Author: Joe from MassPrivateI

Physicians for Fairness

In the United States, this is understood, that People are entitled to Protection of life, Liberty and Pursuit of happiness. Our Rights are embodied in our licenses; for example Our Right to travel, Right to work, pursuit of happiness depends on our driving license(s). The Rights of American people cannot be taken away without constitutionally mandated procedures in order to reduce the risk of erroneous deprivation.

California issued an anonymous and unsigned letters to suspend a driving license in 2011… The DMV never sent any notification prior to that order of suspension. Since the suspension, the DMV denied all requests to renew the driving license and denied all requests for a hearing before their own judge.    Continue reading “Can an Anonymous Order deprive American People of their Driving License?”

Breitbart – by AWR Hawkins

On July 24, the day after John Russell Houser allegedly used a handgun to kill two people in Lafayette, Louisiana, former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley called on Congress to ban “the sale of assault weapons” and “[establish] a national gun registry.”

He also said it is time to “[increase] inspections” on gun shops and mandate that gun owners lock up their guns in their homes.   Continue reading “Martin O’Malley: ‘Ban Sale Of Assault Weapons,’ Launch ‘National Gun Registry’”

Breitbart – by AWR Hawkins

Senators Chris Murphy (D-CT) and Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) are urging President Obama to use executive power to unilaterally change the way background checks for gun purchases are handled.

They began their push 10 days ago and it has since been joined by Representative Jim Clyburn (D-SC-6th). The State reports that Clyburn’s bill is titled “The Background Check Completion Act.”   Continue reading “Democrat Senators Urge Obama to Extend Instant Gun Background Checks”

MassPrivateI

Every student is given a “THREAT ASSESSMENT” by police and school administrators!

Schools and police are using V-STAG to assess a students threat level:

“The Virginia Student Threat Assessment Guidelines (V-STAG) is a school-based manualized process designed to help school administrators, mental health staff, and law enforcement officers assess and respond to threat incidents involving students in kindergarten through 12th grade and prevent student violence.” Continue reading “American students are given threat assessments”

Breitbart – by Julia Hahn

[Today], the Judiciary Committee will hear testimony from Americans who lost loved ones to criminal alien violence. On Sunday’s Meet The Press, Chuck Todd made a declaration that would surprise these devastated families: “We couldn’t find a single study that links violent crime and immigration.”

Apparently neither Mr. Todd nor his research staff ever thought to look up the government’s own 2011 report on criminal alien activity, published by the Government Accountability Office. Continue reading “‘No Comment’: NBC Covers Up Evidence of Immigration Crime Wave”

WBEZ 91.5 – by Chip Mitchell

A Chicago investigator who determined that several civilian shootings by police officers were unjustified was fired after resisting orders to reverse those findings, according to internal records of his agency obtained by WBEZ.

Scott M. Ando, chief administrator of the city’s Independent Police Review Authority, informed its staff in a July 9 email that the agency no longer employed supervising investigator Lorenzo Davis, 65, a former Chicago police commander. IPRA investigates police-brutality complaints and recommends any punishment.   Continue reading “City fires investigator who found cops at fault in shootings”

Simple Justice

The comparison was obvious from the moment the query arrived.  Gerry Spence wrote a book entitled Police State, How America’s Cops Get Away With Murder, published by St. Martin’s Press.  Even the cover art struck an eerie similarity to Radley Balko’s Rise of the Warrior Cop, which I reviewed and subsequently recommended as mandatory summer reading.   Continue reading “Book Review: Gerry Spence’s Police State”

Politico – by Nick Gass

A gun-control group backed by Michael Bloomberg is stepping up its support for background check legislation in Congress with a six-figure ad buy this week.

Everytown for Gun Safety, a nonprofit formed last year combining the groups Mayors Against Illegal Guns and Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, will begin running ads in D.C. publications including The Washington Post and POLITICO. It is also launching separate petitions to Congress and gun retailer Cabela’s.   Continue reading “Bloomberg-backed group to launch ads urging end to Charleston loophole”

WREG 3 News – by MICHAEL QUANDER AND ASHLEY FOREST

SOUTHAVEN, Miss. — An investigation is underway to get more details into how a man died in the 3400 block of Goodman Road.

Troy Goode is dead, and his family is trying to get to the bottom of what happened.

Tim Edwards, with Ballin, Ballin & Fishman P.C, is the family’s attorney.   Continue reading “Lawyer: Man was hogtied by police before death”

AL.com – by Erin Edgemon

A Houston County grand jury didn’t indict a Dothan police officer who fatally shot a man during an altercation at an animal shelter.

District Attorney Doug Valeska told the Dothan Eagle that the case is now considered closed.

According to Dothan police, Robert Earl Lawrence, 30, was shot during an altercation with a police officer at the Dothan Animal Shelter on Dec. 30, 2014. He later died at Southeast Alabama Medical Center.   Continue reading “Alabama police officer who fatally shot sovereign citizen will not be charged”

MassPrivateI

The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) seeks documents about the “Analytical Framework for Intelligence” which incorporates personal information from government agencies, commercial data brokers, and the Internet. The agency then uses secret, analytic tools to assign “risk assessments” to travelers, including U.S. citizens traveling solely within the United States.

In other words stakeholders and DHS are profiting from these analytical programs.   Continue reading “Americans are assigned “risk assessments” while travelling inside the US”

Breitbart – by AWR Hawkins

After less than a year under appeal, the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit released its opinion in Trinity Wall Street v. Walmart Stores, Inc., explaining that Walmart cannot be forced to allow shareholders to infringe on customers’s 2nd Amendment rights.

The path to this judgement began in April 2014, when NYC’s Trinity Church sued Walmart to force the retailer to allow shareholders “to vote on the ‘sale of high capacity guns’–i.e., guns which take ‘high capacity’ magazines–as well as ‘other potentially offensive products.’”   Continue reading “Court Rules Walmart Shareholders Cannot Infringe on Customers’s 2nd Amendment Rights”

Huffington Post – by Kim Bellware

New York City has settled a claim with Eric Garner’s family for $5.9 million in an effort by city officials to head off a full-blown lawsuit.

New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer on Monday announced the pre-litigation settlement in relation to the 43-year-old’s chokehold death in NYPD custody last July. The move is a strategy by Stringer’s office to save taxpayers the expense of a costly trial and provide closure to the victims’ families, according to The New York Times.   Continue reading “New York City Pays Eric Garner’s Family $5.9 Million Settlement To Avoid Lawsuit”

MuckRock – by Shawn Musgrave

A CIA quiz on domestic intelligence authorities reiterates that the New York City Police Department does not qualify as an intelligence agency when it comes to information sharing. But the CIA-NYPD relationship has a long history, and the two agencies haven’t always filled in all the bubbles correctly.

The Central Intelligence Agency released the quiz in response to an ACLU lawsuit under the Freedom of Information Act. The undated quiz broadly covers the CIA’s authority to conduct intelligence operations, both abroad and within US borders.   Continue reading “CIA has to remind itself that the NYPD is not an intelligence agency”

MassPrivateI

Real Time Crime Centers (RTCC) are privately funded computer systems designed to monitor the network of cameras and sensors in a city. The RTCC’s will field all 911 calls, and give officers access to any city camera — including police body and dash cameras and new traffic cameras.   Continue reading “Police are giving American addresses color coded threat ratings!”

The Fresno Bee – by Rory Appleton

A new technology hub for the Fresno Police Department that will control a variety of high-tech gadgets and software was revealed Tuesday by Police Chief Jerry Dyer.

Real Time Crime Center is a privately funded computer system designed to monitor the network of cameras and sensors throughout Fresno. The center will field all 911 calls, and it gives officers access to any city camera — including police body and dash cameras and new traffic cameras. It officially went into 24-hour use on Tuesday.   Continue reading “Fresno police unveil state-of-the-art crime tracking system”