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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 1149 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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25 Percent Shot By L.A. Cops Over 5 Years Unarmed – Zero Officers Prosecuted

November 12, 2015March 1, 2016 Asa J 1050 Views Accountability, beanbag shotguns, body cameras, California, copblock, copblock.org, excessive force, fatal police shootings, justice department, KPCC, L.A. County District Attorney’s Office, L.A. County medical examiners office, L.A. Times, lapd, less-lethal options, Los Angeles City Police Department, Los Angeles County, Los Angeles County police, Los Angeles County police shootings, NPR, Police Commission board, police shoot unamred suspects, police shooting stats, Police State, President Matt Johnson, shot by police, Tasers

The U.S. Justice Department does not keep comprehensive statistics regarding individuals shot or killed by police – and the stats

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Microsoft Vs. DOJ – Feds Argue They Can Demand Emails From Anyone In The World

September 10, 2015March 1, 2016 Asa J 1013 Views Apple, Attorney Lee Tien, Brad Smith, business records, Cisco, copblock, copblock.org, data collection, Department of Justice, drug trafficking investigation, Electronic Frontier Foundation, emails, Executive Vice President for Legal and Corporate Affairs, federal court case, foreign emails, fox news, Government of Ireland, Hotmail, international law, Ireland, microsoft, Microsoft General Counsel, Microsoft General Counsel Brad Smith, national sovereignty, NPR, Redmond Washington, search warrant, Second Circuit Court of Appeals, Snowden leaks, Surveillance, The Guardian, three-judge panel, verizon, Washington

A monumental court case resumed Wednesday between Microsoft and the U.S. Department of Justice that will set critical precedent in

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