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“You’re gonna go to the hospital next! Move your s**t!”

A Maryland man was relieved to see the police pull up as they were in need of help, however the police did no helping, only assaulting.
Tunde Adeyale is filing a multi-million dollar lawsuit against the Mt. Rainier police department after he was assaulted and ticketed for getting his car stuck in the snow.
The incident happened during a terrible snowstorm on March 17, 2014, when Adeyale lost control of his car and slid off the road, getting the car stuck in a snow embankment.
Adeyale was driving a friend home that night, and …read more

On September 26, Siena College released a poll for the New York gubernatorial race. The results: Democratic incumbent Andrew Cuomo 56%; Republican Rob Astorino 27%; Green Party nominee Howie Hawkins 7%; undecided or other 10%. See more detail here. Scroll down to question 24. Based on these results, it seems likely that the Green Party(More)… …read more

“It’s pretty clearly unconstitutional, they would have to show an important need to justify these limits, and they just can’t.”

The U.S. Forest Service has put forward a ridiculous new set of rules which includes a mandatory permit for taking pictures of federally owned park land for commercial or professional purposes. The permit would cost roughly $1,500 and photographers who are caught taking pictures without a permit will be fined up to $1,000.
Liz Close, a spokesperson for the Forest Service, says that the laws are intended to “preserve the untamed character of the country’s wilderness”, whatever that means. …read more

Tecumseh, Oklahoma — Police claim that they needed to protect themselves, when they chose to handcuff and, according to the child’s father, use excessive force, on a nine year old elementary school student.
The boy’s father, Morgan King, arrived at the school to pick up his child just as the officer was carrying his handcuffed son inside to the school principal’s office.

The police allege the young boy was making threats against the school staff.
King does not contend that his special needs son has a history of disciplinary problems, but argues that the incident should have been a school matter, not a …read more

An Alaska state court will hear oral arguments on Friday, September 26, on whether state election officials erred when they let an independent gubernatorial candidate, Bill Walker, substitute a new Lieutenant Governor running mate. The new running mate is the former Democratic Party gubernatorial nominee, who withdrew and formed a unity ticket. See this story. …read more

According to this story, three New York Democratic nominees for State Senate have also won the Green Party nomination, by filing as write-in candidates in the Green Party’s primary. …read more

The Eleventh Circuit will hear Stein v Bennett, 13-15556, on Friday, November 21, in Montgomery, Alabama. The issue is Alabama’s March petition deadline for newly-qualifying party petitions, in presidential election years. The plaintiffs include the Libertarian, Green, and Constitution Parties, and some of their candidates and officers. …read more

Family of Tommy McClain are speaking out against Eureka Police Department’s version of events which left McClain dead and his cousin tasered and hauled off to jail in California last Wednesday.

Nichole Mottern explained to the OutPost that McClain was living with her, her husband (who is McClain’s cousin) and the couple’s two children.
The trio had gone out earlier in the evening to celebrate her husbands birthday, when they arrived back at their townhouse, her husband was intoxicated and went up to bed.
According to Mottern, her and McClain were chatting in front of the house, when she ran inside for two …read more

Late last month, 22-year-old Mark Salazar was shot 6 times and killed by Sgt. Ryan Stark of the Oklahoma City Police Department.
When the story first hit the news, police told the media a number of lies about the case. The police said that Salazar was under the influence of drugs and that he had stolen a car, but both of those claims were later proven to be false.
Many other details about the case were also highly disputed, including the events which led up to Salazar’s death.
The police say that Stark fired his weapon because he felt that he was …read more