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Posted by FoM on September 08, 2001 at 08:17:28 PT By David Kidwell and Joseph Tanfani Source: Miami Herald 
Thirteen Miami police officers have been charged with planting guns and concocting lies to cover up dubious police shootings that left three dead and one wounded, U.S. prosecutors announced Friday.Records unsealed Friday portray a corrupt band of officers too quick to shoot at unarmed suspects, ready with a stash of ``throwdown guns'' and steadfast when it came to lying for each other. Snipped Home Comment Email Register Recent Comments Help |
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| Comment #5 posted by Buddha on September 08, 2001 at 14:30:27 PT |
| Anyone who believes they have power and authority over another human being should be extinguished like a match flame. There is no room in this world or our universe for the arrogant and righteous. You time is coming. [ Post Comment ] |
| Comment #4 posted by Rock-N-Roller on September 08, 2001 at 14:07:10 PT |
| Rainbow Farm Incedent... How about an investigation into this! The police say that a shot was fired at a police aircraft and missed. I,m not talking about the news helicopter. How do they know that? Did they see this bullet pass by with thier eyes? How do they know it came from the farm? Ground Control: What do you see? Pilot to Ground Control: Not much Ground Control: You have to see something. Pilot to Ground Control: Just green fields, trees, and burning buildings. Ground Control: We need more than that. Pilot to Ground Control: Auh, Oh Yeah! a bullet. Looks like a Remington 22 cal. shot from suspects farm. I could tell it came from the suspects weapon. I saw the rifling marks on the side, Just went by the windscreen. Missed by 5-11/32 inches. Ground Contol: What color? Pilot to Ground Contorl: Lead Gray. I'm sure. Ground Control: Are you sure it was a Remington and not a Winchester? Pilot to Ground Control: Positive. Ground control to Troops: There's our green light. Repeat, green light, we have a go. This is not a drill. GREEN LIGHT. What excellent vision these people have. I would like to have this claim that they were shot at and missed, looked at real close. [ Post Comment ] |
| Comment #3 posted by Toker00 on September 08, 2001 at 09:42:33 PT |
| Now why isn't the FBI investigating the allegations of THROW DOWN DRUGS? Oh, that's right. It's easier for the FEDERAL BUROUGH OF IGNORANCE to just kill the Cannabis or other drug users and protect the pigs. For some reason, we just don't qualify as viable citizens. I can pay taxes, but my life doesn't count. I can obey all the other laws, but it doesn't mean anything. Did ya hear? It's ok now for the government to murder it's citizens for a crime, and only an alledged one. Conviction is no longer necessary. And to take your children, property, and your freedom. GUILTY UNTIL PROVEN INNOCENT. Can anyone say NAZI AMERIKA? I'm going to look for a nice little piece of land. Maybe I'll put up an activist tent. For say, Cannabis, drug reform, and some rights we were promised. Think I'll call it something beautiful and enlightening. I KNOW! RAINBOW FARMS Peace. Realize, then Legalize. [ Post Comment ] |
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Comment #2 posted by mark on September 08, 2001 at 09:24:24 PT:
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| this is no surprise. it happens every day. [ Post Comment ] |
| Comment #1 posted by mr.greengenes on September 08, 2001 at 08:33:54 PT |
| Snitch, snitch. ``Where were these self-righteous truth-tellers for the last five years?'' said Richard Sharpstein, who represents Beguiristain and Ronda. ``How come they never came forward until the feds put a heavy finger on them?'' The bloods in the water and here come the sharks. I luv it. The bad cops, snitching on their own kind to save their asses. I wonder where they learned that neat little trick, hmmmmmmmmm? [ Post Comment ] |
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