Editor’s Note: This is an anonymous submission to the site using the Feedback/ Reporting form. It is being re-posted in its entirety and without edit. No other information is available about this post or the submitter. I am a victim who when I try to report the crimes happening to me am stopped by law […]
Month: June 2019
“Justified” and “Reasonable”
Part of the problem with why Police are able to literally get away with murder is that their Captains, the Courts, the District Attorneys, the City Managers, the Mayors, the Review Boards, and the Public more often than not find their shootings to either be Justified or Reasonable. Until this practice stops, and until We The People stand up and […]
Cops in Phoenix Pull Gun on Parents
Cops in Phoenix sure do love pulling their guns out and attacking young black parents. It’s almost as if cops around the Country get a high from pulling their weapons. So what was the reason that warranted the Phoenician Police to threaten to shoot, arrest (but not charge), and terrorize Dravon Ames and his fiance, […]
Know Your Rights
First and foremost: the police don’t talk to innocent people. If the police are talking to you, it already means they suspect you of committing a crime. They are simply looking for evidence or probable cause to arrest you at that point. The police can detain you briefly without an arrest. Of course, anything you […]
Teddy O. Van Lerberghe, Child Rapist
Former Hawaii Police Officer Teddy O. Van Lerberghe will serve only five years of probation and will have to register as a sex offender, for raping a five-year-old girl from 2004-2008. His successful plea bargaining is keeping him out of jail. If Teddy hadn’t been a police officer and afforded the protection of a Police […]
Racist Cops
Some cops (not all) are racists, and they’re not ashamed or afraid to show it. According to the Associated Press, researchers uncovered countless examples of racist and downright violent public posts from police officers across the Country: “It’s a good day for a choke hold,” wrote an officer in Phoenix. A sergeant in Philadelphia commented […]