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Asst. Wayne County MI Prosecutor Bob Stevens, Rehired After 2014 Drunken Assault on Wife, Arrested for DUI

January 5, 2017January 5, 2017 Kelly W. Patterson 960 Views 21 Mile, 911 call, Accountability, assault, Assistant Prosecutor Bob Stevens, blood sample, Breathalyzer, Brutality, ccw, Chesterfield Township, Civil rights, copblock, Copblock submissions, copblock.org, Corruption, Dishonesty, domestic disturbance, domestic violence, double-standards, drunken assault, excessive force, Gratiot, I-94, Justice System, kelly patterson, Macomb County, Macomb County Prosecutor's Office, meaningful repercussions, MI, Michigan, people in positions of authority, progressively more and more violent and angry, refused breathalyzer, side-swiped, suspended, The Poor & Unknown, Transparency, video, Wayne County, Wayne County Prosecutor's Office

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Update: Investigation Opened Into Misconduct and Fraud by Wayne County Sheriff Dean Finch

October 19, 2016October 19, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 1052 Views $0.54/mile, Accountability, allowable political activities, auditor's report, Bryan Jeffers, campaigning in unifom or while on duty, charged, City of Greenville, Convicted, cop block, Copblock submissions, copblock.org, Corruption, county treasurer, Democrat from New Mexico, Did Sheriff Dean Finch Steal from the County?, disciplinary actions, Dishonesty, district of columbia, double dipping, double-standards, embezzlement, emergency, endorsing political candidates, fraud, greenville, Hatch Act Modernization Act of 2012, Hatch Act Violation, HB 498, Justice System, kelly patterson, Missouri, Missouri State Auditor, MO, National Association of Letter Carriers, National Sheriff's Association, neither too broad nor unclear, New Mexico, NM, OSC, Ozark Heritage Festival, parade, pernicious political activities, police, police accountability, prohibition on state and local employees running for elective office, punished to the fullest extent of the law, SEMO Copblock, Senator Carl Hatch, Sheriff Dean Finch, South East Missouri Cop Block, statutory authority, strike the root, Subcommittee on Federal Workforce U.S. Postal Service and Labor Policy, subsection 732, Subsection 7324 A(1), Subsection 7324 A(3), Subsection 7324 A(4), subsection 7324 political activities on duty; prohibitions, Subsection 7326 penalties, Supreme Court, Transparency, U.S. Office of Special Counsel, Uniformed Services Employment & Reemployment Rights Act, Update, USERRA, vehicle owned or leased by the Government of the United States or any agency or instrumentality thereof, Washington DC, Wayne County

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Missouri State Audits Show Potential Fraud by Wayne County Sheriff Dean Finch

October 12, 2016October 12, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 1251 Views Accountability, Attorney General's Opinion No. 45-1992, auditor's report, bad check fees, boarding of prisoners, Bryan Jeffers, bulk fuel tank, checks, City of Greenville, cop block, Copblock submissions, copblock.org, Corruption, county commission, county treasurer, CPA, Did Sheriff Dean Finch Steal from the County?, Dishonesty, donations, double dipping, double-standards, embezzlement, emergency, fraud, greenville, Hickory County Prosecuting Attorney, Justice System, kelly patterson, Missouri, Missouri State Auditor, MO, money orders, Nicole Galloway, non-routine situations, police, police accountability, poor rating, prisoner housing rate, restrictively endorsed, Robert Ramshur, Section 50.370 RSMO, SEMO Copblock, Sheriff Dean Finch, South East Missouri Cop Block, Special Law Enforcement Fund, Special Road and Bridge Fund, statutory authority, strike the root, traffic tickets, Transparency, U.S. Department of Justice Equitable Sharing Program, Wayne County, Wayne County Journal-Banner, written plea agreements

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They Fought the Law and the Law LOST; SEMO CopBlock Wins First Amendment Lawsuit

June 20, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 981 Views 1st amendment, Accountability, Alderman Brian Tutterow, Alderman Scott Tucker, Alderman Tracey Bennett, Alderwoman Karin Townsend, bad apple, Bryan Jeffers, Chief of Police Richard Sanders, Civil rights, cop block, Copblock submissions, copblock.org, Corruption, DEA, Dishonesty, dismiss with prejudice, film the police, first amendment, flipping the bird, freedom, Harassment, Illegal search/entry, Justice System, kelly patterson, lawsuit, Lieutenant Cory Tompson, Mayor William “Bill” Kirkpatrick, Missouri, MO, Piedmont, Piedmont Police Department, police, police accountability, retaliation, rights, SEMO Copblock, Sheriff Dean Fich, standing up for your rights, strike the root, Tina Warren, unwarranted search, Update, video, Ward I, Ward II, water meter, Wayne County

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Lawsuit: Cops “Stormed Through House Executing Dogs” During Pot Search

May 29, 2016May 29, 2016 Asa J 951 Views Accountability, Babycakes, bathroom door, Brutality, bullet holes, copblock, copblock.org, Debo, Detroit Police, detroit police department, dog death squad, drenched in blood, Drug war, end the drug war, excessive force, executing dogs, John Gaines, John Morrison, John Paul, Kevin Thomas, lawsuit, Mama, marijuana, marijuana code, narcotics warrant, Nikita Smith, no victim no crime, officer Daryl Dawson, officer John Gaines, officer John Morrison, Officer John Paul, pit bull, police abuse, police accountability, Police State, pregnant dog, Puppycide, search warrant, smoke, Wayne County, Wayne County Prosecutor's Office

Detroit police officers “acted as [a] dog death squad and stormed through [a] house executing dogs as they went,” a

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Officer “Robocop” Wins Appeal In Sentence For Floyd Dent Beating

April 15, 2016April 15, 2016 Asa J 1853 Views #ICantBreathe, Accountability, appeal, assault, assault by strangulation, assault with intent to do great bodily harm, beaten, Bellamy Creek Correctional Facility, bleeding profusely, Boot Camp, boot camp program, Brutality, brutally excessive, choked, Chokehold, civil lawsuit, Civil rights, copblock, copblock.org, dash cam video, detroit, Drug war, excessive force, falsifying reports, film the police, Floyd Dent, Inkster, Inkster Police, Inkster Police Department, Judge Vonda Evans, Justice System, Kym Worthy, Mayor Hilliard Hampton, Michigan, Michigan Court of Appeals, misconduct in office, Officer “Robocop”, Officer William Melendez, planting evidence, Police brutality, Police State, PoliceStateDaily.com, polygraph test, Prosecutor Kym Worthy, RoboCop, stealing seized cash and property, tased, tax hike, tax hike to pay police settlement, Traffic stop, video, Wayne County, william melendez

In a move that prosecutors are calling “outrageous,” a cop infamously known as “Officer Robocop,” has won an appeal in Michigan

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Pennsylvania Police Officer And Brother Caught Burglarizing Apartments

January 16, 2016 Kelly W. Patterson 906 Views 176 S. Green St, 911, Accountability, Borough of Nazareth, burglary, Chief Thomas Trachta, conspiracy to commit burglary, cop block, copblock, copblock.org, Corruption, criminal mischief, Dishonesty, Harassment, Illegal search/entry, John Hoffman, Judge John Capobianco, Judge Richard Yetter III, Justice System, kelly patterson, Lehigh Valley, LehighValleyLive.com, Nazareth Police Department, Officer Matthew Spink, pa, Penn, Pennsylvania, police, police accountability, trespassing, Wayne County, working undercover

A Wayne County, PA police officer was caught along with his brother on Friday breaking into an apartment complex. After

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