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Lawsuit Prompts Retaliation After Deputy Grinds Woman’s Face In Gravel

March 22, 2016April 16, 2016 Asa J 1925 Views attorney Izaak Schwaiger, battery on a peace officer, California, choked, Chokehold, copblock, copblock.org, cops grinds woman's face in gravel, Deputy Grinds Woman's Face In Gravel, Deputy Marcus Holton, District Attorney Jill Ravitch, excessive force, excessive force lawsuit, federal lawsuit, Gabrielle Lemos, Gary Medvigy, Gravel, Izaak Schwaiger, Jill Ravitch, Petaluma High School, resisting arrest, retaliation, sonoma county, Sonoma County deputy, Sonoma County prosecutors, sonoma county sheriff's office, Sonoma County Superior Court, superior court, Superior Court Judge Gary Medvigy, suspicion of resisting arrest, unethical, vindictive prosecution, work-product privilege

A young woman that filed a federal lawsuit against Sonoma County, California after a sheriff’s deputy choked her and ground

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Cop Filmed Breaking Mans Jaw With Kick Resigns With $230K Pension

February 25, 2016 Asa J 1129 Views Accountability, ACLU, ACLU of Delaware, assault, Attorney James Liguori, broken jaw, Brutality, Civil rights, civil rights lawsuit, cop kicks man in face, copblock, copblock.org, Cpl. Thomas Webster, dash cam video, dash-cam footage, Delaware, Delaware Attorney General's Office, Director Kathleen MacRae, Dover Police, Dover Police Department, excessive force, excessive force lawsuit, facial lacerations, felony, felony assault, film the police, James Liguori, Justice System, Kathleen MacRae, La Mar Gunn, lacerations, Lateef Dickerson, lawsuit, NAACP, Officer Thomas Webster, pension, Police State, President La Mar Gunn, second-degree assault, superior court, Thomas Webster

A Dover, Delaware police officer indicted and arrested on an assault charge last May, escaped conviction following a jury trial in

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Delaware Cop Filmed Breaking Mans Jaw With Kick Escapes Conviction

December 9, 2015February 25, 2016 Asa J 1268 Views Accountability, ACLU, ACLU of Delaware, assault, Attorney James Liguori, broken jaw, Brutality, Civil rights, civil rights lawsuit, cop kicks man in face, copblock, copblock.org, Cpl. Thomas Webster, dash cam video, dash-cam footage, Delaware, Delaware Attorney General's Office, Director Kathleen MacRae, Dover Police, Dover Police Department, excessive force, excessive force lawsuit, facial lacerations, felony, felony assault, film the police, James Liguori, Justice System, Kathleen MacRae, La Mar Gunn, lacerations, Lateef Dickerson, lawsuit, NAACP, Officer Thomas Webster, Police State, President La Mar Gunn, second-degree assault, superior court, Thomas Webster

A Delaware police officer indicted and arrested on a assault charge in May, escaped conviction following a jury trial on

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It’s A Few Bad Apples Or Police Departments Or Maybe The Entire System

June 1, 2015June 3, 2015 Georgia Sand 1901 Views 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, A Few Bad Apples, Alex Kozinski, arrest, Bell, Bell Police Department, Bribery, California, California Courts, charges, chicago police department, City of Bell, Corruption, Fabricated Evidence, Falsified Evidence, interrogation, Jailhouse Informant, Johnny Baca, Judge Thomas Goethals, Kevin R. Vienna, Kim Wardlaw, King City, Lower Courts, Lying Prosecutor, orange county, police, prosecutor, Prosecutorial misconduct, riverside county, Scandal, superior court

“It’s just a few bad apples.” This is pretty much how every police apologist begins the argument, when faced with

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John C. Kissinger Jr. soon to share thoughts on “City of Keene” suit against “Robin Hood”

October 3, 2013October 6, 2013 Pete Eyre 642 Views charles baur, city of keene, Featured, free keene, FreeKeene.com, Ian Freeman, john c kissinger, keene, Keene Sentinel, kyle jarvis, legaland, New Hampshire, robin hood, robin hood trial, superior court, thomas mullins

Earlier this year some individuals employed at a corporation called the “City of Keene” announced their desire to target do-gooders

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