The Day Ferguson Cops Were Caught in a Bloody Lie

What is a sock account?

I assume he is talking about secondary accounts held by one user.

Strange comment to directed at me as I have too strong of a posting style to be able to hide secondaries accounts but then he is an odd one.

Did you ever notice that anytime bobsal says anything it gets thumbs up immediately? Even if it is like 10 pages of spam it will get a thumb as soon as its up.

I remember when a young lady who hated me complained that I or someone was using phony accounts to voted my postings back up from being minus 10 or even 20!

In any case, when Robert look into it he found that the very woman who was complaining about votes up was the one doing the voting down in the first place using phony accounts.

This website can be crazy at times.

Over my head Bobsal. Whats a sock account?

A puppet account. So basically bobsal and Izzy would be the same person

Funny, me and izzy, the same person! I wonder if he'd go for it?

Here's the PM we had from yesterday:

izzythepush

Sat 12 Sep, 2015 12:50 pm
They do seem to be singing from the same songsheet. Om Sig David thought BillRM had sockpuppets and that his language was a ploy. His posts always got more coherent when he was upset. Normally it's the opposite.

Message: # 166,443
View Profile bobsal u1553115

Sat 12 Sep, 2015 12:16 pm
Go to my "ferguson" and read the tony/billrm call and answer and tell me it doesn't read like its written by one person.

Delusion seems to be the last refuge of the scoundrel.

I don't think I'd get anywhere pretending to be an American, too many differences re vernacular and popular culture.

I can spot an American trying to be British from a mile off. They use cliché's hackneyed stereotypes, (that was for Lash) and outdated language. Like Stewie from Family Guy's "British" accent. I didn't even know that's what it was supposed to be until an American told me. I thought it was an American accent, (from somewhere in New England,) it still sounds American to me.

Om Sig David pointed out that BillRM's garbled prose suddenly becomes a lot more coherent when he's upset, and not concentrating. People make mistakes when they type at speed, I make typos, BillRM lets his mask slip.

Om Sig David pointed out that BillRM's garbled prose suddenly becomes a lot more coherent when he's upset, and not concentrating. People make mistakes when they type at speed, I make typos, BillRM lets his mask slip.

ooops. I hope TonyRM didn't see that.

St. Louis-area man jailed for minor traffic violations left comatose after officers blocked paramedics

Bethania Palma Markus
11 Sep 2015 at 12:50 ET

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A St. Louis-area jail inmate who was being held on minor traffic violations is lucky to be alive after jailers refused to release him to paramedics who wanted to take him to the hospital, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

*Updated. See below.

Bernard Scott, 44, was being held in lieu of $360 at the Pine Lawn jail in St. Louis County when he began complaining of abdominal pain and bleeding. Paramedics were called, and though they insisted they needed to transport Scott to the emergency room, a jail supervisor refused to release him. Scott ended up comatose, but has since regained consciousness.

According to a report recovered by the Post-Dispatch via public records request, the medics were about to take Scott and he had changed into his street clothes to get in the ambulance when a jail supervisor turned him back at the last minute. The medics said Scott had a painful mass in his abdomen.

Before leaving, the medics tried one more time, writing in their report that “[Police] again advised by [paramedics] that [patient] should be transferred to [the emergency department] for further medical attention.” Still, no go.

But just 14 minutes after the paramedics left, Scott needed another ambulance because his condition had worsened. He was unconscious and his posture indicated he may have sustained brain damage, the medical report said.

Police officers said they found Scott hanging by his neck from a shoelace tied to his door — a claim Scott disputes. He says he doesn’t remember hanging himself. Scott says he was told by police he couldn’t leave unless he posted bond. The last thing he remembers is making phone calls to relatives in an effort to secure bond money.

The Post-Dispatch points to the incident, which happened last year, as part of a series of problems with St. Louis County jails. It is also among a number of troubling and deadly incidents nationwide in which inmates held on minor charges have died in custody after jailers denied them medical care.

Last month, Michael Robinson, 33, died after family members say the type 1 diabetic was denied insulin in a Missouri jail. He was being held for owing child support.

Also last month, the New York Daily News reported about the 2013 death of Carlos Mercado, 46, who died while being held at Rikers Island in New York. Mercado was also a diabetic who died after asking jailers for his medication and being refused. Jailers reportedly stepped over him while he was unconscious and dying on the floor.

In July, Ralkina Jones died in an Ohio jail after making her medical needs abundantly clear to jailers, who then ignored them. Hauntingly, Jones told jailers, “I don’t want to die in your cell” when explaining her medical needs.

The same month, Raynette Turner, a 42-year-old mother of eight, was found dead in her jail cell in New York. Turner, jailed for allegedly stealing crab legs from a supermarket, told jailers she was feeling ill. She was briefly taken to the hospital but returned to her cell, where she was found dead the day of her arraignment.

The incidents have drawn scrutiny and attention since the high profile jail cell death of Sandra Bland, a 28-year-old black woman who was stopped for failing to signal before changing lanes in Texas. A few days after the encounter with the officer escalated to her arrest, she was found hanging in her jail cell.

*Editor’s note: This story has been updated to reflect Pine Lawn is in St. Louis County, not the city of St. Louis.

Lol you guys are silly

Naw, you guy is silly.

Nazi-Saluting Cop Plans to Sue for Defamation of Character
A cop who was found in KKK garb giving a Nazi salute claims he has a perfectly valid reason and should not have been fired.

Nazi-saluting cops who’ve been fired from their jobs have reputations to maintain, too.

This week, Raymond Mott, a former police detective with the Lake Arthur PD in Louisiana, was canned after a Facebook photo surfaced of Mott wearing Ku Klux Klan garb and giving the Hitler salute at a meeting in Troy, North Carolina, last summer. The Troy Klan rally ended up being a complete failure with counter-protesters outnumbering the Klansmen nearly 5-1 and mercilessly heckling the racists.

“The picture speaks for itself,” Mott told the Lafayette ABC affiliate. “I’m standing at a rally against illegal immigration. There’s not much to be said about the picture. I’ve never denied it was me.”

After the news was broken by the Jennings Daily News, the former detective initially refused to resign. He also then claimed that he was at the rally working undercover for the FBI. (He subsequently copped to lying through his teeth.)

Police Chief Ray Marcantel asked the Lake Arthur Town Council to get rid of Mott, and at Wednesday’s meeting, the council voted unanimously to fire the Nazi-saluting cop. In response, Mott vowed to sue the town, arguing that his termination was illegal, that the photo was taken out of proper context, and that he has a perfectly valid explanation for the pic that’s full of white-supremacist and fascistic imagery.

“The process that [the town] went through in order to terminate me was not within guidelines of Louisiana law,” Mott said. “Some information was put out that puts my family’s safety at risk. And I will be taking legal action.”

At the time of his firing, Mott was the officer with the most arrests at the Lake Arthur police department. Many of Mott’s cases are now undergoing review by District Attorney Michael Cassidy’s office.

Police Chief Marcantel could not be reached for comment for this story.

When was this?