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Captain Ray Lewis To Appear In Cleveland Today

January 6, 2016 Chuck U Farley 137 Views 0 Comments #OregonCopBlock, 803policevideos, Accountability, assault, Brutality, Captain Ray Lewis, Civil rights, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Deo, Dishonesty, Double Standard, double-standards, Drug war, excessive force, film the police, Filming police, freedom, Greater Clevfeland CopBlock, Harassment, Justice System, no victim no crime, occupy wall street, Ohio, ohio copblock, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, Police State, protesters, Ray Lewis, rights, strike the root

Captain Ray Lewis, formerly of the Philadelphia police department, turned activist, will be making an appearance today in Cleveland to

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Oakland Residents Attempt To Reclaim City From Stasi Surveillance

July 14, 2015February 28, 2016 Asa J 180 Views 16 Comments ACLU, ACLU of northern California, Attorney Matt Cagle, California, copblock, copblock.org, domain awareness center, lawyer Brian Hofer, license plate readers, oakland, Oakland California, occupy oakland, occupy wall street, privacy advisory committee, Stasi, Stingray, Surveillance, surveillance state, unwarranted spying, unwarranted surveillance

Residents in Oakland, California are attempting to reclaim their city from unwarranted spying by police. Activists are hopeful that city

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Black People Must Be Really Bad Bicycle Riders

April 24, 2015February 28, 2016 Asa J 224 Views 21 Comments bicycle riding, bicycle ticket, bicycles, black community, Civil rights, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Dishonesty, ferguson, Florida, Harassment, Missouri, no victim no crime, occupy wall street, police, productivity reports, revenue generation, rights, tampa bay, Tampa Bay FL, Tampa Bay Police, Tampa Bay Police Department, Tampa Bay Times, targeting of African Americans, targeting of African Americans by police, tea party

The disproportionate targeting of African Americans by police has been a controversial issue for decades. While primarily relegated to the

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The Largest Settlements Ever Paid Out for False Arrests

November 10, 2014January 22, 2017 Georgia Sand 667 Views 79 Comments Aaron Dalton, AL, Arkady Bukh, attorney, Central Park, Civil rights, Double Standard, False arrest, Federal Court, first amendment, Harassment, lawsuit, lawyer, Madison County, malicious prosecution, mayor, New York, NJ, NPAP, nypd, occupy movement, occupy wall street, Penns Grove, Plaintiffs' Attorneys, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, Police State, Racism, rnc, RNC Protest, Robert Bell, Robert Bryant, Robert Graham, settlement, victims, wall street

Submitted by Arkady Bukh Seven Largest Settlements for False Arrest The shooting of an unarmed teenager in a St. Louis

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Police State Monday: Cops Pepper-Spray 4-Yr-Old, Arrest Woman For Letting Son Walk To Park, Give Man Cavity Search After Not Using Turn Signal, AND MUCH MORE

August 4, 2014August 4, 2014 CopBlock 301 Views 1 Comment ACS, Adam LaurentMichael Bergeron, Al Flowers, angel clark, angel clark show, April Millsap, Armada, Armada Michigan, Armada Police, asset forfeiture, Baldwin police, Baldwin Police Chief Gerald Minor, Beau Hawkes, Border Drug Task Force, Brian Reynolds, California, Carbondale, Carbondale Police Department, Cathy Luu, Chi Nguyen, Chief Eugene Schilling, Chief Lee Bitomske, Chokehold, City Attorney Peter Holmes, cocaine, Colorado, DC, DCI, Denise Stewart, department of homeland security, Deputy Isaac Short, Deputy Javier Peru, Detective Arlen Castillo, Detective Reinaldo Casas, DHS, diabetes, Diabetic, domestic terrorism, drug-dealing, ED, El Monte, Eric Garner, extortion, FAIR Act, FBI, Fifth Amendment Integrity Restoration Act, Florida, German shepherd, Grant’s Cottage, gun ban, handgun, Hawaii mayoral race, Heritage Park Care Center, Hidalgo County, Hidalgo County Deputy Javier Peru, Hidalgo County Sheriff’s Department, homeless, human rights watch, Insulin, Iowa Department of Criminal Investigation, Jahmiel Cuffee, Javier Peru, Jeffrey Walker, Jennifer Brinkley, John Speiser, Joseph Brent, keith dietenhofer, Kidnapping, Lakewood Township, Land Rover Defender, lapd, Lieutenant John Wasson, Linwood Norman, Lori Knowles, marijuana, mark richardson, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, Matt Soriano. Mark Mulholland, Maui County, MI, miami beach, miami beach police, Michael Spicer, Michael Zimmerman, Michael Zubrod, Michelle Meeker, Michigan, michigan state police, Mickey Goodson, Minneapolis Police, Mt McGregor prison, Narcotics Division, New England, New Jersey, New Mexican Border Drug Task Force, New Mexico, NewsChannel 13, Nicole Gainey, nypd, oakland police, occupy, occupy wall street, Officer Joel Eduardo, Officer Ken Fraser, Officer Robert Roche, ows, Perry Betts, Philadelphia police, philly, Philly PD, police state monday, Port St. Lucie, psm, raid, Ramsey Orta, Rand Paul, Randy Jokela, rape, religion, Richard Gonzalez, robbery, Ron Paul, Rosenberg Police Department, S. 2644, scott olsen, Seabrook, seattle, Seattle Police Chief Kathleen O’Toole, seizure, Sportsman’s Park, SUV, Tent City, Thomas Liciardello, Timothy Young, Tyler Harney, Ulysses S. Grant, us sentencing commission, Washington, Washington DC, Worth County sheriff, wrong house

Every Monday, the Angel Clark Show is dedicated to highlighting police abuses. Today Angel discussed: [spreaker type=standard width=100% autoplay=false episode_id=4816180] DHS

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Police State Monday: Cops Kill Teenager, and Kill Teenager, and Kill Veteran AND MORE

May 21, 2014May 21, 2014 CopBlock 218 Views 5 Comments Adrian Parra, Albuquerque police, Andrea Dingess, angel clark show, Anthony Montaño, Ariel Lipsen, Ark, Ashlea Bennett, Beaumont police, Beaumont police officer Enoch Clark, Bike Lane, boston police, Boston police officer Michael Principe, Buffalo police, Casey Neistat, Cecily McMillan, Centralia police, Centralia police officer, Charles Dinwiddie, Chico Jimenez, Chief Gorden Eden, child abuse, clay county sheriff, Clay County Sheriff’s Office, constitution, Corneesa Bowe, Daniel Linsinbigler, Daytona Beach, Debbie Jimenez, Deputy Houldson, Deputy Joseph Fetchick, Detective Charles “Chuck” Dinwiddie, Dubuque Senior High School, East Side Field Services Division, enoch clark, excessive force, excessive force lawsuit, feeding homeless, Fernando Figueroa-Barajas, Forced Catheter, fourth amendment, fourth amendment violation, George H. Lund III, Gorden Eden, gunpowder-propelled pepper spray, Harry Hobbs, hash brownies, Haskell, homeless, Howard Bowe, Huntsville Police Department, ICE, immigration and customs enforcement, Indiana police, J.O. Johnson High School, Jacob Lavoro, Jaquora White, Jeremy Dear, Jerome Hall, jfk airport, Josh Beam, JPX Pepper Gun, Juan Cecchinelli, Judge J.P. Stadtmueller, judge ruling, Keith Ward, Keivon Young, Kennedy Airport, Kenneth James Latsch, Killeen Police Department, Krysta Sutterfield, Lincoln Park PD, Manatee Island Park, marijuana, martinsville, martinsville indiana, Mary Hawkes, Miami-Dade Police Department, Miami-Dade Schools Police Department, Michael McKenzie, Michael Principe, Mike Cyze, milwaukee police department, Molly’s Pub, monique hernandez, mother's day, murder, No-knock raid, occupy wall street, Officer Brandon Carter, officer Enoch Clark, Officer Juan Cecchinelli, ows, oyster farmers, pepper spray, Philadelphia city judges, Phillip Reynolds, Pierce County Sheriff, Police brutality, police hurt children, Police State USA, pot brownies, Project Synergy Phase II, Puppycide, raid, Ron Hillstrom, San Bernardino County Sheriff, San Bernardino County Sheriff Department, Schererville Police, Schererville Police Officer Damian Murks, Schererville Police Officer Matthew Djukic, School Police Officer, Seminole County, Seminole County deputies, Sergeant Robert Heaps, Sgt. Valencia LaRue, Siobhan Householder, Stadtmueller, Summit County sheriff, Summit County sheriff’s office, SWAT, SWAT Officer Michael McKenzie, swat raid, synthetic marijuana, targeting homeless, tazed, Timothy Gonterman, Tommy Yancy, traffic citations, TSA, TSA Supervisor, U.S. District Judge J.P. Stadtmueller, University Heights, Urban Shield training drill, Vernon Lythcott, veteran, warrantless, William B. Clark, William Sager

Every Monday, the Angel Clark Show is dedicated to highlighting police abuses. [spreaker type=standard width=100% autoplay=false episode_id=4495110] Today we discussed:

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Harlem’s “Professional Agitators” Copwatch to Protect Community

September 24, 2013January 6, 2014 Pete Eyre 156 Views 10 Comments 30th precinct, christina gonzalez, Civil disobedience, copblock, Copwatch, film the police, Harlem, know your rights, matthew swaye, New York, New York City, new york police department, nypd, occupy wall street, patour2013, police accountability tour, professional agitators, Raymond Kelly, rt, stop and frisk, the alyona show, video

Christina Gonzalez and Matthew proactively look out for their neighbors in Harlem and greater NYC, and thanks to the Internet,

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Update on Fired Cop, Lt. John Pike

July 26, 2013January 1, 2014 CopBlock 195 Views 18 Comments alameda county, Associated Press, California, criminal cops, Department of Industrial Relations, Lt. John Pike, Occupy protest, occupy wall street, pepper spray, psychiatric injury, Sacramento, university of california, workers compensation

‘NoLongerSupportGovernment‘ submitted the following post, beginning with an article from the Associated Press. The former police officer who pepper-sprayed students during