ICPPUL > Police > Abuse

abuse:

• authoritarian control freaks (2)
• bear false witness (2) (3) (4) (K9 unit: false alert)
  • unreliable narrators of police reports (2) (3) (4)
  • (false complaints mutate)
• retaliate for people exercising rights, effort to hold them accountable, harass political opponents, (silence, identification)
• bully
• conceal evidence: mute/stop body camera | fail to release footage  (2)
• contempt of cop  (2) (AMBA: autocratic morally bankrupt abomination : The police tried to take the field, but the marching band refused to yield? … Do you recall what was the deal the day the taser fired? #
  • So, the home team lost the football game, the away team was winning the battle of the bands, so of course, police have to perpetrate violence…

    I watched many versions of this event and one thing I noticed that is nice…..the cops are able to demonstrate to a huge group of teens what awful human beings they are and saves them the time of having to do it one person at a time.

  • It’s because they were the away team and they won, and the home team wanted to cut their celebration short. Typically the winning teams band will play afterwards… obviously it’s nothing written in law, but it was very petty of them to cut their celebration short and even more petty and sadistic to sic the local cops on them.  #

    It sounds like we should all be tased all the time just so we are compliant.

    It was obvious that he he didn’t respect his authoratah.

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• corruption: civil asset forfeiture (2)
• demand identification when they don’t have the right to require it  (is this exercising “Power Over”?) | pull over without RAS of crime
• demand interviews to “know whats going on”
• demand that they prove that they are innocent
• disturbing the peace
• dui (incentivized)
• ego
• escalate (2) (3) (4): massive penalties ($100,000 bail)
• excessive force.  (2) (3)    brutality against protesters
• pretextual charges for fishing expedition (2) (3) (4) (5)
  (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)  (some cases are racial profiling)
• find a way to get into cars
• fishing exhibition (2) (Travis Heinze: advanced quiet auditor)
• 4th amendment violation
•  gaslighting:
  • your own safety
  • If not answering questions, Are you ok? You seem angry. I want to make sure you’re ok.
    • The cop was looking to prove him unstable so he could escalate to a psych eval for 24 hours. Disgusting.
    • Power trip: That whole encounter was only about one thing: Making the cops victim submissive! Power and Control to stroke his ego.
  • you’re making me nervous | you’re acting funny | seem to know the law best when it gives them a loophole for violating rights: write tickets to extend stop to allow time for canine unit to arrive.
  • are you mentally ok? Are you suffering from a medical condition?
  • you’re upset / have invalid feelings
  • make you responsible for their actions: do you have anyone to pickup your car?
• harassment/provoke
• foot in the door (2) (3) (4)
• hostage-taking
• identification pressure  (lie) | exchanging IDs (2) (good cop) check point (Lie but backdown)
• impunity (1)
• investigate self and find no wrongdoing  (2)
• control “underclass”
• manipulation (2)
• deny transparency/don’t care about constitution: keep body camera footage secret (** authoritarian law and order red flag: former military police)
• make up evidence:
• make up charges/lie (2) (3)  | to justify force (2)  / arrest
• make up rules/mansplaining
• make up or “trump up” charges” because they’ve decided they want to cite someone,
  • especially when the person proves themselves innocent of an initial allegation  (CYA – it’s better for an innocent citizen to pay the consequences for a cop’s mistake)
  • or even to buy some time so that the “speedy trial” laws don’t apply to the added charges
  • use pretext of “officer safety” to increase authority to order out of vehicle
  • ‘look the other way’ when other police are abusive
  • make false accusations in a inventive way
  • Quick! Any charge will do, not matter how trivial :
    • Pre-textual stops and ALL so-called infractions are by definition unreasonable seizures of you and your property #
• photography is obstruction **  (autocratic: earn the distrust)
  Wow. They move you onto private property, trespass you for complying, ask you to leave, arrest you for leaving, then demand you move your car while they’re sending you to jail. Then they have the audacity to question why you’re recording them.

  retaliate against photography – claiming they need ID to get evidence for a court case
• solicit a trespass on an easement to prevent people recording police
• targeting – one person with excessive tickets  / us vs them mentality:
  • My entire family are LEOs- including extended family in other states. I’ve also been to many social events. In my experience- They all talk like this. Growing up, I was proud of them. But as I grew older, I discovered that they truly find joy in punching down. The core issue is an “us vs them” mentality (even the ones working in the safest towns still behave like they’re fighting ISIS) & a complete lack of accountability. I believe you’re experience is in the minority- though it pains me to see LEOs that way. I know that some go into it to help people. But the ones who rise to the top seem to be bullies who get off on power. And the full saying is “Bad apples…SPOIL THE BUNCH.”
• retaliate against criticism (roid rage) (former military)  (2) (3)
• Kick down on / scapegoat “low class” public, an easier victim (displacement)
• prison nepotism: in small towns, the whole extended family and neighborhood works at the prison and colludes.
• over-policing in response to incentives to arrest people.
• unlawful detention: (no RAS)
• welfare check (2)

Photography is Obstruction.