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LTCRN
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He still volunteered to much info. and my sequence of events were off when typing or not explained well enough, sorry.
Bonesinium
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Oh, I completely agree. I’m always a proponent of saying as little as possible. In this case, it didn’t matter much. He immediately dispelled any notions of criminal activity saying he was doing a radio podcast there because he doesn’t have service at his house. And the cop then immediately demanded he exit the vehicle. So really, he was unlawfully seized before he said too much of anything. Had he then said nothing, or talked as he did, it was irrelevant at that point. The cops were going to violate his 4th Amendment rights either way, there wasn’t anything he could do about it.
Bonesinium
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KBCraig
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So was the neighbor, the good Trump flag-waving, see-something-say-something busybody.
I can't remember if it was in this thread or a COVID thread.
madison.com
AWisconsin high school student on Friday won a federal lawsuit she brought against a sheriff who threatened her with jail time early in the COVID-19 pandemic if she didn’t remove social media posts saying she had the virus.
U.S. District Judge Brett Ludwig ruled that Amiyah Cohoon’s constitutional right to free speech was violated when a Marquette County sheriff’s deputy in March 2020 demanded the Oxford teenager take down her Instagram posts post or face arrest.
“The First Amendment is not a game setting for the government to toggle off and on,” the judge wrote. “It applies in times of tranquility and times of strife.”
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty filed the lawsuit against Marquette County Sheriff Joseph Konrath and a patrol sergeant. Luke Berg, the attorney who filed the case, said “this decision underscores that First Amendment rights cannot be dispatched with in an emergency. More importantly, law enforcement has no business trying to regulate the social media posts of local teenagers.”
Samuel Hall, attorney for the sheriff and the Marquette County Sheriff’s Department, said at the time the lawsuit was filed that the girl’s messages “caused distress and panic within the school system and law enforcement acted at the request of school health officials in a good faith effort to avoid unfounded panic.”
Deputy's demand that Wisconsin teen remove COVID-19 Instagram post violated First Amendment, judge rules
A Wisconsin high school student on Friday won a federal lawsuit she brought against a sheriff who threatened her with jail time early in the COVID-19 pandemic if she didn't
AWisconsin high school student on Friday won a federal lawsuit she brought against a sheriff who threatened her with jail time early in the COVID-19 pandemic if she didn’t remove social media posts saying she had the virus.
U.S. District Judge Brett Ludwig ruled that Amiyah Cohoon’s constitutional right to free speech was violated when a Marquette County sheriff’s deputy in March 2020 demanded the Oxford teenager take down her Instagram posts post or face arrest.
“The First Amendment is not a game setting for the government to toggle off and on,” the judge wrote. “It applies in times of tranquility and times of strife.”
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty filed the lawsuit against Marquette County Sheriff Joseph Konrath and a patrol sergeant. Luke Berg, the attorney who filed the case, said “this decision underscores that First Amendment rights cannot be dispatched with in an emergency. More importantly, law enforcement has no business trying to regulate the social media posts of local teenagers.”
Samuel Hall, attorney for the sheriff and the Marquette County Sheriff’s Department, said at the time the lawsuit was filed that the girl’s messages “caused distress and panic within the school system and law enforcement acted at the request of school health officials in a good faith effort to avoid unfounded panic.”
KBCraig
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I can't remember if it was in this thread or a COVID thread.
Deputy's demand that Wisconsin teen remove COVID-19 Instagram post violated First Amendment, judge rules
A Wisconsin high school student on Friday won a federal lawsuit she brought against a sheriff who threatened her with jail time early in the COVID-19 pandemic if she didn't
AWisconsin high school student on Friday won a federal lawsuit she brought against a sheriff who threatened her with jail time early in the COVID-19 pandemic if she didn’t remove social media posts saying she had the virus.
U.S. District Judge Brett Ludwig ruled that Amiyah Cohoon’s constitutional right to free speech was violated when a Marquette County sheriff’s deputy in March 2020 demanded the Oxford teenager take down her Instagram posts post or face arrest.
“The First Amendment is not a game setting for the government to toggle off and on,” the judge wrote. “It applies in times of tranquility and times of strife.”
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty filed the lawsuit against Marquette County Sheriff Joseph Konrath and a patrol sergeant. Luke Berg, the attorney who filed the case, said “this decision underscores that First Amendment rights cannot be dispatched with in an emergency. More importantly, law enforcement has no business trying to regulate the social media posts of local teenagers.”
Samuel Hall, attorney for the sheriff and the Marquette County Sheriff’s Department, said at the time the lawsuit was filed that the girl’s messages “caused distress and panic within the school system and law enforcement acted at the request of school health officials in a good faith effort to avoid unfounded panic.”
As much as I enjoy Lehto, he never links to the actual cases, and spends 10 minutes dancing around what we actually need to know.
Sheriff Violated First Amendment by Ordering Teen to Take Down Post Saying She Had COVID
From Judge Brett Ludwig's decision yesterday in Cohoon v. Konrath (E.D. Wisc.); generally quite correct, I think (though there might...
reason.com
Bonesinium
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They aren't law enforcement officers. They are thugs, bullies, and criminals.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLo_W5HgZyo
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLo_W5HgZyo
Bonesinium
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Bonesinium
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Gang members break into man's house, then issue him a criminal citation for obstruction for asserting his rights.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03CyOP6M4vM&t=302s
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03CyOP6M4vM&t=302s
I grew up in New Jersey,actually a couple of towns away from New Brunswick. Those guys were mild compared to some of the crap I saw.
GM-GUY
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That looks like an armed home invasion
Soundwave
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So there was a 911 call that came from a landline supposedly at that address?
GM-GUY
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If true, you’d think a search or more than just being a-holes would be required. I’ve seen that trick mentioned several times - easy way to bluff your way in with the uneducated/sheep.
Chevy 2 65
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Just tell them they are not welcomed in the house. Go get f***ed and then
Bonesinium
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Straight gang members. Lock them up and throw away the key.
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ybdi9FawRfc
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ybdi9FawRfc
GM-GUY
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I’m not sure some of that was in English - but not unexpected in the cities.
Bonesinium
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Remember, this is “the most professional organization” weekendracer has ever worked with.
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zHXnlWrwDDY
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zHXnlWrwDDY
Bonesinium
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That blue SUV sure looked like a stolen motorcycle, don’t you think? Better cuff the 12-year-old and force her to lay face down on hot pavement until someone smarter shows up.
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=O69y68P4VLM
“I’d be honored to work with him.” -Weekendracer (probably).
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=O69y68P4VLM
“I’d be honored to work with him.” -Weekendracer (probably).
KBCraig
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Yabbutt... this is probably the only time anyone has talked himself out of being arrested by f-bombing the f out of NJ cops.
They knew it was weak. They probably knew the supposed 911 landline call was spoofed, because he had a pending IA investigation against the department.
Bonesinium
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A bunch of gang members harassing people in the middle of the night, and they all have the same name! Officer Right Here. We need to start taking out the trash.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjg6m2gKa2Y
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjg6m2gKa2Y
Not a real cop but still a fat little agent of the state. Thankfully the judge (or whatever the guy is) threw out the citation but failed to chastise chubby for wasting everybody’s time.
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rStH2AikiLU
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rStH2AikiLU
Bonesinium
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FBI arrests 2 Columbus narcotics officers on drug charges
Two narcotics officers who serve on the police force in Ohio’s capital city have been arrested by the FBI on charges connected to the distribution of fentanyl and attempts to smuggle other drugs, federal prosecutors announced Wednesday.
www.wcpo.com
GM-GUY
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So what - didn’t payoff the right people or are the low men on the totem pole and sacrificed to protect the big fish?
KBCraig
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Accepting the lethal dose of 2mg for fentanyl, 7.5 kg = 3,750,000 lethal dosesFBI arrests 2 Columbus narcotics officers on drug charges
Two narcotics officers who serve on the police force in Ohio’s capital city have been arrested by the FBI on charges connected to the distribution of fentanyl and attempts to smuggle other drugs, federal prosecutors announced Wednesday.
weekendracer
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Meh, one of them was molesting their own kid. Does that make them all bad? I guess in your eyes, it does.
I'm glad some of these cops are getting caught on film, they aren't who should be out there. But I don't throw all the military under the bus when one unit flames a town they shouldn't have, or one member rapes a woman. Deal with the problem child, you don't burn down the whole school.
Chevy 2 65
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Bonesinium
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Is there a single police department that doesn’t operate as a gang?
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=j4YM2PjLtjc
View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=j4YM2PjLtjc
Bonesinium
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Constitutionally protected free speech? But it makes us look bad, so we better make ourselves look even worse by arresting him.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wm4NzTuxvuk
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wm4NzTuxvuk
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