NegroNinja
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I'm at the point now where I feel like I need to do something about this and be vocal about it. Are there any groups or organizations out there standing up to this?
“A 35-second long video does not provide enough information about a police encounter to come to any conclusion,” adding that it’s “time to stop the amateur video activists who interfere with police operations.”
Apparently its $1,300 now. Sickening...he was using that money to go out with his wife.
http://www.examiner.com/article/nyp...-sticky-fingered-cop-s-pepper-spray-pilfering
Ugh....they make me sick
Dude stunned me into silence when he literally said 'toys' and 'nice things'. Even he knew it was fucked up.
The purchase of the $227,587 vehicle was approved in April — all but $36,505 of its costs paid for with city funds. Forfeiture funds account for the remaining amount.
Police Benevolent Association
Wow, this is a real thing?
Ugh....they make me sick
The worst was "There's some limitations on it...well actually there's not really on the forfeiture stuff."
Here's the type of "toys" the Columbia Police Department purchases: http://www.columbiatribune.com/news...cle_37b3bcc2-3da0-11e3-a93f-10604b9f6eda.html
I'm sure a lot of people on here saw this since it was on the first page for awhile, but I'll repost it anyway: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kEpZWGgJks
These kind of shakedowns happen a lot. "Pennies from heaven" as one police chief in the video puts it.
Apparently its $1,300 now. Sickening...he was using that money to go out with his wife.
http://www.examiner.com/article/nyp...-sticky-fingered-cop-s-pepper-spray-pilfering
Ugh....they make me sick
If we can get through the whole 1st page without a (serious) "he shouldn't have had so much money on him" comment, then maybe we're making progress.
Because videos can't be copied? It is on the news sites.Who the fuck gave the cops cellphone video?
You could sell that to the news corps or viral it and justice will be swifter. Dumbasses.
Nonono, he's black, so obviously if he's carrying that much cash it's drugs. Duh. But even though it's clearly drugs, he wasn't even arrested because, REASONSApparently its $1,300 now. Sickening...he was using that money to go out with his wife.
http://www.examiner.com/article/nypd...pray-pilfering
While the NYPD has not responded, the Police Benevolent Association said in a statement: A 35-second long video does not provide enough information about a police encounter to come to any conclusion, adding that its time to stop the amateur video activists who interfere with police operations.
Ugh....they make me sick
I'm sure a lot of people on here saw this since it was on the first page for awhile, but I'll repost it anyway: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kEpZWGgJks
These kind of shakedowns happen a lot. "Pennies from heaven" as one police chief in the video puts it.
According to ABC News, this latest incident isn't civil forfeiture.
The officer reportedly never turned in the cash as evidence or otherwise accounted for it.
Abuse of power + civil forfeiture + killing unarmed civilians. I'm getting sick of these sketchy as hell cops. We need a police force for the police.
Wait, how are these pennies from "heaven?" These guys are no angels.
Cops mugging people now. When's Robocop gonna start running around to save us from these freaks?
The police used to be active in the kkk and lynchings. By that standard, these guys are... Still assholes.What is going on with the Police force (in america?) ? I swear over the past few days I've seen 5-6 separate stories involving Police brutality of escalating severity. Help me understand it, GAF.
Most kids I know who want to be police are ratchet hoodlums.
My brother was caught with less than an ounce of weed in his car and had his paycheck ($800 - he gets paid in cash) confiscated. they never charged him with intent to distribute, only simple possession. However, his lawyer, a good friend of our family, advised him not to try to get the money back - If he did, the state would likely respond by charging him with intent to distribute, making it evidence, and making his request to have it returned pointless.
In other words - The state confiscated $800 from my brother despite it not being associated with any charges brought against him. They then use the threat of charges as blackmail/extortion to dissuade him from attempting to have his money returned. The state now has $800 from my brother for no apparent reason.
Isn't America awesome?
He never turned the money in because he never planned to. He straight up robbed that guy and is probably going to get away with it.
My fucking lord, if any human being did this to me, I'd br out for blood. Hiding behind his badge, that fucking coward.
I'm so glad I live in a country where I'm not in constant fear of the police.
This makes my blood boil.
The construction worker who accused a Brooklyn cop of stealing $1,300 from his pocket during a search was actually carrying just $62 — and it was all properly vouchered, the NYPD said Thursday.
Officer William Montemarino, a 22-year veteran, was cleared of any wrongdoing by Internal Affairs after the Sept. 22 incident outside the Surfside Gardens housing project, sources told The Post.
On Thursday, Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association President Pat Lynch defended the officer, saying: “It is time for people to start giving the cops the benefit of the doubt.
“In reality this was someone who fit the description of a man with a gun and all his property including money and cellphone were vouchered,” Lynch said.