re: your pointSuperJail Warden wrote:
I actually talked to my girlfriend about this. She was like "in America you are innocent until proven guilty. The court has to prove you..." I had to stop her and explain that it doesn't work that way in practice. She really doesn't comprehend that in America the police largely do what they want and society generally sides against the accused.Newbie wrote:
doesn't help that it's a driver's burden to get out of even a bs ticket.
you can't make this stuff up.St. Louis Police File Felony Charge Against Bar:PM Owner After SUV Crash
Co-owner Chad Morris now faces a charge of felony assault on an officer
https://www.riverfronttimes.com/news/st … h-41472853
lol....The police probable cause statement associated with the charges against Bar:PM co-owner Chad Morris (who also goes by Chad Wick) alleges that Morris began to "scream obscenities" in the wake of the collision. The officer writes that Morris "struck me hard in the chest with an open hand, causing me to temporarily lose my balance." Morris then allegedly tried to flee into a gangway between the bar and another building, closing a gate on an officer as he did, according to the statement.
Morris is now facing a charge of felony assault on an officer and misdemeanor resisting arrest.
Bar:PM's other co-owner, James Pence, spoke to the RFT this morning and said that it was the police who came at bar staff aggressively, even beyond the fact they drove an SUV into their business.
Pence told the RFT he was upstairs when the entire building shook due to the crash. He came downstairs to an officer demanding to see his identification. When Pence refused, he was spun around and placed in handcuffs.
As for Morris, Pence said that he was filming the crash scene when three officers "went for him."
"He raised his arm and they said he hit them," Pence said.
After Morris was arrested and booked, Judge Rochelle M. Woodiest ordered that he be held without bond.
https://nypost.com/2023/12/28/metro/nyp … id-policy/The NYPD’s controversial practice of raiding Big Apple nightspots is being put to bed, city officials said Thursday — following years of complaints from local businesses.
A new policy, announced by Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday, would replace the Giuliani-era MARCH initiative — or Multi-Agency Response to Community Hotspots — that led to cops storming into bars and clubs for surprise inspections during business hours.
The new initiative announced — dubbed Coordinating a United Resolution with Establishments, or CURE for short — requires local police precincts to speak with owners or managers about possible violations or neighborhood complaints before taking further action.
The city has long faced complaints about the decades-old policy of conducting unannounced blitzes, which sometimes led to the business being shuttered and which owners said amounted to harassment and scared off patrons.
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especially trying to gaslight the nation by claiming she was some 'trained' and/or 'radicalised' person who had 'weaponised' her vehicle.SuperJail Warden wrote:
ICE agent shot a panicking lady dropping her kid at school? That video is wild.
Last edited by uziq (2026-01-08 05:26:37)
invoking 1984 is probably overplayed, but state's truth and all that. administration desperately trying to make their reality the official history. i've already had people tell me that she tried to run him over.really maximally odious stuff from your elected representatives! kinda fascistic!
Special Agent Doofy running in front of carsThe Immigration and Customs Enforcement Officer who fatally shot a Minneapolis woman behind the wheel of her vehicle on Wednesday was dragged behind a vehicle driven by an illegal immigrant who was fleeing a traffic stop last year, the Department of Homeland Security revealed.
