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Three New Orleans Police Officers Caught Selling Untaxed Cigarettes; Not Choked to Death

October 6, 2016October 6, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 1866 Views 7th District, Accountability, Anwar "Tony" Abdelmajid-Ahmad, Atalla Atalla, blood alcohol content, bribes, cartons of cigarettes, choke hold, choked to death for selling untaxed cigarettes, cigarette taxes, civil division, conspiracy, conspiring to traffic contraband cigarettes, contraband, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, Deputy Garrett Partman, Dishonesty, double-standards, drunk driving, dui, dwi, emergency suspension, Eric Garner, evading federal excise tax, Federal prosecutors, grand jury indictment, history of misconduct, interstate transportation in aid of racketeering enterprises, Jadallah Saed, Justice System, kelly patterson, la, Louisiana, NC, new orleans, New Orleans City Jail, New Orleans East, new orleans police department, New York, North Carolina, ny, nypd, Officer Joshua Carthon, Officer Justin Brown, officer-involved shooting, Orleans Parish, orleans parish sheriff's office, OWI, Philip Stelly, police, police accountability, providing protection, slap on the wrist, smuggling cigarettes and cigars across state lines, smuggling cigars, special operations division, spokesman, state tax stamps, tobacco, tobacco smuggling ring, Tommy, unpaid suspension, untaxed cigarettes, wilmington

Late last month, six people including three New Orleans police officers, were indicted as part of an illegal tobacco smuggling

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Jim McMahon, Chicago Bears Superbowl QB, Urges NFL to Allow Medical Marijuana Use

June 20, 2016June 20, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 2231 Views acupuncture, advocacy for cannabis use, alternative medicine, angry, Baltimore, Baltimore Ravens, best defense of all time, cannabis, Cannabis World Congress and Business Expo, Charlie Adams, chicago, Chicago Bears, CO, Colorado, concern for the safety or health of players, concussion, CTE, defensive lineman, Denver, Denver Broncos, depression, difficulty sleeping, drug use in general, dying from painkillers, early dementia, Eben Britton, Eugene Monroe, fl, Florida, football, frustrated, HBO’s Real Sports, healing state of being, hemp, horrible pharmaceutical medications, IL, Illinois, improper care for concussions in the past, increased heart rate, innocuous substance, irritable, jacksonville, Jacksonville Jaguars, Jim McMahon, la, Leonard Marshall, living in the dark ages, Louisiana, Louisiana Superdome, made me feel crazy, Medical marijuana, medical rights, memory loss, mooning during the Superbowl, Nate Jackson, national Footbal League, new orleans, New York, New York Daily News, New York Giants, nfl, ny, nydailynews.com, offensive tackle, one of the best teams in history, opiate abuse, opiates, pain relief, painkillers, Percocet pills, Pete Rozelle, pharmaceutical drugs, prescription pills, QB, quarterback, recreational use, releived from stress, safe and non addictive option, severe headaches, Sporting News, Sports, Superbowl XX, tight end, too many concussions, vicodin, video, Washington, wide receiver

Jim McMahon, the Superbowl XX winning quarterback from the 1985 Chicago Bears, a team which is often considered one of

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Federal “Investigations” Only Enable Local Police Departments’ Abuses

April 15, 2016April 15, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 1396 Views Accountability, assault, Baltimore, baltimore police department, broken police department, Brutality, chicago, Civil rights, Cleveland, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, counterproductive, Department of Justice, detroit, Dishonesty, DoJ, Double Standard, enabling abuse, excessive force, FBI, federal bureau of investigation, federal civil rights probe, Federal Monitor, ferguson, Freddie Gray, freedom, Harassment, Homicide, indifferent to injustice, Justice System, kelly patterson, Laquan McDonald, Los Angeles, National Guard, new orleans, newark, pittsburgh, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, Police State, Police Unions, political calculation, reforms, rights, strike the root

The following post was originally posted at NationalInterest.org by Timothy Lynch under the title “Washington Can’t Fix Broken Policing.” It addresses

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Man Faces Life In Prison For Stealing $31 Worth Of Candy

April 5, 2016March 7, 2017 Brian Sumner 1143 Views Brian David Sumner, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Dollar General, Drug war, Harassment, Jacobi Grimes, Judge Franz Zibilich, Justice System, new orleans, police abuse, police accountability, Police State, Theft, thinkprogress.org, Transparency

Of all of the crimes to be jailed for life over, stealing to feed yourself should not be one. Jacobia

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Deputy Pleads Guilty In DEA Task Force Drug Scheme

March 12, 2016March 12, 2016 Asa J 2763 Views abuse of office, Accountability, anti-drug task force, cocaine, copblock, copblock.org, cops steal evidence, Court documents, DEA, DEA task force, Deputy Johnny Domingue, deputy Karl Newman, district court, drug conspiracy, evidence lockers, Johnny Domingue, Karl Newman, marijuana, methadone, Methamphetamine, morphine, new orleans, oxycodone, Police State, prescription drug take-back program, prescription pills, Rose Graham, St. Tammany parish, tangipahoa parish, tangipahoa parish sheriff's office, Tri-Parish Narcotics office, Xanax

A New Orleans officer has admitted to using his position in a DEA task force to steal money and drugs,

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2015 Was a Record Year For Exonerations of Wrongfully Convicted Prisoners

March 5, 2016March 5, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 1301 Views Arson, brooklyn, Cameron Todd Willingham, capital punishment, Cheese, chocolate chip cookies, committed doubters, controlled substance, criminal justice system, Death Penalty, death row, declared innocent, drug crimes, Drug war, exonerated, false conviction, false convictions, false guilty pleas, forensic arson investigation, freedom, Harassment, Harris County, Homicide, intellectually disabled, judicial misconduct, Justice System, juvenile, kelly patterson, la, Louisiana, Making a Murderer, mentally ill, mistaken for drugs, Mother Jones, MotherJones.com, National Registry of Exonerations, new orleans, New York, no victim no crime, no-crime crimes, non-violent, ny, Officer Misconduct, overrepresented on death row, Plea Bargain, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police State, prosecutor misconduct, radio program, Radley Balko, repost, rights, riven with errors and official misconduct, Serial, Texas, the war on some drugs, tortilla dough, University of Michigan Law School, victimless crime, washington post, wrongfull convictions

As originally reported by Mother Jones, a report from the University of Michigan Law School has declared that 2015 set

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Chicago Police Officers Are Throwing Their Microphones on the Department Rooftop

December 21, 2015 Brian Sumner 2276 Views Accountability, assault, body cameras, Brian David Sumner, Brutality, chicago, Civil rights, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, dash camera, Dishonesty, double-standards, Drug war, excessive force, film the police, Filming police, John Gugliemi, Justice System, Laquan McDonald, new orleans, new orleans cop block, officer involved shootings, police, Sally Daly, strike the root, Transparency, Wendell Allen

There has been 22 officer involved shootings in Chicago this year and a few of them have been caught on police

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Lawsuit Settled In Marijuana Raid Killing Of Unarmed Wendell Allen

December 7, 2015 Asa J 1510 Views All-Metro team, basketball star, Body-cam footage, Civil rights, civil rights lawsuit, civil rights violations, copblock, copblock.org, deadly force, drug raid, end the drug war, End the War on Drugs, federal lawsuit, Frederick Douglass High School, Gentilly, Independent Police Monitor, Jefferson Parish police, Jefferson Parish Sheriffs department, Joshua Colclough, Judge Jay Zaineyin, manslaughter, marijuana, Natasha Allen, new orleans, New Orleans police, new orleans police department, no victim no crime, NOPD, officer Joshua Colclough, police kill unarmed man, Prentiss Street, unarmed man, war on drugs, Wendell Allen, wrongful death

The city of New Orleans has agreed to pay $250,000 to settle a civil rights lawsuit filed by the mother

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Paying To Add Your DNA To a Government Database via Ancestry.com and 23andMe

October 31, 2015October 31, 2015 Kelly W. Patterson 4509 Views 23andMe, Accountability, Ancestry.com, big brother, big brother is watching, civil liberties, Civil rights, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, crazy conspiracy, database, Dishonesty, DNA, eff, Electronic Frontier Foundation, FBI, filmmaker, freedom, Fusion.net, genealogy, government funded DNA databases, Harassment, Illegal search/entry, Justice System, kelly patterson, Michael Usry, murder, new orleans, New Orleans Advocate, NYU law, police, Police State, Privacy, private genetic databases, Professor Erin Murphy, rape kit, rights, totally reasonable steps by law enforcement, Transparency, video, wild goose chase, Wired

Normally, Big Brother has to go through the hassle of getting a warrant and establishing some sort of probable cause

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Feds Go Door-To-Door To Inform Gun Owners Rights Not Absolute

August 24, 2015February 7, 2016 Asa J 2184 Views 2nd amendment, ATF, Constance Hester, copblock, copblock.org, federal gun laws, gun control, gun free zones, gun owners, gun restrictions, Gun rights, Hans Hermann Hoppe, new orleans, new orleans police department, orleans parish sheriff's office, school shootings, Self-defense, State or Private Law Society, U.S. Attorney Kenneth Polite

Thank God criminals follow laws – otherwise we might be in trouble. This has always been the traditional attitude of

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Articles Police Abuse

12 Videos That Show The Difference Between What Cops Said And What Actually Happened (REPOST)

August 15, 2015August 14, 2015 Ademo Freeman 2727 Views Accountability, alex acker, assault, Brutality, california highway patrol, chp, Civil rights, colorado springs police, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Dallas police, daniel andrew, Dishonesty, double-standards, excessive force, film the police, Filming police, Floyd Dent, freeway, Harassment, highland park, huffington post, Justice System, marlene pinnock, michael slager, new orleans, nick wing, no accountability, paid leave, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, Police State, rights, strike the root, Terigi Rossi, terrance saulny, Transparency, trial, Tyler Walker, video, walter scott, wfaa, william melendez

*The following article was originally posted at the Huffington Post by Nick Wing* Few aspects of policing attract more scrutiny than an officer’s

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Federal Takeover Of Police Underway In Baltimore

August 4, 2015February 29, 2016 Asa J 1765 Views #BaltimoreRiots, 1033 Program, ACLU, Al Sharpton, american civil liberties union, Aspen Institute, ATF, Attorney General Loretta Lynch, Attorney Marilyn Mosby, Baltimore Fed, Baltimore Maryland, baltimore riots, BFED, Boston bombing, bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives, copblock, copblock.org, DEA, Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services, department of defense, DoJ, drug enforcement administration, FBI, federal bureau of investigation, federalization of police, federalize police, Freddie Gray, gun confiscation, Homeland security and intelligence: Next steps in evolving the mission, House Permanent Select Committee, justice department, katrina, martial law, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Michael Chertoff, militarization of police, new orleans, Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts, Police Commissioner Kevin Davis, Salt Lake City Utah, Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office, secret service, Sen. Barbara Mikulski, swat teams, threat fusion centers, U.S. Marshals, Unified Police Department, War Comes Home

In wake of the death of Freddie Gray and the culminating Baltimore riots earlier this year, Al Sharpton became the

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