Smyrna, Delaware sued for civil rights violation after it tickets man who flashed headlights to warn about a speed trap. thenewspaper.com HeadlightAnthony Jackson is a thoughtful motorist. He noticed a police officer hiding behind a bridge as he drove past the bottom of a hill on Main Street in Smyrna, …
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When you pay a ticket, that’s an admission of guilt and you’ll end up not only paying a fine, but dealing with any other ripple effects as your infraction is reported to the National Driver Register and shows up on your driving record in your home state. By Raj Dua …
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The FBI director has slammed Apple and Google for offering their customers encryption technology that protects users’ privacy. “Deeply concerned” James Comey wants to push on Congress to “fix” laws to ensure police can still access private data. RT.com “It’s the equivalent of a closet that can’t be opened. …
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Request violates Constitution & Facebook’s Terms of Service The Watervliet, N.Y., Police Department is asking pistol permit applicants for access to their Facebook accounts. Kit Daniels | Infowars.com https://twitter.com/tazcat2011/status/522859125437263873 The department recently sent an applicant a form which asked for his Facebook username and password, and after the applicant complained, …
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The American tradition of Halloween trick-or-treating is rife with urban myths about children being handed poisoned chocolates or razor blade-laced apples. This year, Denver police are worried about a new form of candy corruption: marijuana. RT.com To counteract the new fear of cannabis candy in Colorado – which legalized the …
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Coerced by police into a murder confession as a teenager, Brooklyn man David McCallum was finally released today after serving 29 years behind bars. RT.com McCallum sobbed in court when his murder conviction was vacated on Wednesday, his head down on the Brooklyn Supreme Court defense table, according to New …
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Released documents show that New York City shelled out hundreds of millions of dollars to settle civil rights lawsuits involving the New York Police Department. RT.com The documents – released by the New York City Law Department – show more than 12,000 cases since 2009 where the city paid out …
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Hundreds of residents in a southern-Mexican city smashed up the state capital building in a furious protest over the continued lack of information about 43 local college students, believed to have been abducted by corrupt police. RT.com The local police are allegedly working with a powerful drug cartel and it’s …
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On their website, the National Neighborhood Watch Institute (NNWI) stresses that citizens should only report crime, not try to stop it in action. They warn their readers: “Always remember that your responsibility is to report crime. Do not take any risks to prevent a crime or try to make an …
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