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Interesting, can you direct us to an instance of sexual abuse by a non-Catholic clergy member that features officials of that faith from other states and even countries trying to help cover it up?

you stop some poor lot that works for a take home pay of $180.00 a week because his tail light is out. the next thing you know your in his trunk under his seats in his glove box his ashtray looking to [bleep] him you cant find anything he protests your invasion of his privacy and you charge him with resisting arrest or any other thing you can drum up. you cost him his pay for the next 6 months destroy his life and you have the balls to say your just doing your job. this is my last participation in this forum but i just want you to know you are not respected as you may think you are not a part of a society trying to make a living and live and let live you destroy innocent lives without conscience. put yourselfe and family in the same situation you just put that poor sote in. i just think someone should have the balls to tell you just how people in general percieve you but fear your repercutions if they oppose you. live with yourself[ that may be tough in later years]

We'll see.




How do you know who does/doesn't respect me? You obviously don't and the feeling is mutual. Respect is earned, not demanded or given freely.



Most cops I know give back far more than what they do on the job, just like many other people. Again, you assume a lot.




I do and I'm sure it won't be. I hope you can sleep at night as well as I do when I'm not getting calls in the middle of the night to go find lost kids, old folks, or schithead criminals.

George

Cole I am a troll because you can't get over three dead people...laffin. I have said and done some stupid chit in my lifetime but if you think the regular ol'dead person means anything to a policeman you are very foolish. Don't take my word for it ask around.

Dink

At least two states � Massachusetts and Illinois � make it illegal to record any on-duty police officer in any situation. It doesn't matter if the officer is in the process of beating someone to death. It doesn't matter if the recording is in your own home, and the police have just busted down your door in an illegal search. If you record the interaction, you can go to prison.

In ten other states, "all parties" must consent in order for a private person to make a recording of a conversation or personal encounter. Since a police officer acting abusively isn't likely to give you permission to record the event, if you do so, you could be violating the wiretap statute � and be subject to a long prison sentence.

In Illinois, for instance, a street artist recorded his own arrest for selling artwork without a peddler's license. He now faces up to 15 years in prison.

Arresting police whistleblowers is a nationwide trend. And the courts approve. For instance, the Massachusetts Supreme Court upheld the conviction of a man arrested for recording a police encounter. Defendant Michael Hyde used the recording to file a harassment complaint against police. Instead, he was convicted of illegal wiretapping. While he was sentenced to only six months of probation, he could have faced a much longer prison term.

Cameras, in effect, are like guns. Point a gun at a police officer and you'll be arrested. Point a camera at a police officer and you'll be charged � and likely convicted � of illegal wiretapping.

The fact that wiretapping laws are being used against private citizens is richly ironic, because they were enacted to protect citizens against government oppression. These cases turn that notion on its head because those trying to protect themselves or others from official misconduct ends up being prosecuted.

i have often wondered where law enforcement found these preditors called police well the secrets out. when a male child is circumsiced they take that piece of skin and hang it on a nail outside the door of the local police dept. when a boy in blue reports for duty he puts his finger inside it and stretchies it a bit when it is stretched near 6 foot they put a uniform on it issue it a pair of black jack boots, a badge, a bullet proof vest, a baseball bat, a gun, a ankle holster for his throw away and turn him loose on the public with the assurance he is untouchable an protected by their code of silence.

RVX is my guess

http://www.lewrockwell.com/orig11/nestmann4.1.1.html

Pretty frightening, is it not?

Who wants to see a police/law/justice combination which smacks of Nazi Germany or Soviet Russia?

Citizens do not and (good) cops should not!!!

Sorry, T. Couldn't resist.