Homicide, john covington, Justice System, LA sheriff's, LA Times, Mario Woods, Mark Tiller, michael slager, no victim no crime, Ohio, police, Police State, ray tensing, samuel dubose, San Francisco, south carolina, strike the root, traffic stops, video, walter scott, war on drugs, wrongful death, Zachary Hammond

This year was an especially violent year for police. In 2013 the police killed 768 people, in 2014 they killed 1,108 and

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Is There More to the San Bernardino Mass Shooting?

December 4, 2015December 4, 2015 Brian Sumner 1455 Views 2nd amendment, 50 cal, 911, active shooter, active shooter drill, armed response teams, assault, assault weapon, ATF, average response time, barricade in place, BMG rifle, Brutality, CA, California, cbs, Civil rights, common sense gun safety laws, copblock, copblock.org, Dishonesty, false flag, FBI, firearms law, freedom, Fusion Drill, Global Guardian, Heller, Inland Regional Center, isis, Islamic State, LA Times, martial law, McDonald, mobile command centers, mrap, multi agency drill, No-Fly List, NORAD, Paris, police, Police State, positively ID, President Obama, san bernardino, Second Amendment, semi automatic rifle, simulated emergency response, SUV, swat, Syed Rizwan Farook, Syria, Tashfeen Malik, Terrorism, U.S. Supreme Court, Victor Valley College, waiting periods, World Trade Center, WTC

San Bernardino was placed under a state of martial law Wednesday as SWAT teams, the ATF and FBI, as well

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Beating Of Black Woman By CHP Officer Deemed “Legal And Necessary”

December 4, 2015December 4, 2015 Kelly W. Patterson 1403 Views Accountability, assault, Brutality, CA, California, california highway patrol, chp, Civil rights, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Dishonesty, double-standards, Filming police, Harassment, I-10, jackie lacey, Justice System, kelly patterson, la, LA Times, Legal And Necessary, Los Angeles, los angeles district attorney's office, marlene pinnock, no victim no crime, Officer Daniel Andrew, Pete Eyre, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, rights, San Bernardino shootings, Update, vicious beating, video

On Thursday, the Los Angeles District Attorney completed his “investigation” of the vicious videotaped beating of a 51 year old

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LAPD Cop Convicted of Exposing Himself to 12 Year Old Girl And Multiple Women

December 3, 2015December 3, 2015 Kelly W. Patterson 1806 Views Accountability, assault, assigned to home, attempted lewd act upon a child under 14 years old, Bolsa Chica Street, Bolsa Chica wetlands, CA, California, Chief Charlie Beck, Civil rights, contacting a minor with the intent to commit a lewd act, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, double-standards, ecological preserve, engaging in lewd conduct, Harassment, Huntington Beach, indecent exposure, Justice System, kelly patterson, la, LA Times, lapd, Los Angeles, los angeles police department, masturbation, OC Weekly, Officer Ryan Eric Galliher, orange county, Orange County District Attorney’s Office, paid vacation, police, police accountability, rights, sex offender, sexual assault, video

On Tuesday (Dec. 1st), LAPD Officer Ryan Eric Galliher was found guilty of multiple sex crimes involving exposing himself and

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Is Fingerprint Identification Really as Foolproof as Portrayed?

October 30, 2015October 30, 2015 Kelly W. Patterson 2445 Views Accountability, Alfred Stratton, blood, bloody thumbprint, Civil rights, common points, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, courtroom, courts, crime, crime scene, Dishonesty, evidence, fingerprints, Forensic science, freedom, grease, Henry Faulds, identical twins, Investigation, Justice System, kelly patterson, LA Times, Maryland, murder, myths, National Academy of Sciences, nevada cop block, nvcopblock.org, partial print, police, rights, Scotland Yard, smudges, sound science, sweat, trials, unemployed ruffian, wrongfull convictions

It’s a pretty accepted idea that fingerprint evidence is an airtight method of proving that an accused person was at

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Meddling Kids: And They Would Have Gotten Away With It … 8/3/15

August 5, 2015August 4, 2015 Alia Atreides 1906 Views 911, a sick joke, abuse of force, activists, Alabama, Alan Buford, albuquerque, alex horton, Arkansas, assaulted, asset forfeiture, Berkeley, Black Liberation Project, Brandon Jones, Brian Fanelli, California, Cato Institute, cecil the lion, Charles Dewey, Charlie Alvarez, child pornography, Cleveland, cleveland police patrolmen's association, Colby, conflicting accounts, crash, cremated, David Downey, deal with it yourself, death in custody, Decatur, dispatcher, district attorneys, Doug Dewey, dwi, ethics audits, excessive force, Fairfax County, feature, filing the police, fired, Flint, Florida, Frank Linham, grumpy dog, Harold 'Alex' Dominguez, illegal spending, Jade Helm, Jason Sigman, Joshua H, Kansas, killed by police, LA Times, lapd, laundromat, Los Angeles, Lowell, manhunt, Matthew Sanchez, Mauray Deshaun Randolph, meddling kids, medical treatment, Michigan, militarization, Minneapolis, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, no final visit, no restitution, Ohio, Oklahoma, Osceola, pepper-sprayed, Police brutality, police chase, Police Officers Bill of Rights, police shooting, prescription drugs, Radley Balko, ray tensing, rent-free, robbery, Sam Dubose, Springdale, student loans, Ted Rall, thrown to ground, Tremaine Brown, unarmed man, Virginia, Walter Olson, weapon fired, Weatherford, westchester county police

Every week at CopBlock.org we bookmark many stories of police abuse, corruption and brutality; as well as other stories of

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NY Police Use Fugitive Excuse To Deploy Martial-Law Style Lockdown

June 15, 2015February 28, 2016 Asa J 1432 Views Boston bombing, Boston Marathon, Clinton Correctional Facility, copblock, copblock.org, Dannemora, David Sweat, FBI, ferguson, Freddie Gray, fugitive search, Gov. Larry Hogan, Jonathan Parks, LA Times, lockdown, manhurt, martial law, Maryland, Missouri, National Guard, New York, Plattsburgh, Richard Matt, Saranac Central School District, Steve Lashway, Surveillance, thermal cameras, Thomas LaSalle, U.S. Marshals, vermont

New York state inmates David Sweat, 35, and Richard Matt, 48, were discovered missing from their Clinton Correctional Facility cells

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