The hero warrior cop is ready to get roided up, rape, and drink and drive
08-29-2014, 01:12 AM
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I agree completely.
In this case, I am speaking from direct personal experience. My current relationship has led me to a considerable broadening of my circle of acquaintances, including a number of "undesirables" who are either current or former substance abusers. None are physically disabled, though many are chronically unemployed or underemployed. I have attended small social gatherings with certain of the above, and I have made a number of observations:
1: Smartphone ownership among this group is nearly 100%, with a strong preference shown for the later-model iPhones.
2: The majority smoke cigarettes to the tune of 1-2 packs per day at around $14 a pack, the average price across the state of New York. (source) In case $14 doesn't seem like a lot, that's $420-$840 per month on cigarettes alone. The mortgage on my last house was less than $840 / month.
3: Most "couples" among this group are unmarried, more than half of the unmarried women have children, and among those with more than one child, there is a strong bias towards the children having multiple fathers.
4: Most males in this group own two or more high-end videogaming systems of either the current generation or one generation previous. Additionally, males and families with adult males seem to subscribe to premium cable TV plans which heavily feature a large amount of sports programming, costing on average around $150-200 per month.
5: A very strong preference is exhibited for consuming takeout / fast food / delivery food, as opposed to cooking in the home. Many individuals and couples in this group, including those with small children at home, literally never cook their own food at all despite residing in an apartment with a functional kitchen.
and, most relevant:
6: I have, on several occasions, overheard one food-stamp* recipient brag to another food-stamp recipient the sort of nonessential products which they have been able to get away with buying. Examples here including Monster brand energy drink, various candy products, and "high end" cuts of meat and seafood.
In the same way that it rubs you as offensive to see uninformed people paint an overly-broad negative image of sloth and abuse in the social-welfare programs, I am likewise annoyed by those who use the same brush to attack individuals making well-informed and specific criticisms of same, based on lofty but unfounded idealistic visions of the world.
With regard to the observation above, with one exception, 100% these people are either white or Hispanic like myself. Thus, this observation is not at all racist. In fact, I find it somewhat telling that you immediately equated race with poverty.
In this case, I am speaking from direct personal experience. My current relationship has led me to a considerable broadening of my circle of acquaintances, including a number of "undesirables" who are either current or former substance abusers. None are physically disabled, though many are chronically unemployed or underemployed. I have attended small social gatherings with certain of the above, and I have made a number of observations:
1: Smartphone ownership among this group is nearly 100%, with a strong preference shown for the later-model iPhones.
2: The majority smoke cigarettes to the tune of 1-2 packs per day at around $14 a pack, the average price across the state of New York. (source) In case $14 doesn't seem like a lot, that's $420-$840 per month on cigarettes alone. The mortgage on my last house was less than $840 / month.
3: Most "couples" among this group are unmarried, more than half of the unmarried women have children, and among those with more than one child, there is a strong bias towards the children having multiple fathers.
4: Most males in this group own two or more high-end videogaming systems of either the current generation or one generation previous. Additionally, males and families with adult males seem to subscribe to premium cable TV plans which heavily feature a large amount of sports programming, costing on average around $150-200 per month.
5: A very strong preference is exhibited for consuming takeout / fast food / delivery food, as opposed to cooking in the home. Many individuals and couples in this group, including those with small children at home, literally never cook their own food at all despite residing in an apartment with a functional kitchen.
and, most relevant:
6: I have, on several occasions, overheard one food-stamp* recipient brag to another food-stamp recipient the sort of nonessential products which they have been able to get away with buying. Examples here including Monster brand energy drink, various candy products, and "high end" cuts of meat and seafood.
* = I acknowledge that there is more than one class of need-based supplemental nutritional assistance available, each with different rules, and I don't know enough about them to discriminate between them.
In the same way that it rubs you as offensive to see uninformed people paint an overly-broad negative image of sloth and abuse in the social-welfare programs, I am likewise annoyed by those who use the same brush to attack individuals making well-informed and specific criticisms of same, based on lofty but unfounded idealistic visions of the world.
With regard to the observation above, with one exception, 100% these people are either white or Hispanic like myself. Thus, this observation is not at all racist. In fact, I find it somewhat telling that you immediately equated race with poverty.
When I went to college the world looked a way.
In a later time even the dopers appeared very different.
It was like a whole different world.
Hell, I lived high for a couple times - about six month periods getting food stamps.
At the one time in my life it seemed the low lifer social parasites was few when I was (I called myself a refugee) on the West side the whole world was the desperate and many parents who ....
Well, I don't know what i would have done with them were I Emperor. Maybe give a study for salvageable children. - take away the parasites meal tickets and see what they do then.
Lot of despicable wretches that I can see how the righteous folks would consider them to be undeserving because they judge them unable to do better yet condemn them for not doing so at the same time.
I have wondered what would come after taking away from them what they don't deserve. I suppose they are all dealing drugs to afford all the expensive ****.
I don't think there is a closed system that is all welfare cheats dealing drugs to one another. Must be someone selling **** to folks with money.
Lot of addicts steal to support their habits. They steal from folks in general and the steal from each other. I don't think that really supports that economy though.
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Deleted some stuff. Getting into too much detail. Wish I were articulate such to put it in a book.
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Anyway - I have seen a lot of bitching and solutions that seem as much as the folks who want to solve the ME by nuking the whole area to radioactive glass.
Folks assume that there is solutions to things and that stuff just gotta be done and there needs be blame that it does not get done.
Take away the food stamps and I suppose the stores in that part of town would not make enough income to stay in business.
The powers that be could crack down on crime but would need cheaper way to keep the prisoners since I gather it costs more to keep a convict housed than to give the welfare.
Where did them folks get the money for them expensive phones? I got free phone that is good for talking and text. I rarely use either. I'd think that it'd be expensive to use the features of them expensive phones that I suppose doe internet and games and lotta stuff I have not paid much attention.
Oh well, enough rambling. I can understand the complaint and the begrudging.
Elect me Emperor and I'd give them folks free drugs and phones and rent in something where the toilet flushes and all on condition they get a simple medical procedure so they don't need make a batch of meal tickets that becomes the next generation of them.
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08-29-2014, 01:19 AM
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isolated theme: In CA, it is legal to kill/manslaughter so long as you're doing it while being completely negligent for purposes of your employment
Deputy who killed former Napster COO after drifting into the bike lane while distracted by his laptop will NOT face charges because he was answering a work-related email | Mail Online
Deputy who killed former Napster COO after drifting into the bike lane while distracted by his laptop will NOT face charges because he was answering a work-related email | Mail Online
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08-29-2014, 02:11 PM
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Isolated theme: police officer lures a woman on Craigslist for a "romantic encounter," shoots her, burns her corpse in the woods, and flees to Mexico. (Note correct use of word "isolated" to describe a specific crime perpetuated by a lone individual which is not in any way reflective of an endemic pattern of injustice, nor reflective on the police establishment as a whole.)
Police officer accused of killing, burning New York woman on first date
Posted 11:55 AM, August 29, 2014, by CNN
Tahreem Zeus Rana, a police officer in Atlanta, is accused of killing a 26-year-old woman he met on Craigslist then burning her body to get rid of the evidence. (Photo: CBS46)
HAPEVILLE, Ga. (WGCL) – A 26-year-old woman recently moved from New York to Atlanta was shot to death and then her body was burned in a secluded area, allegedly during her first “date” with a police officer whom she met online.
The Hapeville Police Department issued arrest warrants for Tahreem Zeus Rana on the charges of murder, arson and kidnapping. He was arrested about 9 a.m. Thursday at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport while he was trying to get on a flight to Mexico.
On Aug. 22, a Hapeville city employee found the body of a woman on fire at the end of Elm Street.
Police said the woman, Vernicia Woodard, 26, was shot multiple times and set on fire.
“First he took her to a secluded area to do the crime and then after killing her, he used some kind of fuel to light the body on fire in order to cover up any type of evidence that may be there,” said Detective Stephen Cushing.
Hapeville police said Rana and Woodard met on Craigslist for a “romantic exchange” and the night she was killed was the first time they had met in person.
Veronica Woodward, 26, was killed allegedly by a police officer in Georgia. (Photo: CBS46)
Rana was questioned Wednesday by police. Later in the day evidence at the scene and Internet correspondence led them to consider him a suspect, but police couldn’t find him.
Rana is currently employed by the City of Atlanta Police Department as a police officer. He was supposed to go to work Wednesday night but never showed up.
Police put Rana on the no-fly list, let him get through security to ensure he was not armed, then moved in to arrest him.
“We are shocked and saddened by these developments. The officer has been relieved from duty, and is in a non-enforcement status. Chief Turner will schedule an emergency hearing immediately today to determine the next course of action. We must allow the justice system to run its course. But these clearly are very disturbing allegations that are not in line with the expectations we have for our officers, and will be immediately dealt with,” said APD Public Affairs Director Carlos Campos.
Rana grew up in Hapeville. Officers there said they knew his family.
“It’s very saddening to many of the people here,” said Cushing. “Officers actually remember him walking to school here as a young boy saying when I grow up I want to be a police officer. It’s very disheartening to see somebody you grew up with, seeing a young boy change his life and go this route.”
Woodard had just moved to Atlanta from New York. She does have some family in the area.
Police have not said what might have led to her death.
Rana is now in the Fulton County Jail and will appear in court Friday morning.
Police officer accused of killing, burning New York woman on first date | New York's PIX11 / WPIX-TV
Posted 11:55 AM, August 29, 2014, by CNN
Tahreem Zeus Rana, a police officer in Atlanta, is accused of killing a 26-year-old woman he met on Craigslist then burning her body to get rid of the evidence. (Photo: CBS46)
HAPEVILLE, Ga. (WGCL) – A 26-year-old woman recently moved from New York to Atlanta was shot to death and then her body was burned in a secluded area, allegedly during her first “date” with a police officer whom she met online.
The Hapeville Police Department issued arrest warrants for Tahreem Zeus Rana on the charges of murder, arson and kidnapping. He was arrested about 9 a.m. Thursday at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport while he was trying to get on a flight to Mexico.
On Aug. 22, a Hapeville city employee found the body of a woman on fire at the end of Elm Street.
Police said the woman, Vernicia Woodard, 26, was shot multiple times and set on fire.
“First he took her to a secluded area to do the crime and then after killing her, he used some kind of fuel to light the body on fire in order to cover up any type of evidence that may be there,” said Detective Stephen Cushing.
Hapeville police said Rana and Woodard met on Craigslist for a “romantic exchange” and the night she was killed was the first time they had met in person.
Veronica Woodward, 26, was killed allegedly by a police officer in Georgia. (Photo: CBS46)
Rana was questioned Wednesday by police. Later in the day evidence at the scene and Internet correspondence led them to consider him a suspect, but police couldn’t find him.
Rana is currently employed by the City of Atlanta Police Department as a police officer. He was supposed to go to work Wednesday night but never showed up.
Police put Rana on the no-fly list, let him get through security to ensure he was not armed, then moved in to arrest him.
“We are shocked and saddened by these developments. The officer has been relieved from duty, and is in a non-enforcement status. Chief Turner will schedule an emergency hearing immediately today to determine the next course of action. We must allow the justice system to run its course. But these clearly are very disturbing allegations that are not in line with the expectations we have for our officers, and will be immediately dealt with,” said APD Public Affairs Director Carlos Campos.
Rana grew up in Hapeville. Officers there said they knew his family.
“It’s very saddening to many of the people here,” said Cushing. “Officers actually remember him walking to school here as a young boy saying when I grow up I want to be a police officer. It’s very disheartening to see somebody you grew up with, seeing a young boy change his life and go this route.”
Woodard had just moved to Atlanta from New York. She does have some family in the area.
Police have not said what might have led to her death.
Rana is now in the Fulton County Jail and will appear in court Friday morning.
Police officer accused of killing, burning New York woman on first date | New York's PIX11 / WPIX-TV
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09-02-2014, 08:11 AM
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irony: Man Who Painted Maserati To Resemble 'Transformers' Robot Accused Of Impersonating Cop
still no charges on police being arrested for impersonating military.
he lawyer for a Massachusetts man facing charges of impersonating a police officer for driving around a Maserati painted to resemble a police cruiser calls the case against his client "silly."
Attorney Russell Matson tells The Patriot Ledger (Braintree lawyer calls impersonation charge against client 'silly' - News - The Patriot Ledger, Quincy, MA - Quincy, MA ) his client "never pretended to be a cop," and even told police in advance he was going to decorate his car to look like the character Barricade from a "Transformers" movie.
Matson did not disclose his client's name. The luxury Italian vehicle's body was painted black and white with a police-style shield on the doors, and police-related decals. The door shield was accompanied by the phrase "Decepticons punish and enslave," from the movie.
The driver was pulled over on Aug. 9. He was not arrested but summoned to court on Sept. 4.
Attorney Russell Matson tells The Patriot Ledger (Braintree lawyer calls impersonation charge against client 'silly' - News - The Patriot Ledger, Quincy, MA - Quincy, MA ) his client "never pretended to be a cop," and even told police in advance he was going to decorate his car to look like the character Barricade from a "Transformers" movie.
Matson did not disclose his client's name. The luxury Italian vehicle's body was painted black and white with a police-style shield on the doors, and police-related decals. The door shield was accompanied by the phrase "Decepticons punish and enslave," from the movie.
The driver was pulled over on Aug. 9. He was not arrested but summoned to court on Sept. 4.
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09-02-2014, 09:08 AM
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So, it's your assertion that luring ***** out into the woods for a quickie, shooting them, and torching their corpses is something that only law enforcement officers can do? Or is it that LEOs have clearly demonstrated a propensity to lure ***** out into the woods for a quickie, shoot them, and torch their corpses at a significantly higher rate than the general public?
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09-02-2014, 12:04 PM
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So, it's your assertion that luring ***** out into the woods for a quickie, shooting them, and torching their corpses is something that only law enforcement officers can do? Or is it that LEOs have clearly demonstrated a propensity to lure ***** out into the woods for a quickie, shoot them, and torch their corpses at a significantly higher rate than the general public?
Given the police's penchant for nominal in-house investigations and administrative cover-ups, I think it's safer to to assume that police might be committing all kinds of heinous crimes on a widespread basis. You can't be too vigilant! As you yourself have commented, it's better to assume that all police are unreasonable, angry, untrained grizzly bears that would just as soon rape us to death, eat our flesh, and sew our skins into their clothing (and if we're very, very lucky, they'll do it in that order) than to see them as guardians of peace and order and protectors of the innocent.
Or, you know, maybe it was a joke.
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09-02-2014, 12:56 PM
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speaking of rape and in-house support:
Cop Forced 8 Women to Have Sex With Him Under Threat of Arrest - Hit & Run : Reason.com
Cop Forced 8 Women to Have Sex With Him Under Threat of Arrest - Hit & Run : Reason.com
An Oklahoma City cop was arrested for forcing eight different women to have sex with him. The officer, 27-year-old Daniel Holtzclaw, allegedly told his victims that he would arrest them if they did not engage in various sexual acts with him.
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The Oklahoma City Fraternal Order of Police is still supporting Holtzclaw pending the results of an investigation. The organization released a statement explaining that, "Officers often find themselves unfairly targeted by all types of allegations."
Holtzclaw's family and friends have set up a Facebook page, "Justice for Daniel Holtzclaw." Supporters criticized his extremely high bail amount of $5 million.
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The Oklahoma City Fraternal Order of Police is still supporting Holtzclaw pending the results of an investigation. The organization released a statement explaining that, "Officers often find themselves unfairly targeted by all types of allegations."
Holtzclaw's family and friends have set up a Facebook page, "Justice for Daniel Holtzclaw." Supporters criticized his extremely high bail amount of $5 million.
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09-03-2014, 01:57 PM
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war against chickens.
Minnesota police chief decapitates boy's pet chicken; complaint filed - TwinCities.com
war against chickens.
Minnesota police chief decapitates boy's pet chicken; complaint filed - TwinCities.com
An Atwater woman has filed a formal complaint against the Atwater police chief for trespassing on her property and killing her young son's pet chicken -- leaving the hen's decapitated head just feet from the backyard chicken coop.
Ashley Turnbull said she knows she violated the city's ordinance that prohibits fowl and acknowledges she was told Aug. 7 by police to remove the three chickens and two ducks.
But she said Police Chief Trevor Berger went too far when he came onto her property about a week later, when nobody was home, and clubbed, killed and decapitated a small, red hen with a shovel.
"The chicken was like a puppy dog to my son," said Turnbull. "You wouldn't do that to a puppy."
Berger said he was simply enforcing the city ordinance that has been on the books since 1960 and was responding to a "frustrated' neighbor's repeated complaints, including a report on Aug. 16 that one of Turnbull's chickens was running loose in the residential area near the elementary school.
Ashley Turnbull said she knows she violated the city's ordinance that prohibits fowl and acknowledges she was told Aug. 7 by police to remove the three chickens and two ducks.
But she said Police Chief Trevor Berger went too far when he came onto her property about a week later, when nobody was home, and clubbed, killed and decapitated a small, red hen with a shovel.
"The chicken was like a puppy dog to my son," said Turnbull. "You wouldn't do that to a puppy."
Berger said he was simply enforcing the city ordinance that has been on the books since 1960 and was responding to a "frustrated' neighbor's repeated complaints, including a report on Aug. 16 that one of Turnbull's chickens was running loose in the residential area near the elementary school.
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09-03-2014, 01:59 PM
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war against sidewalk users:
Mom Arrested for Blocking Sidewalk While Waiting for Family to Use Bathroom - Midtown - DNAinfo.com New York
Mom Arrested for Blocking Sidewalk While Waiting for Family to Use Bathroom - Midtown - DNAinfo.com New York
mother and former top government lawyer waiting for her husband and kids to use the bathroom at a Times Square restaurant was arrested for blocking the sidewalk, in what she calls an attempt by the NYPD to target her for being Muslim, according to a pending lawsuit.
Chaumtoli Huq, 42, a human rights lawyer and former general counsel for Public Advocate Letitia James, said she had just left a pro-Palestinian rally in Times Square on July 19 with her husband and two young children when they stopped to use the bathroom at Ruby Tuesday at 41st Street and Seventh Avenue.
Huq said she was standing just inches from the front of the restaurant waiting for her husband, Marvin Cabrera, and her 10-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter when Officer Ryan Lathrop and another officer approached her and demanded she clear the sidewalk.
"I'm not in anybody's way. Why do I have to move? What's the problem?" she told police, according to the criminal complaint.
Huq said there was plenty of room for pedestrians to walk between her and the protesters, who were penned in along Seventh Avenue.
She said the officers pinned her against the wall, prompting her to say, “I can’t move, I can’t move.”
But Lathrop claimed in a criminal complaint that Huq refused to move when directed to do so. She was arrested.
“At that point I didn’t know what was happening. I was just thinking, ‘What’s going on?’ and all of a sudden the officer flips me [around]…he [turns] my body and presses me against the wall of the restaurant,” Huq said. “He shoved my left arm all the way and kept pushing it and handcuffed me. At that point I just like instinctively yelled, ‘Help!’ because I was alone. I screamed, ‘Help!’"
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She was held for more than nine hours in lockup before being arraigned in Manhattan Criminal Court on charges of obstructing governmental administration, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct, court records show.
She said she agreed to have the case adjourned and not get arrested again within the next six months in exchange for a dismissal.
Chaumtoli Huq, 42, a human rights lawyer and former general counsel for Public Advocate Letitia James, said she had just left a pro-Palestinian rally in Times Square on July 19 with her husband and two young children when they stopped to use the bathroom at Ruby Tuesday at 41st Street and Seventh Avenue.
Huq said she was standing just inches from the front of the restaurant waiting for her husband, Marvin Cabrera, and her 10-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter when Officer Ryan Lathrop and another officer approached her and demanded she clear the sidewalk.
"I'm not in anybody's way. Why do I have to move? What's the problem?" she told police, according to the criminal complaint.
Huq said there was plenty of room for pedestrians to walk between her and the protesters, who were penned in along Seventh Avenue.
She said the officers pinned her against the wall, prompting her to say, “I can’t move, I can’t move.”
But Lathrop claimed in a criminal complaint that Huq refused to move when directed to do so. She was arrested.
“At that point I didn’t know what was happening. I was just thinking, ‘What’s going on?’ and all of a sudden the officer flips me [around]…he [turns] my body and presses me against the wall of the restaurant,” Huq said. “He shoved my left arm all the way and kept pushing it and handcuffed me. At that point I just like instinctively yelled, ‘Help!’ because I was alone. I screamed, ‘Help!’"
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She was held for more than nine hours in lockup before being arraigned in Manhattan Criminal Court on charges of obstructing governmental administration, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct, court records show.
She said she agreed to have the case adjourned and not get arrested again within the next six months in exchange for a dismissal.
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