Gangsters in Blue

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AZ: 13-2904 a 1 Disorderly conduct; classification

TX: TITLE 9 CHAPTER 42 Sec. 42.01.

CAL. PEN. CODE § 647 : California Code – Section 647

New York Penal – Article 240 – § 240.20 Disorderly Conduct

Title 2C The New Jersey Code of Criminal Justice – 2C:33-2 Disorderly conduct

Julio case: http://www.avvo.com/legal-guides/ugc/…

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In yet another not so surprising attempt and likely success at “Fuck(ing)” an innocent man, this un-named (as of yet) cop decides to double down on his idiocy.   He stated,  despite acknowledging his failure to understand the basic fundamentals of ancient through modern mathematics,  he was “gonna write my shit.”  The “shit” he is referring to is likely a sworn police report.  A .016 BAC would be expected, approximately,  for a 180ish pound man who drank 2 beers over the past 2 hours.

On the other hand, a .16 is a completely different story.  According to this online BAC calculator a 180 pound man would have to drink 9 beers in 1 hour to achieve the approximate threshold of a .16.

This cop also refers to the man as, “genius” as he mentions, “that little extra zero doesn’t mean shit.” He continues with, “You know what…fuck it…argue it in court.”

Without fail, he also threatens to “book the video recorder” (take the camera) despite having his own audio recording.

Please post this cop’s name/department in the comments and I will update appropriately.

And Please, always film police.

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In February of 2012 I posted a write-up to CopBlock.org titled, “Frustrated, Detroit Residents Compete with Police.” Included on the story was a picture of Dale Brown, founder of the Threat Management Center.

A year later, when I knew I was to roll through Detroit as part of the Cop Block Tour, I reached-out to Brown, who graciously welcomed me at his facility.

It was definitely well worth the time.

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LINKS POINTED-TO IN THE VIDEO ABOVE:

• FreeKeene.com
• CopBlock.org/WelcomeLEOs
• TreatManagementCenter.com
• “Agorism” via LetMeGoogleThatForYou.com
• “Voluntaryism” via LetMeGoogleThatForYou.com
• Frustrated, Detroit Residents Compete with Police

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VIDEOS POINTED-TO IN THE OUTRO OF THE VIDEO ABOVE:

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RAW VIDEOS OF DALE BROWN INTERVIEW via YOUTUBE.COM/COPBLOCKRAW:

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Submitted by Brandon Vreeland

Hello Cop Blockers!

I’ve started the Jackson, MI offshoot of Cop Block. Jackson Cop Block. You can find us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and soon our own website. I was falsely arrest on 4-28-2013. Since then I’ve begun to mobilize my community, starting with the Facebook page. I’m glad to be leading the liberty charge here in Jackson. Please reach out to us with any questions, comments, or suggestions. Our email is jacksoncopblock@gmail.com.

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by Nate Cox

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UPDATE May 8, 2013 9:30PM EST
Guy Reynolds, the man wearing a black robe in Vernon Hershberger’s legalland venture, said yesterday at a pretrial hearing that the words “raw milk” can’t be uttered during the trial. Yes, this trial is about raw milk, but the combination of those two words is said to be prohibited. If Reynolds really cares about justice why would he demand others not mutter those words? At its core, this situation isn’t about raw milk, but about self-ownership.
SOURCE

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Self-proclaimed “authorities” levied threats against Vernon Hershberger, who, on May 20th is slated to venture through legalland in Sauk County Wisconsin.

Hershberger’s alleged offense? He, his wife, their eight sons and 200 others in their private club, consume the milk and other related products from the cows they raise.

Fortunately Hershberger is standing on principle and many good folks are supporting his efforts. Already a few hundred have indicated their intention to be present.

>>Trial for Vernon Hershberger<<
Raw Milk is NOT a Crime!

ATTEND TRIAL:
Sauk County Circuit Courts
515 Oak Street, Baraboo, WI
May 20-24, 2013

FOLLOW TRIAL FROM AFAR:
FarmFoodFreedom.org
FB.com/FarmFoodFreedom
Justin.TV/FarmFoodFreedom

SUPPORT VERNON HERSHBERGER:
http://FarmToConsumer.org/Make-a-Donation.html

No victim no crime!

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Wisconsin Department of Justice
workplace of Eric Defort and Phillip Farris, who, in late 2011 drafted and filed the four complaints levied at Hershberger on behalf of a legal fiction they call “the State of Wisconsin”
(608) 266-1221
http://doj.state.wi.us

Sauk County Sheriffs Office
workplace of Chris Zunker, who, in late 2011, visited Hershberger’s home and communicated the threat from DeFort and Ferris. Zunker claimed to just be doing his job.
(608) 356-4895
https://co.sauk.wi.us/sheriffsoffice

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Vernon Hershberger Criminal Complaint

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Text from http://FarmFoodFreedom.org

Please attend Court in support of Vernon Hershberger!

May 20-24, 2013
Sauk County courthouse

ACTIONS:
1. Attend the trial and events.
2. Donate to Vernon’s legal defense fund or in support of “Grow Your Food Freedom.”
3.  Bring Your own Raw Milk!  This is a BYORM event!  Stand in solidarity with Vernon and other peaceful farmers who are being criminalized for distribution of fresh milk!  Bring your own to this event!

Schedule for the Grow Your Food Freedom Event

MONDAY, MAY 20, through FRIDAY, MAY 24, of the trial, we will host a catered lunch (Chipotle) and a catered dinner featuring local foods and drink in the Al Ringling theater across the street from the courthouse. lunch and dinner will have a cost but the proceeds are going to Vernon and other local food efforts. Each day will also feature a brief recap of the trial.

MONDAY – MAY 20, 2013
Mark McAfee and Michael Badnarik followed, most likely, by a screening of Farmageddon.

TUESDAY – MAY 21, 2013
Tuesday Ajna Sharma-Wilson, attorney from CA who worked with Rawesome, Deborah Evans from Bagaduce Farm in Maine, Mark Baker from Michigan and Alvin Schlangen from Minnesota will discuss challenges and successes in the food freedom movement. They will be followed by a debate on legalization vs decriminalization of raw milk moderated by David Gumpert. That will be followed by a discussion of food sharing structures. e.g. food clubs, coops, herd shares etc.

WEDNESDAY – MAY 22, 2013
Wednesday will feature Cornucopia Institute Founder, Mark Kastel who will be leading a discussion on “the bigger picture of food” including GMOs, getting a consumer base active and involved. That will be followed by a screening of Genetic Roulette.

THURSDAY – MAY 23, 2013
Joel Salatin from Polyface Farm in VA and Eustace Conway from Turtle Island Preserve in NC will join us for a discussion on food and farming freedom and David Gumpert will be speaking on and signing copies of his BRAND NEW (that is the first day it will be available) book, “Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Food Rights.”

FRIDAY – MAY 24, 2013
is the last day and we will have lunch in the theater but not supper. After the trial we will meet in the nearby park (weather permitting) and discuss results and next steps. See you there!!!

Attending from out of town? Contact:

Transportation/Carpooling coordinator–Dick Suanders, resaundersjr@tds.net
Volunteer coordinator–Nicole Harpt–nicoleh584@gmail.com

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS:

The Best Western Baraboo Inn has set aside a block of rooms for Mr. Hershberger and his supporters
Group Name: Hershberger Trial
608.356.1100 or 800.831.3881 (toll free) or BestWestern.com/BarabooInn

Arrival Date: May 19th, 2013
Departure Date: May 25th, 2013

*Guests may reserve a night for one or all of the nights that fall within the arrival and departure dates.

Room Rate: $60.00 (plus taxes)
Room Types: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds (room rate is the same for either room type)

Please note that reservations will only be made at the $60 rate by calling our front desk directly.

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Related Resources:

• Farm Food Freedom Coalition FarmFoodFreedom.org & Facebook.com/FarmFoodFreedom
• Farm Food Freedom on Justin.TV (livestream) Justin.TV/FarmFoodFreedom
• Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund FarmToConsumer.org
• Farmers on Trial FarmersOnTrial.com
• Hershberger “Raw Milk Trial,” Sans Raw Milk by David Gumpert at TheCompletePatient.com
• Raw Milk Freedom Riders RawMilkFreedomRiders.com

Video Sources:

• Courthouse Rally for Vernon Hershberger, March 2, 2012
• Food Freedom Rally in Support of Vernon Hershberger with Milk Activist Liz Reitzig 1/3
• Food Freedom Rally in Support of Vernon Hershberger with Milk Activist Liz Reitzig 2/3
• Let Them Eat Grass – The Food Freedom Revolution – First 6 minutes of a new documentary
• Peace News Now #109 Is Food Privacy A Right?
• Police Begin “Guns Drawn” Raids on Organic Food Stores in California
• The Chain of Obedience
• The Hershberger Raw Dairy Farm OFFICIAL VIDEO: Part 2 “The Court Summons”
• Vernon Hershberger speaks at Rally with Sheriff Mack
• What We Saw at the Lemonade & Raw Milk Freedom Day

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John Whitehead, who late last year, through the Rutherford Institute helped to bring attention to the Brandon Raub situation, noted

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This post hosts resources related to the topic of snitches.

The perverse incentives inherent in today’s policing causes unintended consequences. When no real victim exists, the claimed providers of “justice” hire others – informants – to target those engaged in actions said to be “illegal” though without victim.

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Rats! Your guide to protecting yourself against snitches, informers, informants, agents provocateurs, narcs, finks, and similar vermin”

by Claire Wolfe

Rats! is a free e-book written that aims to share info on how you can safeguard yourself from folks who have ulterior motives (often because they subsist on a salary or payoff of stolen money).

Graphics

by Davi Barker:

Videos

Some thoughts on a document published by CrimethInc. about the tactics used by those employed at the FBI outfit. From YouTube.com/TheCopBlock

And somewhat related video “Snitch” from Obie Trice and AKON

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Submitted by Steve Pert

My name is Steve Pert and I am proud to be founding an offshoot of Cop Block in Ocala, Florida!

If you are in the area and want to reach out and/or get involved, we would welcome your participation.

Please check out our Facebook page.

Please feel free to email us at ocalacopblock@gmail.com

Stop by Ocala Cop Block’s Facebook page and like or send us a friend request. Every show of support helps. Our goal is to create awareness of each and every individual’s rights, to hold police officers accountable for their actions, and to give you a place to voice your concerns and interactions with police officers.

Thanks!

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by Steven Greenhut

The horrific Boston bombings already have led to irrational calls for more security cameras and more police officers, with some Democrats absurdly using this tragedy as a reason to stop the slight sequester-mandated cuts in federal spending growth.

Never mind that police spending primarily is a local matter. The bigger questions that Americans have rarely asked, especially following the 9/11 attacks: Do we really want the government to hire new armies of police officers? Do we really want to pay the price for this?

Knowing my views on the growing public-pension crisis, most readers probably think the “price” I’m worried about the nation’s multi-trillion-dollar unfunded pension liabilities driven largely by the “3 percent at 50” pension deals that cost taxpayers millions of dollars for each “first responder” who retires at 50 after 30 years of service.

That’s a huge problem — the result in part of Americans’ irrational embrace of the “more police” logic after the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks. But that’s not the main source of my concern. My real concern involves our safety and civil liberties given that police officers, and other groups of public employees, have become a protected class that does not have to follow the same rules as the average citizen.

A few years ago the Orange County Register reported on California’s special-license plate program that puts the addresses and license information of many public employees and their family members in a special database that shields them from getting tickets when they drive on the toll roads without paying the toll. That’s somewhat infuriating.

But a series from the Sun Sentinel newspaper in Florida found that “professional courtesy” — i.e., the way police allow other police officers to speed, drive drunk, and violate every manner of traffic law provided they are members of the law-enforcement caste — also has dangerous consequences for the general public.

The newspaper series, announced as a winner of a Pulitzer Prize the same week as the Boston bombing, details the tragedies of essentially giving one group free rein to drive in any manner its members choose. In one incident documented by the newspaper, a 21-year-old girl was driving with her 14-year-old step sister and a deputy accelerated from 24 to 87 miles per hour in 24 seconds as he rushed to aid a fellow officer who had pulled over a driver with — get this — a broken tail light. He T-boned the car, injured the driver, and killed the passenger. The 14-year-old girl’s body was found 37 feet from the accident.

The newspaper found police speeding routinely in excess of 120 miles per hour — not on emergency calls, but simply to get to work or for the fun of it. We’ve all seen it on the highways and there are news stories of tragic accidents with police killing citizens throughout the nation. Many times, off-duty officers drive in the same dangerous manner knowing that fellow officers will give them a pass at the sight of a badge.

Here’s the Sun Sentinel, which reported that 21 Floridians have been killed or maimed by speeding cops since 2004: “Speeding cops are often spared severe punishment in the criminal justice system. Cops found at fault for fatal wrecks caused by speeding have faced consequences ranging from no criminal charges to a maximum of 60 days in jail. Inside many police agencies, speeding isn’t taken seriously until it results in tragedy. Even then, some cops are disciplined but stay on the job — and the road. The dead include seven police officers who crashed at speeds up to 61 mph over the legal limit.”

On the last point: Police unions often point to the dangers of their job. But about half of the police on-the-job fatalities are due to traffic accidents, and a large portion of them are no doubt the result of reckless driving by the officers themselves.

Recently, the Sacramento County sheriff was pulled over for a speeding ticket and he made a big deal of telling the public the police do get tickets. Maybe on occasion, but the “professional courtesy” problem is real and it applies not just to speeding but to every sort of police misbehavior.

Meanwhile, in California in particular, police unions have exempted police disciplinary records of misbehaving cops from the state’s public records law so the public never learns about the bad actors in police agencies — the ones who routinely abuse the public or who are involved in multiple car accidents due to their own speeding.

Police unions continue to push for special privileges — not just higher benefit levels, expanded disability pay, and other such benefits, but exemptions from every manner of oversight. Given the power of the police unions among union-friendly Democrats and law-and-order-supporting Republicans, there is no powerful civil-liberties lobby to stand up against this endless drive for more “protections” for those who patrol our communities.

The nation’s crime rates are at 40-year lows. Many studies have been done on the link between more police officers and crime rates and there’s little if any connection between the two. We cannot create a society that is entirely safe — especially from attacks on “soft” targets such as marathons and other such public events.

And we should not blindly embrace the call for more police without first reading the Sun Sentinel series about the potential downside.

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This write-up was first published to WatchDog.org by Steven Greenhut, the vice president of journalism at the Franklin Center for Government and Public Integrity. Contact Greenhut at steven.greenhut@franklincenterhq.org.

For more from Greenhut, check out his article, “LA cop commission protects bad cops”, which was cross-posted to CopBlock.org in 2010.

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