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- GOP Convention Papers Ordered Opened
  Posted by Jeff from Huffington Post
  The city had contended that the documents should remain confidential, saying opening them would jeopardize the city's rights to a fair trial. Lawsuits allege that the city violated constitutional rights when it arrested more than 1,800 people at the convention. The judge stayed his ruling for 10 days. Peter Farrell, a city lawyer, said the city is considering an appeal.
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- Stranger Rape DNA Project will speed police work — and already has
  Posted by Jeff from Seattle Times
  Last month, an 11-year-old girl was raped at her Olympia home. DNA evidence was flown to Dallas and the results were available in two weeks. Those results exonerated a 23-year-old man arrested in connection with the rape.
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- Ohio's License Plates for Sex Offenders
  Posted by ptristam from Pierre Tristam
  Ohio turns totalitarian
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- Car veers off I-90 ramp, isn't found for 12 hours
  Posted by Jeff from Seattle Times
  Suspecting the car had gone over the edge, he immediately called 911 on his cellphone and reported what he'd seen. When he heard this morning that a car had been found and a body recovered, he went to the scene to tell the State Patrol what he knew.
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- Judge Limits New York Police Taping
  Posted by Jeff from New York Times
  In yesterday’s ruling, Judge Haight, of United States District Court in Manhattan, found that by videotaping people who were exercising their right to free speech and breaking no laws, the Police Department had ignored the milder limits he had imposed on it in 2003.
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- Number of People Stopped by New York Police Soars
  Posted by Kaerast from New York Times
  The New York Police Department released new information yesterday showing that police officers stopped 508,540 individuals on New York City streets last year — an average of 1,393 stops per day — often searching them for illegal weapons. The number was up from 97,296 in 2002, the last time the department divulged 12 months’ worth of data.
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- Bahrain, Shi'ite protesters attacked by police
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  A protester tends to a comrade who was hit by a rubber bullet during clashes with riot police in Manama February 2, 2007. Bahrain's riot police clashed with some 200 Shi'ite protesters in Manama on Friday after the arrest of a Shi'ite opposition figure and a human rights activist. REUTERS/Hamad Mohammed (BAHRAIN)
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pradip comments on:
Dead Black Man Was Tasered Nine Times by White Cop

they are rascals like a mad pig

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4:39 am 7/29/08
pradip comments on:
Dead Black Man Was Tasered Nine Times by White Cop

white police officer are ghost & bastard

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4:38 am 7/29/08
jhand47201 comments on:
Primetime Lies: How ABC News Cheers Police Brutality / Pierre Tristam [Candide's Notebooks]

they are a corporation and the corporations run this country and own the government. the government gives corporation more and more power. since police are the enforcement arm of government on all levels it is necessary to demonstrate to the population at large the level of violence that can be dealt out to those who run afoul of the police. this will silence many of the voices of protest of those who have had enough of the corporate takeover of the US and the world. and it works! look at any police violence video on a site like YouTube and read the comments. no matter how extreme the police violence or unnecessary in the comments are those who proudly post about their willingness to subjugate and submit to anything a law enforcement officer does. they so sincerely believe that a badge and a gun equate to divine righteousness. what pathetic fools. as Frank Zappa once said, "There’s a difference between kneeling down and bending over."

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11:23 pm 3/12/08

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