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Oklahoma Deputy Leaves K9 in Car for 38 Hours During 100 Degree Heatwave

September 12, 2016September 12, 2016 Alia Atreides 466 Views Bak, canine, dog, heat stroke, hot car, Joshua H, K9, Kid Clint, killed by cops, killed by police, Left In Car, Matthew Peck, McKinney, Oklahoma, SCSO, Stephens County, Stephens County Sheriff's Office, Wayne

The following story was sent to us by ‘Kid Clint’, a CopBlock.org reader who shared it with us via the Submission

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Copsucker Attorneys – Cop Block Reader Says Lawyers Part of the Problem

August 30, 2016August 30, 2016 Alia Atreides 491 Views attorney, Bob Wyatt, Clint Berry, Collusion, conflict of interest, Copwatch Moore Oklahoma, Corruption, Duncan, Duncan Police Department, good ole boy system, jefferson county sheriff's office, lawyer, Oklahoma, Stephens County, Submission

The following piece came to us via the CopBlock.org Submission Page from reader Clint Berry. I cannot confirm his allegations,

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$3.6 Million Awarded In Flash-Bang Grenade Maiming Of Baby Bou Bou

February 28, 2016February 28, 2016 Asa J 6218 Views Accountability, affidavit, Alecia Phonesavanh, Attorney Bill McKinnon, Baby Bou Bou, board of commissioners, Bounkham Phonesavah, Civil rights, civil rights violations, copblock, copblock.org, Cornelia, Cornelia Police Department, deputy Charles Long, Deputy Nikki Autry, false information, flash bang grenade, fourth amendment, Georgia, Grady Memorial Hospital, Habersham County, Habersham County police, Habersham County Sheriffs Department, Illegal search/entry, Justice System, lawsuit, medically induced coma, NCIS, Nikki Autry, No-knock raid, Police State, probable cause, providing false information, Rabun County, search warrant, search warrant affidavit, settlement, Stephens County, swat team, unreasonable searches and seizures

The parents of a baby injured by a flash-bang grenade during a no-knock multi-agency task force raid in Georgia, will be awarded $3.6

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