Tag Archives: revenue collection

Police stopped a man for improper bicycle lighting and then turned off their body cameras. Moments after the video resumes, the man was pronounced dead.

After the cop who killed Eric Garner was fired, the NYPD threw a temper tantrum and has slowed down making arrests and writing tickets, but crime has not gone up.

Despite no increases in crashes or injuries, Denver authorities started enforcing a random bicycle speed limit, citing violators upwards of $500.

To separate citizens from their money, Georgia cops are dressing up like road workers to catch unsuspecting motorists on the phone or not wearing a seat belt.

To separate citizens from their money, police now going undercover as construction workers to collect insanely high fines in road work zones.

A police department in Virginia is now forcing citizens to buy random stickers fort heir vehicles or face further extortion or jail.

As Killeen police wrote a ticket a minute, the son of one of their own walked free despite killing an unarmed man on video.

A Kansas man proved that police are willing to escalate situations to the use of deadly force over a revenue collection stop for a seat belt.

Four innocent college kids on the way to football practice were held at gunpoint by a fearful cop because they were riding in a car with a broken tail light.

A skin cancer survivor who had window tint on her vehicle to protect herself from the sun was ticketed by a cop for dark tint who was just doing his job.