Police Say Brutality is “Consistent with Officer’s Training” After Alarming Video Goes Viral

Burlington, VT — Burlington police are defending the conduct of their out of control Officers, Ethan Czyzewski and Ryan Rabideau, who were caught on camera over the weekend repeatedly punching 20 year old Shane Langevin, who is face down on the ground after being tased. The department’s Chief Michael Schirling says this is consistent with the officers’ training.
In the video, which was posted online on Sunday, a police officer is seen punching the man on the ground at least seven times, while the other officer pepper sprays a good samaritan named Michael Mazza who attempted to stop the attack. …read more

Angry Protesters Storm FBI Building, Back Scared Cops into Corner

Washington D.C. — This Tuesday, protesters assembled at various sites across the world for a demonstration called “The Million Mask March.” The protests were not centered on one specific issue or event, but served as an outlet for people to voice their frustrations with the different institutions that control their lives.
Protests hit major cities worldwide, with some of the largest in London and Washington DC. During the protests in Washington DC, a group of masked Anonymous protesters stormed the FBI headquarters to face a group of terrified police officers.
At first, the police patrolling the building were caught off guard, and …read more

The People Have Spoken: Arresting People for a Plant is Immoral

Tense voting on Tuesday saw recreational marijuana legalized in Washington DC and Oregon, with Alaska expected to follow suit. In Florida, a vote to legalize the use of medical marijuana fell just short of a constitutional 60 percent majority.

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In Washington DC, the measure – known as District Initiative 71 – allows residents to grow up to six marijuana plants in their homes and possess up to 2 ounces of the drug for their own use.
Support for the measure in DC registered at 65 percent in favor (20,727 votes) to 29.5 percent against, according to National Public Radio. Medical marijuana was …read more

Man Calls 911 For Chest Pains, Cops Show Up Beat Him and Threaten to Kill Him

Mingo, WV — Last week, Jerry Maynard of Mingo County was assaulted by a police officer after he called 911 for help because he thought he may have been having a heart attack. The police officer who responded to the call can be seen on surveillance video violently pushing the man to the ground, and he had also allegedly threatened to kill the victim as well.
Maynard has a heart condition, and last Thursday he began to experience chest pain and feared that he may have been having a heart attack. Maynard immediately called 911 and waited for them to arrive. …read more