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Internal Memo Reveals Florida Police Department Citation Contest

October 20, 2016October 20, 2016 Asa J 137 Views 0 Comments ABC, Accountability, arrests, Citation Contest, Civil rights, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Delta Shift Weekend Competition, Dishonesty, DUI arrest, fl, float for a pay period, Florida, Florida Police Department, handwritten memo, Harassment, illegal quota, incentivized over policing, internal memo, police, police accountability, police citation contest, Police State, quota, reward, rights, ticket quota, ticket quotas, traffic citations, traffic stops, video, WFTV, Winter Springs, Winter Springs Police Department

An internal memo has revealed that a Florida police department incentivized over policing with a citation contest for officers during the

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What to Expect When Encountering Fairfax County Police

December 20, 2015December 20, 2015 Lorelei McFly 118 Views 0 Comments Fairfax County, Fairfax County Police Department, FCPD propaganda, Northern Virginia, NORTHERN VIRGINIA COPBLOCK, officer involved traffic accidents, traffic, traffic citations, traffic enforcement, traffic etiquette

The Fairfax County Police Department made a video telling citizens how to behave during traffic stops. The video was basically

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Las Vegas Lawsuit Aims to Curb Courts’ Revenue Generation Focus (Update)

July 25, 2015November 10, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 248 Views 14 Comments Accountability, City Attorney Brad Jerbic, Civil rights, clark county, community leaders, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, Councilman Bob Coffin, Councilman Ricki Barlow, Craig Mueller, Dishonesty, Due Process, Eric Siegler, exorbitant fees, extortion, fix it ticket, Harassment, Judge Martin Hastings, Justice System, kelly patterson, las vegas, Las Vegas Municiple Court, Las Vegas Review Journal, lawsuit, loan sharks, LVRJ, Nevada, no victim no crime, NV, nvcopblock, payday loans, police, Police State, racket, revenue generation, rights, traffic citations, traffic commisioner, unconstitutional fines, Update, war on the poor, warrant

It’s no secret that revenue generation is the name of the game for law enforcement and the courts these days.

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Its Not A Quota, Its A “Do-able Average” – Police Email Reveals Plunder Goals

June 21, 2015February 28, 2016 Asa J 153 Views 12 Comments Chief Grant Weyland, Chief Keith Ternes, Chris Magnus, copblock, copblock.org, do-able average, Fargo ND, Fargo police, Fargo police department, Lt. Tom Iverson, Moorhead police officers' union, north dakota, North Dakota Highway Patrol, police chief David Todd, quotas, ticket quotas, traffic citations

In a May 22 email obtained by an open-records request yesterday, Fargo, ND police chief David Todd, told his officers

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Driver Convicted of Using Cell Phone in Spite of Evidence He Wasn’t

March 7, 2015November 2, 2015 Kelly W. Patterson 137 Views 33 Comments Accountability, anonymous, Bill Bouvier, bogus tickets, Brooks McArthur, burlington, Cell phones, Civil rights, commentary, cop block, copblock.org, Corruption, Dishonesty, disregarding evidence, Harassment, Hinesburg, Justice System, Karen Bradley, kelly patterson, Lt. Garry Scott, no victim no crime, police, revenue generation, rights, Submission, traffic citations, va, vermont state police, Virginia, wptz

This was submitted by an anonymous reader, via the CopBlock.org submissions page. The original story can be found at www.wptz.com.

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

May 21, 2014May 21, 2014 CopBlock 224 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: