IGNORANCE OF THE LAW IS NO EXCUSE In Bantam Books, Inc. v. Sullivan, 372 U. S. 58, the Court explained that the First Amendment prohibits government officials from relying on the "threat of invoking legal sanctions and other means of coercion . . . to achieve the suppression" of disfavored speech. Id., at 67 THE PAST 1997 to PRESENT He who controls the past controls the future. He who controls the present controls the past. -1984
[LAPD DETECTIVE CHUCK] Zeglin has taken one gang-related site seriously enough to conduct a 'full investigation:' The owners of KillerCop.com, which suggested rewards for people who kill police officers in creative ways, were eventually 'convinced' to take the site down before any potential charges were pressed." ---SALON | Feb. 26, 1999 The greater the truth, the greater the SLANDER, libel AND DEFAMATION.
"[LAPD DETECTIVE CHUCK] Zeglin recalls one Web site, www.killercop.com, that 'offered rewards for 'murdering' Los Angeles police officers' a few years ago. 'But since the LAPD had that site removed,' Zeglin has not seen street gangs doing anything illegal online. ----San Francisco Chronicle -Jan. 6, 2001 |
![[L.A.P.D. Detective] Zeglin](images/oldsite/KillercopMasterChuck.jpg)
"Cash rewards, [LAPD DETECTIVE CHUCK] Zeglin says, to kill police officers. Offered by a 'gang affiliated' person in California. Money to kill police officers." ----NBC 4 NEWS
[LAPD DETECTIVE CHUCK] Zeglin's "biggest fear came true last year when 'the L.A.P.D. removed a gang site' because it offered $1,000 to anyone who killed a police officer, and $2,000 for an L.A.P.D. officer." ----CNET September 4, 2000
"The only intervention to date was with the creators of KillerCop.com, which offered a reward for the most creative way to kill a policeman. It soon disappeared after the LAPD began to talk about charges to incite murder." ---The Independent Saturday 03, July 1999
"One part of the life that has not been seen much online is the crime. [LAPD DETECTIVE CHUCK] Zeglin recalls one Web site, www.killercop.com, that offered rewards for murdering Los Angeles police officers a few years ago. But since the LAPD had that site removed, Zeglin has not seen street gangs doing anything illegal online." ---Sfgate Jan. 6, 2001
"Un seul site a provoqué une enquête de la LAPD: killercop.com, offrant des récompenses aux visiteurs prêts à tuer des policiers de Los Angeles." ---Liberation publié le 15 mars 1999 NOTE ON ARTICLE QUOTE ABOUT ME ABOVE: IT HAS SINCE BEEN "HIDDEN" OF ALL #FACTS RELATING TO THIS SITE BEHIND A PAYWALL. HERE IS AN ARCHIVED COPY CONTAINING THE UNHIDDEN QUOTE. #FactsMatter #TRUTHMATTERS In court papers filed August 11, League general counsel Enrique Hernandez cites a Web site called "Killercop," which reportedly advocated violence against LAPD officers, offering a "$1,000.05 reward to the first person who kills a cop making an illegal arrest . . . and $2,000.10 if it's an LAPD cop." ---LAweekly September 4 - 10, 1998 |
![[L.A.P.D. Detective] Zeglin](images/1984/ZeglinSnap2thumbnail.jpg)
