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Archive for July, 2015
Drug cops took a college kid’s savings and now 13 police departments want a cut
Posted: July 1, 2015 by gamegetterII in UncategorizedIn February 2014, Drug Enforcement Administration task force officers at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport seized $11,000 in cash from 24-year-old college student Charles Clarke. They didn’t find any guns, drugs or contraband on him. But, according to an affidavit filled out by one of the agents, the task force officers reasoned that the cash was the proceeds of drug trafficking, because Clarke was traveling on a recently-purchased one-way ticket, he was unable to provide documentation for where the money came from, and his checked baggage had an odor of marijuana. (He was a marijuana smoker.)
Clarke’s cash, which says he he spent five years saving up, was seized under civil asset forfeiture, where cops are able to take cash and property from people who are never convicted of — and in some cases, never even charged with — a crime. The DEA maintains that asset forfeiture is an important crime-fighting tool: “By attacking the financial infrastructure of drug trafficking organizations world-wide, DEA has disrupted and dismantled major drug trafficking organizations and their supply chains, thereby improving national security and increasing the quality of life for the American public.”
But the practice has become contentious, in part because agencies are generally allowed to keep a share of the cash and property they seize. In cases like Clarke’s, where local and federal agents cooperate on a seizure, federal agencies typically keep at least 20 percent of the assets, while local cops split the remainder among themselves. Critics argue that this creates a profit motive and leads to “policing for profit.”
Two local agencies were involved in the seizure of Clarke’s cash: the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport Police, and the Covington Police Department, which is the home office of the DEA task force officer who detained and spoke with Clarke. But according to the Institute for Justice, a nonprofit civil liberties group now representing Clarke in court, 11 additional law enforcement agencies — who were not involved in Clarke’s case at all — have also requested a share of Clarke’s cash under the federal asset forfeiture program. They include the Kentucky State Police, the Ohio Highway Patrol, and even the Bureau of Criminal Investigations within the Ohio Attorney General’s office.
Read the rest @ http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2015/06/30/drug-cops-took-a-college-kids-life-savings-and-now-13-police-departments-want-a-cut/
Any Given Sunday.. View from the Inside of Twin Peaks
Posted: July 1, 2015 by gamegetterII in Uncategorized
It was a lazy Sunday morning. I wanted a Bloody Mary. we were just having lunch… Thats all.
We were just having a lunch date. I know nothing about bikes or bikers or biker clubs or even what the meeting was about. I just wanted a Bloody Mary. We got there and saw all the bikes.. We just thought it was a benefit. So, we went inside and had lunch. The shooting started right after we got our food..
I can start from the beginning and even provide a picture after cops FINALLY had us come out with our hands up. They had my phone, but I had one of the waitresses email me a picture she took.
So, once upon a nightmare.. I smiled at my friend over my Bloody Mary. I could see some (Boozefighter) bikers at the bar. Shortly after they brought my food, the first shot…
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All the people who have been interested in the Waco Bikers have been on the edge of their seats to see the videos of the Twin Peaks shooting. They got what they hoped for as hotshot Attorney Clinton Broden, who represents Scimitar Matt Clendennen in a federal civil rights lawsuit succeeded in his subpoena of one of the various mysterious video recordings of the May 17 cops on bikers bloody massacre, went head to head and WON against McLennan County District Attorney Abelino Reyna, Assistant District Attorney Michael Jarrett, Waco Police propagandist W. Patrick Swanton and Waco Police Chief Brent Stroman.
We have had our prayers answered and the cloak and dagger crap is coming to a close as he took on the entire City of Waco this week, appearing at the hearing this morning.
District Attoeney Reyna is no stranger to sidestepping Civil Rights and laws that get in…
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The good ol boy club strikes again as Judge Johnson performs another reach around for his little caliente Boy Toy District Attorney Abe Reyna.
Everyone in America has been watching the MCLENNAN COUNTY Abortion Clinic of Justice murdering one civil liberty after another after another. Attorney Clinton Broden scored a baby step for justice today as he subpoenaed the video of the Twin Peaks incident.,.and won. Unfortunately the gonad licking bastard of a judge bent over once more to become Abe’s little cum dumpster by placing a gag order on Broden, using the laughable excuse that he doesn’t want to ‘taint the jury pool.’ Snort.. You mean like allowing Swineface to blather on and on with a bunch of lies and BS on television? Swanton… speaking of taints… That’s a perfect description of him. He is most assuredly a useless waste of skin that’s something between an asshole and a…
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