I'll have to ask about this 'secret list' too.
http://fairvieworegon.gov/index.aspx?nid=405

Mission Statement The Fairview Police Department is committed to enhancing the quality of life for citizens by providing the highest level of service while protecting rights, lives and property.

 

Maybe we could all learn something from the people of the little town of Cheran:

http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-37612083

 

A fire hose would have handled the guy or water cannon or whatever,

I thought water cannon's went out in the 1960s. I'll have to ask my son if they still deploy them.

 

Grand Prairie PD Mission Statement:

from: http://www.gptx.org/city-government/city-departments/police-department
MISSION, VALUES, MOTTO

Mission
The Grand Prairie Police Department is dedicated to service and partnering with our community to maintain a safe environment with a high quality of life.

Values
Commitment – to service through community partnerships, innovation and a holistic approach to policing.
Pride – in our appearance, in our professionalism and in safeguarding our community.
Respect – for our profession and for those we serve.

Motto
We Protect and Serve

 

Here is on PCP / Meth induced attack ... in Ballard WA.

http://q13fox.com/2016/04/23/suspec...nd-attacks-store-owner-in-ballard-police-say/

 

I just saw a great episode of Police Cops on TV. They found an automotive air bag in a garage and showed me how to turn it into a Claymore mine. After creating this bomb, they detonated it to demonstrate its effectiveness. It blew a 50 pound shrapnel blanket against the roof of the garage.

Thanks for the education, officer!

 

Maybe we could all learn something from the people of the little town of Cheran:

http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-37612083

There is at least one city on the U.S. where the police department went out of business. The town did not collapse into anarchy, fall into disarray, and was not taken over by gangsters.

Make that THREE.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/notoriou...nded-city-closes-police-154213068.html?ref=gs
http://www.wtae.com/news/local/wash...settling-lawsuits-against-2-officers/23074066
http://nj1015.com/lake-como-closes-police-department/

 

Says who? It's "serve and protect", and go home at the end of the day. The way you accomplish all those things is to seize a monopoly on violence. The motto on the car doesn't say "De-escalate".

And it also doesn't say, "judge and execute".

 

And it also doesn't say, "judge and execute".

Back in the day we called that a lynching performed by self-appointed commissions, mobs, or vigilantes without due process of law, something that even the worst in law enforcement usually tried to stop.

 

Two blood tests show no alcohol or drugs. Trial for DUI will proceed.
https://reason.com/blog/2016/10/13/utah-cop-arrests-shaken-but-sober-car-cr

Cop maces woman strapped to a chair, then gets promoted.
http://thefreethoughtproject.com/sadistic-cop-tortures-restrained-woman-spray/

Riot Cops block access to City Council in "a backroom deal between the police union and the city that the citizens of Portland have been given no opportunity for involvement in."
http://www.copblock.org/167252/portland-riot-cops-pepper-spray-arrest-protesters-police-contract/
https://www.rt.com/usa/362576-police-union-contract-portland/

"how can you maintain the illusion of freedom when daily, Americans are being shot, stripped, searched, choked, beaten and tasered by police for little more than daring to frown, smile, question, challenge an order or just exist?"
http://www.copblock.org/167247/some-of-the-many-ridiculous-reasons-why-police-have-killed-people/

and finally, these might not be cops in blue uniforms, but they are agents of our government tasked to enforce The Law:
Gitmo detainee granted rectal surgery after CIA ‘torture by sodomy’
after only ten years of daily agony.
https://www.rt.com/usa/362580-gitmo-rectal-surgery-cia-sodomy-torture/

 

and finally, these might not be cops in blue uniforms, but they are agents of our government tasked to enforce The Law:
Gitmo detainee granted rectal surgery after CIA ‘torture by sodomy’
after only ten years of daily agony.
https://www.rt.com/usa/362580-gitmo-rectal-surgery-cia-sodomy-torture/

I'm not condoning what they did but the 'CIA and The Law' is an oxymoron. President Clinton, his security counsellor Sandy Berger and his terrorism counsellor Richard Clarke instructed the CIA in autumn 1995 to destroy Al-Qaida. The CIA, unlike the FBI, has no law enforcement authority.

 

And it also doesn't say, "judge and execute".

Don't mess with the judge.

"A judge has the power to take whatever action is necessary to maintain order in the courtroom."

 

Back in the day we called that a lynching performed by self-appointed commissions, mobs, or vigilantes without due process of law, something that even the worst in law enforcement usually tried to stop.

Soon it will be called, "America is great again", when a certain person is president. Counting the days to his election.

 

Soon it will be called, "America is great again", when a certain person is president. Counting the days to his election.

And that would be .... Mr. Paul Ryan?

Seriously, I like the guy ...

 

And that would be ....?

This guy? -> http://2016.presidential-candidates.org/Johnson-J-F/ or this one? -> http://2016.presidential-candidates.org/Smith/

 

This guy? -> http://2016.presidential-candidates.org/Johnson-J-F/ or this one? -> http://2016.presidential-candidates.org/Smith/

Very intersting ... thanks

 

The police are getting smarter.
They decided that jumping in front of a car to fake being in danger is, "against policy", especially when the car is in Reverse and moving away from the officer. Only 40 years after I figured out this ruse to justify murder.

http://www.newschannel5.com/news/mnpd-officer-fired-over-2015-shooting?platform=hootsuite

They also figured out cameras are more dangerous than guns.
This reporter is facing 45 years in prison for filming,
https://www.rt.com/usa/362708-filmmaker-charged-3-felony-filming/

after this cop got 2.5 years for: "Rankin was indicted on charges of using a gun in a felony and first-degree murder."

http://www.copblock.org/167280/port...nkin-sentenced-prison-murder-william-chapman/

 

So, how did the police union keep all citizens out of City Council meeting?
[It's about the police union "hiring private investigators to get information to extort elected officials."]
https://reason.com/archives/2016/10/14/costa-mesa-private-eyes-guilty-plea-offe

 

http://www.cnn.com/2016/10/14/us/beyond-the-call-of-duty-pekin/index.html

For just one day, these officers helped Braden forget his daily challenges as well as their own.
"It helps put things into perspective into why we're here. It's a bigger story, for him to be able to see just what police are here for," said Detective Eeten, fighting back tears. "We are people. Just like him. Real struggles, you know. Real feelings. And real families."
The day after the party, Braden went to the station to thank the officers for making his birthday so special.

 

This reporter is facing 45 years in prison for filming,
https://www.rt.com/usa/362708-filmmaker-charged-3-felony-filming/

Not really "for filming". She'll get her day in court. If all she was doing was filming, the case will never even get that far. If she was staging and encouraging the event and also filming it, she'll be in trouble. Putting a camera in your hand does not make you guiltless.