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After Recent Shootings of Police, Cops Prepare to Double Down on the Police State

July 29, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 1626 Views Accountability, AR-15 assault rifle, assault, Barack Obama, Baton Rouge, Brutality, CA, California, Civil rights, conversations about police brutality, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, crosspost, dallas, Darius Shahtahmasebi, deadly attacks, deliberately deliver lethal force, demagoguery, Denver, denver airport, Denver police union, Dishonesty, Donald Trump, double-standards, doubling down, empowering, excessive force, freedom, Harassment, helicopter patrols, Here Are the New Tactics Police Are Preparing to Roll out in Your Community, Homicide, hope and change, in, Indiana, Indianapolis, Justice System, Kansas, Kansas City, kelly patterson, KS, la, Louisiana, militarization, minority groups, ongoing issue, onion, police, police abuse, police accountability, Police brutality, Police State, police tactics, politically acceptable, politicians, protect and serve, protests, racist tirades, Reuters, rights, riot gear, robots, san diego, Satire, Shootings, shootings of unarmed citizens, solo patrols, strategies and tactics, strike the root, summary execution, Surveillance, Texas, theantimedia.org, TX, underlying issues, United States, uniting, uprising, we have your back

The following post was originally published at TheAntiMedia.org under the original title “Here Are the New Tactics Police Are Preparing

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The DHS Kicks Off National Cyber Security Awareness Month (Seriously)

October 19, 2015October 19, 2015 Kelly W. Patterson 1360 Views Accountability, ACLU, Capitol Hill, CISPA, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act and the Cybersecurity Act of 2012, cybersecurity, department of homeland security, Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, DHS, Dishonesty, freedom, Harassment, Illegal search/entry, kelly patterson, National Cyber Security Awareness Month, National Security Agency, NSA, personal technologies, police, police accountability, Police State, Reuters, rights, Surveillance, turf war, video

In an announcement not posted at the Onion.com, the Department of Homeland Security designated October as “National Cyber Security Awareness

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The Fight Against Warrantless Cell-Phone Tracking

June 14, 2015June 14, 2015 Asa J 2127 Views ACLU, cellphone data, cellphone location information, copblock, copblock.org, DEA, Evidence control laws, expectation of privacy, fourth amendment, fusion centers, Gov. Bill Haslam, Gov. Gary R. Herbert, Gov. Terry McAuliffe, gps, House Bill 468, House Bill 4791, Information Sharing Environment, MetroPCS, New Hampshire, NSA, Off Now Coalition, Office of the Director of National Intelligence, Property rights, Rep. Garry Smith, Rep. Neal Kurk, Reuters, south carolina, Stasi, Stingray, Supreme Court, Surveillance, surveillance state, Tennessee, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, Third Party Doctrine, Tower dumps, usa today, Utah, verizon, Virginia, warrantless data collection

There are many ways American’s cellphone location information is obtained by law enforcement agencies. On the federal level, the NSA

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Records Show DEA Has Tripled Use Of Wiretaps Over Last Decade

June 4, 2015February 28, 2016 Asa J 1277 Views copblock, copblock.org, DEA, DEA Spokesman Joseph Moses, DEA surveillance, DHS, drug enforcement administration, Drug war, eavesdropping, electronic eavesdropping, electronic surveillance, electronic wiretaps, FBI, Freedom of Information Act, illegal surveillance, LA Times, marijuana, Michele Leonhart, President Obama, Reuters, sex parties, special operations division, Stasi, surveillance state, usa today, war on drugs

The United States Drug Enforcement Administration has more than tripled its use of electronic wiretaps over the past decade, largely

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Police Use Stun Gun on Blind Man; Mistake Cane for Samurai Sword

October 19, 2012January 1, 2014 CopBlock 593 Views British police, Chief Superintendent Stuart Williams, Chorley, Colin Farmer, Lancashire Evening Post, London, Reuters

Michael Holden writes, LONDON (Reuters) – British police apologised on Wednesday for using a stun gun on a blind man after officers

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