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Running will get you arrested in America "People need to have confidence in their police; they must feel that they're there to protect and Serve them and they shouldn't fear them," said Assemblyman Curren Price Jr. (D-Inglewood). "Incidents like this cause people to wonder." Killercop Comment On The Quote Above:
This is Treason, ladies and gentlemen, this is the lies the government wants you to believe, the faire tales they are paid to spew to the Citizens to lull you to sleep in the face of reality.
You "Must feel that they're there to protect and Serve them and they shouldn't fear them" They have no such duty to protect and serve you, only their Master, and he knows it. Feel my ass. You should fear them, they are the Redcoats of today's day and age, doing the bidding of their kings who have enslaved this country and it's Citizens under the rule of tyranny. Allowing the police to treat US as slaves.
And to shoot 50,000 volts of electricity into your disabled children with Tasers, like little animals. Running naked will get you killed in America, but being "irrational and belligerent" will too!
11:36 AM, February 15, 2009 A man who unknown authorities say was running naked through the streets of Lakewood died after Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies used pepper spray and Tasers to subdue him, unknown officials said today. Deputies responded to a disturbance call in the 5700 block of Silva Street about 10:15 p.m. Saturday when they encountered the victim. The man, whose name was not released, was "irrational and belligerent", and advanced on an undisclosed number of deputies in a threatening manner as they tried to calm him down, according to Deputy Richard Li, a Sheriff's Department spokesman. Shortly after the man was handcuffed, Li said, deputies determined that he was not breathing; they administered CPR until paramedics arrived. The man was transported to an unidentified local hospital, where he died. Sheriff's homicide detectives were dispatched to the scene to [coverup the crime], Li said.
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Crime Scene Gardena, California Citizen Down The case of "Ask v Order"
The cop was hit twice in the leg in a gun battle with one of three men he tried to question for "running suspiciously." 2:51 PM PST, January 9, 2008 A Gardena police officer was shot today, and authorities were searching for three young citizens. The officer pulled into a restaurant when he saw three citizens "suspiciously running" across the street, said Gardena Police Lt. Ed Burnett. When he "asked" the men to stop, they ignored him, Burnett said.
Thinking that to ignore a cop, or anyone, “asking” you to stop is now a crime the officer, like a fool, then chased one of the men behind the restaurant, where they exchanged at least 10 rounds of gunfire. The officer, whose name was not released, was shot twice in the upper right leg. "I saw the police officer shooting at the suspects," a witness said. "I heard six to seven shots fired, bang, bang, bang." After cordoning off several blocks, dozens of officers, wearing bulletproof vests and armed with shotguns and high-powered rifles, scoured the neighborhood in search of the assailants. At least two police helicopters flew overhead addressing the men on loud speakers to "come out now and you will not be harmed." All three men remain at large and free to ignore anyone who "asks" them to give up their liberty and right to "run suspiciously" in America. I am now going outside my home and I will be "running suspiciously." God bless these young "assailants" for protecting my liberty and right to "run suspiciously" in America. If you ask killercop, it was the young officer who was the assailant. Killercop Update On The Story Above:
Watch how Gardena Police Lt. Ed Burnett and L.A. Times news paper "Change the facts" to fit and cover up the officer's crime. 2009, Here We Go Again!
Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies shot and killed an alleged gang member Saturday night after confronting him outside a party in Compton. Gang enforcement officers on patrol near West 137th Street and South Wilmington Avenue saw one of two alleged gang members walking with a gun, said Deputy Oscar Butao. He said the two officers tried to get the men to stop and put down the weapon. The armed man ran across the street, hid between two parked cars, turned and pointed the gun at officers, who fired and killed him, Butao said. A loaded handgun was recovered at the scene, he said. Butao's version of events conflicted with the news release distributed by the sheriff's department. It said that deputies tried to contact "several" citizens attending a party and that the deputies attempted to stop the men before they saw a weapon. 2009, Here We Go Again! "Apparently concealing something is against the law!
The deputy was in a marked patrol car heading west on East Avenue Q-4 about 8 p.m. Sunday when Dejon King, 18, crossed the street in front of him, apparently concealing something in the waistband of his pants, Jones said. The deputy stopped, exited his car and ordered King toward him, he said. King ignored the unlawful command and quickly walked toward an apartment complex gate near the location, but discovered it was locked, he said. He then turned, produced a handgun in fear for his life and liberty and ``immediately began shooting at the deputy,'' Jones said.
Hundreds of Citizens killed nationally after being shot by stun guns during encounters with police. Since June 2001 more than 320 people across the country have died after being shocked with Tasers.
Two Orange County jail inmates died after being shocked with Tasers last year. Jason Jesus Gomez died April 1, 2008, six days after deputies used a Taser while restraining him at the Intake Release Center in Santa Ana. He had been jailed for violating terms of his probation from a 2006 conviction for displaying a firearm and cultivating marijuana. In October, Michael Patrick Lass died after deputies used a Taser while trying to restrain him at the Central Men's Jail in Santa Ana. He had been jailed for drinking in public.
A grand jury report released last year called the recent inmate deaths a "cause of alarm" and said jail staff used Tasers on 437 inmates from 2004 to 2007. Suspicion that viewpoint discrimination is afoot is at its zenith when the speech restricted is speech critical of the government," Ridley v. Mass. Bay Transp. Auth., 390 F.3d 65, 86 (1st Cir. 2004) FILE A COMPLAINT
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