We all know cops are sensitive and they have a tendency to get really butthurt when people criticize them for beating, illegally arresting, and/or murdering people and having absolutely no accountability for that whatsoever. We also know that they aren’t fans of the First Amendment. So the latest trend of refusing service to armed gang […]
Illegal Detainment and Search
Carl Mitchell shared this post via CopBlock.org’s submit page. On the morning of December 21, 2013, between approximately 9:45 AM and 10:15 AM CST, I was stopped at the corner of West Florissant and McClaran by a man in a car, license CCHP-108. This man stalked me from the local Walgreens. He had been yelling at […]
Arrested For Video Taping at St. Louis MetroLink Transit System
Kenneth Suitter was attempting to commute on the St. Louis MetroLink Transit System at the Henley Rd. station. While doing so, he was documenting his travels by video taping the trip. While waiting for the train to arrive he was confronted by a MetroLink security guard that informed him that video taping was against policy […]
This Week’s Corrupt Cops Stories
A St. Louis cop is headed for federal prison for re-selling seized pot, a Camden cop is heading there, too, for running amok in the drug war, a Miami cop awaits sentencing for transporting what he thought was cocaine, and a Baltimore jail guard gets popped for smuggling weed and psychedelics into the jail. Let’s […]
This Week’s Corrupt Cops Stories
A sheriff whose alleged theft from the evidence room might be excused, a prison guard who also heads a violent biker gang, another prison guard with dope and an eye for the ladies, a pill peddling suburban cop, and a bribe-taking small town cop all make the rogues’ gallery this week.
Recording the Police: A Panel with LOT & the ACLU
(This article was originally posted at Liberty On Tour on September 7th.) CORONA, CA – Almost three weeks ago when in St. Louis Adam and I joined Redditt Hudson, a former St. Louis police officer now with the ACLU of Eastern Missouri, for a panel discussion on “Recording the Police & Your Rights”. The event, […]
