Protester Arrested for Allegedly Rolling Apple into Ferguson Police Parking Lot

Police refuse to release charges for man arrested Friday afternoon.
Molly Gott | MORE

Ferguson, MO — On Friday, November 7 at approximately 2pm, a protester in Ferguson was arrested for allegedly rolling an apple into the Ferguson Police Department’s parking lot.
The man is currently being held at the St. Ann jail with a $1000 cash-only bond. When representatives, Missourians Organizing for Reform and Empowerment (MORE), the local community group that has been organizing jail and legal support for Ferguson protesters, called the Ferguson and St. Ann jails to inquire about the man’s charges they were told the charges are not being …read more

Cops Didn’t Like This Man’s Facebook Comment, So They Bullied His Employer into Firing Him

In Police State America, if you offend the police you can lose your job.

By William Norman Grigg | Pro Libertate Blog
When an employee in the productive sector offends the company’s customer base, he can expect to the censured, sanctioned, or sacked. Customers who complain about such an employee can expect that their opinions will be listened to politely and respectfully. After all, the owners of the company are vividly aware that the public can take its business elsewhere, so retaining their loyalty is a compelling priority.
By way of contrast, when a police officer employed in the coercive sector alienates the …read more

90 Pounds Of Cocaine Found On Cargo Ship Owned By Anti-Drug Senator’s Family

A cargo ship connected to Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell was recently stopped and searched before departing from Colombia. During the search, Colombian Coast Guard agents seized roughly 90 pounds of cocaine.
The drugs were found on the Ping May, which is a vessel operated by the Foremost Maritime Corporation, a company owned by Mitch McConnell’s in-laws, the Chao family. This connection is not only relevant because of the family connection, but also because the Chao family has often made large donations to McConnell’s campaigns.
In fact, the Chao family has been funding McConnell since the late 1980s. Years later, in 1993, McConnell …read more

Video: New York Deputy Slaps Man For Refusing Unwarranted Search

“Let me see your f*cking keys… I’m searching your f*cking car”

A New York deputy with the Saratoga County Sheriff’s Department was caught on film early Friday morning slapping a young man who declined to have his vehicle searched.
Mikael Thalen | Infowars.com
According to Adam Roberts, who spoke with Infowars after uploading the disturbing video to Youtube, he and his friend Colin Fitch were approached by two deputies while shopping inside a Walmart that evening.
After being forced to present their IDs, the pair were taken outside to Colin’s vehicle and asked about a .22 rifle on the backseat.
As Colin explained that he …read more

Decorated Cop Responding to Domestic Dispute Shows Up and Sexually Assaults the Victim

Lopez was on-duty and in uniform when he forced himself on the 44-year-old woman, reaching inside her jeans to touch her sexually, boasting that he wouldn’t be caught.
Pasco, FL — Deputy Carlos Lopez and a fellow deputy, of the Pasco County Sheriff’s Office, responded to a call about a possible domestic dispute at the house of a 44-year-old woman.
Three days later, on Halloween night, Lopez decided to go back to the house conduct a followup, alone.
When Lopez arrived at the unnamed woman’s home he forced himself on her. According to the Sheriff’s Office report, Lopez arrived, on-duty in uniform and …read more

Former SpaceX Employee Faces Life In Prison For Operating Silk Road 2.0

Police have arrested a man in connection with allegedly operating the online marketplace “Silk Road 2.o”.
According to the FBI, Blake Benthall was arrested in San Francisco on Wednesday and charged with one count of conspiring to commit narcotics trafficking, one count of conspiring to commit computer hacking, one count of conspiring to traffic in fraudulent identification documents, and one count of money laundering conspiracy.
If convicted of these non-violent charges he faces life in prison.
Business Insider reported that Benthall is a former employee of SpaceX, Elon Musk’s private rocket company.
The arrest was reportedly connected to “Operation Onymous”, a government operation that …read more