The Day Ferguson Cops Were Caught in a Bloody Lie

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Inmate was heard screaming "I'm sorry" and "stop" as he was beaten to death by guards

A mentally ill Santa Clara County inmate was heard screaming, “I’m sorry” and “Stop,” as he was allegedly beaten by correctional officers hours before he was found dead, authorities said Tuesday as they charged the jailers with murder.

Court documents described a brutal beating by three correctional officers at the Main Jail in San Jose that culminated in the death of 31-year-old Michael Tyree, who was found naked and covered in feces and vomit in his cell Aug. 27, hours after the beating was meted out when he initially refused to take his medication, prosecutors said.

The attack came after the jailers had roughed up another inmate, prosecutors charged.

Jereh Lubrin, 28, and Matthew Farris and Rafael Rodriguez, both 27, made their first appearance Tuesday afternoon in Superior Court since their arrests last week. All three are on unpaid leave in what Sheriff Laurie Smith has described as a “vile and cowardly act.”
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Tyree’s “distinctive voice could be heard screaming, “I’m sorry. I’m sorry. Stop,” the affidavit says. “Screaming could be heard throughout the pod for several minutes, and was accompanied by the sounds of thumping, wall banging and what sounded like blows to a person’s body.”

At one point during the alleged attack, Rodriguez closed the door until it was open only a small amount, authorities said.


http://www.sfgate.com/crime/article/Santa-Clara-County-jail-inmate-died-screaming-6491750.php

The officers never called for medical as they moved on to search other cells. Tyree was found dead later having died from internal bleeding.
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Hmmmmmmmmmmm - here we go again

http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2015/09/08/emerson-college-professor-wins-traffic-case-alleges-racial-bias-from-newton-police/f7Vbx2MJ1BD3QhioFjAmyI/story.html#comments
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Newton police Officer Gregory Helms thought he saw a bald African-American man with glasses and a thick beard, but maybe he saw a smooth-faced African-American woman with a full head of hair.

In a strange case that played out in Newton District Court on Tuesday, the officer had cited Emerson College professor Jabari Asim for operating a vehicle without a valid license. But a clerk magistrate vacated the June citation and found that Helms probably cited Asim’s wife, Liana, a licensed driver who was simply running errands.

“This occupied my mind and my time for three unnecessary months,” Asim said after magistrate Larry Okstein made the ruling. “How could they not see the difference?”

After the hearing that involved a private attorney, more than 10 pieces of evidence, GPS records, and sworn affidavits, Asim, also an NAACP newspaper editor, alleged the citation was motivated out of implicit racial bias.

Asim’s prior claims of bias played a role in the dramatic traffic hearing in Courtroom 2, as the Police Department and Asim’s lawyer, Thomas D. Herman, presented differing accounts of what happened on June 22.

An Emerson professor received a citation for driving without a license, but said he was not in his car at the time.

The police, which called Helms as its only witness, used street cameras and introduced evidence to establish that a gray Nissan Quest registered to Asim was traveling in Newton at about 6:15 p.m.

By Helms’s account, he noticed the driver giving a “nervous” look, so he ran the vehicle’s information through the state database. In minutes, Helms found that Asim’s license was “denied/nonrenewable,” so when the officer’s light changed, he looked for the vehicle to issue a citation.

‘For a black man, you’re damned if you do and damned if you don’t. If we look at the cop, it’s dangerous. If we look away from the cop, it’s dangerous. It’s a double-edged sword.’
Jabari Asim

When he was not able to locate the vehicle, Helms said he looked up Asim’s driving photograph and recognized the man as the driver. Helms sent a traffic citation to Asim’s home.

“He had that beard,” Helms said in court, referring to the Nissan’s driver and motioning to Asim.

However, according to the GPS on Asim’s cellphone, eyewitness statements from colleagues, and store receipts, Asim had spent the day at Emerson College. His wife, Liana, was driving through Newton.

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Technology is catching up with these LYING COPS.

No cops were hurt in your spam?

Try staring your own thread. Twerp.

US cop faces death threats for denouncing ‘racist’ chief
Source: Agence France-Presse

US cop faces death threats for denouncing ‘racist’ chief

By AGENCE FRANCE PRESSE | September 10, 2015

LOS ANGELES, United States, Sep 10 – A white US police officer who turned in his chief for allegedly making a series of racist slurs in reaction to a black woman’s complaint said Wednesday he fears for his life.

Officer Alex Stone, of the small city of Clatskanie, in the western state of Oregon, told AFP that he has received death threats from the local community and been racially abused since he and a fellow officer filed a complaint earlier this summer.

“Just yesterday one of the local business owners said he wanted to take me into the woods and shoot me in the head. Another said he wanted to string me up by a noose,” said the 36-year-old officer. “People are emailing me saying they hope I get shot in the head.

“My wife got run off the road twice… and my three children are scared,” he added. “I feel like people are telling me to leave.”


Read more: http://www.capitalfm.co.ke/news/2015/09/us-cop-faces-death-threats-for-denouncing-racist-chief/

Why? Same issue opposite side. If you want to sit here and bash cops all day than least I can do is offer a different perspective. I don't know if you bumped into the wrong cop or you grew up without having to deal with thugs, but you have a pretty messed up way of portraying cops. Your logic is pretty much that a few cops are assholes so trash talk the entire force. You also like posting stories that have no substance other than "he said this" or " she said this" not stories with evidence or facts. That's why I like showing you what's on camera when it's not just a few bad apples in an institution, but rather an entire organization of bad apples.

No its not, not even close. Cop violence unchecked and unpunished is the killing problem here. Tie one cop death to "BLM".

More cops than ever on the street and cop deaths just keep going down and unarmed citizens deaths kepp going up.

Explain that.

James Blake, ex-tennis star, mistakenly arrested in New York

I did that already. The more of this BLM fry cops like bacon **** happens, the more people follow it. The more people follow it the more resistant people are getting towards cops. Unarmed or not cops DO NOT KNOW, I repeat, DO NOT KNOW, what a SUSPECT has on them until their hands are up. If a suspect decides it's a good idea to reach for their belt, or behind their back, or charge at an officer with a knife, or a hammer, or almost anything besides the obvious hands in the air option, that threatens the cop. The cop has to use his advantage while he has it, which is SECONDS.

Except it hasn't happened.

Cop Who Shot And Killed Six People Now Teaches Other Officers When To Use Their Guns

Officer James Peters is well known in Scottsdale, Arizona for having shot and killed six people in the course of only ten years on the force.

Between 2002 and 2012, Officer Peters was constantly in the news for shooting someone new, each time the shootings being ruled justified. But how could so many cops go their whole careers without shooting anyone, and yet this cop couldn’t seem to avoid it, time and time again?

That question remains unanswered.

But rather than viewing this trigger-happy ex-cop as a potential liability, police departments have now employed him to teach officers how and when to shoot people.

http://www.mintpressnews.com/cop-who-shot-and-killed-six-people-now-teaches-other-officers-when-to-use-their-guns/209060/

You do know about the law of probability when it come to large groups such as the almost million men and women who are in law enforcement?

There is no reason to assume he had been trigger happy instead of just unlucky in meeting up with so many armed criminals with special note that he had been clear of wrong doing time after time.

you apparently don't believe in it, so why bother bringing it up?

http://able2know.org/topic/158723-521#post-6021688

Calling for the deportation of illegal immigrants and someone beating up a hispanic guy are not related. In the minds of the assholes who did the beating up, they maybe and even in your racists minds it would be, but they are not at fault. The guys who beat up the guy are at fault. Trump has never promoted violence.

BLM calling for the killing of police officers and then people of color going out and killing police officers in cold blood can be linked. Did Trump call for violence against illegal immigrants? No he didn't. Has BLM called for violence against police officers? Yes they have. The fact you can't see the difference shows you can't have an honest debate on the issue.

Trials for six police officers in Freddie Gray case will stay in Baltimore

Source: Associated Press

Trials for six police officers in Freddie Gray case will stay in Baltimore

Associated Press in Baltimore
Thursday 10 September 2015 16.45 BST

The trials for six police officers charged in the arrest and death of Freddie Gray will be held in Baltimore, a judge ruled on Thursday, saying publicity from the case was worldwide and potential jurors will be asked whether they have been influenced by the coverage.

Baltimore circuit court judge Barry Williams dismissed arguments from the officers’ attorneys, who said the days of riots, protests and city-wide curfews would make it impossible to choose unbiased jurors. The defense also said the trials should be moved because the city settled with Gray’s family for $6.4m, sending a message that the officers are guilty.

“The fact that the city settled the civil matter doesn’t affect the criminal matter,” the judge said.

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Read more: www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/sep/10/freddie-gray-police-officer-trials-baltimore