Two Baltimore Law Enforcement Officers Caught on Video Looting 7/11 During April Riots

Baltimore, Maryland – It was reported this week that two Baltimore corrections officers were arrested for looting during the riots that took place last month. According to The Baltimore Sun, Tamika Cobb and Kendra Richard were seen on video looting the now infamous 7-Eleven on W. Baltimore Street.
Both officers were charged with theft and burglary and placed on paid administrative leave. Their bails were set at $35,000.
The video shows Richard holding Slim Jims and Cobb holding a bag of chips.
According to Baltimore Sun:
Public Safety and Correctional Services Secretary Stephen T. Moyer praised investigators for “immediately” following up on a tip …read more

D.A.R.E. Officer Resigns After He was Caught Selling Drugs to High Profile Bourbon Thieves

Frankfort, KY– Officer Mike Wells of the Frankfort Police Department resigned on Monday, after being implicated in selling anabolic steroids to one of the main figures in the high-profile Wild Turkey bourbon theft ring. Wells was a DARE officer, whose ironic job was to educate children on the dangers using drugs.
The crime ring is allegedly responsible for more than $100,000 in bourbon thefts, including ultra-rare Pappy Van Winkle, Kentucky.com reported. So far 18 barrels of Wild Turkey have been recovered, as well as 25 bottles of Pappy Van Winkle.
A search warrant filed on Tuesday names Wells as a person …read more

“We’ve been a Dismal Failure,” Cops Say Its Time To End The Drug War And Admit They Lost

Richmond, Virginia – Veteran police officers in Virginia recently gave strong public support for ending prohibition at a meeting this week.
This Tuesday, The Governor’s Task Force on Prescription Drug and Heroin Abuse met in Richmond to discuss the current strategies used in the drug war. At the meeting, Galax Police Chief Rick Clark Jr. made some very strong comments in support of drug legalization and even admitted that the government has lost the drug war.
“We’ve been a dismal failure. We’ve missed the mark. I don’t think we can throw money at it. Obviously we have not arrested our way out …read more

Nevada Senate Passes Bill to Create a Presidential Primary

On May 11, the Nevada Senate passed SB 421. It switches Nevada from a caucus state to a presidential primary state. The primary would be in late February, and the bill moves the primary for all other office to February as well. If the bill becomes law, Nevada would have the nation’s earliest primaries for Congress. Thanks to Josh Putnam for this news. …read more

Dashcam Video Shows Police Responding to 9-1-1 Call, Show Up and Immediately Shoot the Victim

Hollywood, SC– Newly released dashcam footage captured a disturbing scene as Deputies Keith Tyner and Richard Powell of the Charleston County Sheriff’s Department arrived at the home of 26-year-old Bryant Heyward, who had just been the victim of a home invasion. Heyward had fended off the two intruders who were threatening his home and his life, only to be critically shot and paralyzed by those who he had desperately called for help.
On May 7, Heyward frantically called the police to report two men attempting to break into his home. After calling the police, he called his brother, who …read more

What are Bush and Obama hiding from you?

There’s a note to Safari browser users in the P.S.
Some members of Congress say Saudi Arabia helped fund 9/11.

And their evidence for this is contained in 28 censored pages from a 2002 Congressional investigation.
That’s why you should tell Congress to demand their release using DownsizeDC.org’s campaign.

You may borrow from or copy this letter…

Members of Congress who’ve read the censored 9/11 pages suggest the government of Saudi Arabia helped fund the 9/11 attacks.

Is this surprising?

* For decades, the Saudi Royals have funded extremist Sunni Muslims and their global causes
* …read more