ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.

[BADecker]

While He Was Killing a Dog, NYPD Cop Also Shot a Fellow Officer

An NYPD officer executing a search in the hunt for a robbery suspect accidentally shot a U.S. marshal in the foot when he fired at a dog that he said was attacking the federal agent, according to police sources.

The officer that shot the federal agent is believed to be a member of the U.S. Marshals Service's New York/New Jersey Fugitive Task Force, according to the New York Post.

The incident occurred as the task force was searching for a 25-year-old robbery suspect who they believed was hiding out in a residence.

The dog is alleged to have charged the officers on the scene, biting a U.S. marshal. However, as TFTP has reported on countless occasions, officers often claim dogs charge them when the reality is quite to the contrary.

Read more and click the links at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/nypd-officer-shoots-kills-dog-accidentally-shoots-marshal/.

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[Ivan16]

I think this is not some for compare,because ISIS is most brutal terorist organisation in human history,but if we look how American establisment talk about democraty and human rights,and see what police doing black people and prostestans what to say about that,about fake country bild on lair and propaganda

[BADecker]

I think this is not some for compare,because ISIS is most brutal terorist organisation in human history,but if we look how American establisment talk about democraty and human rights,and see what police doing black people and prostestans what to say about that,about fake country bild on lair and propaganda

The only reason cops are not more brutal is, people hurt by cops sue the city. When the city has to pay, they make the cops act a little more sane. ISIS doesn't have anybody to make them act more sane.

Did you notice the little word "act?" Cops ACT sane because they are forced into it. ISIS ACTS wild because they don't have anybody to force them to ACT sanely. If cops didn't have anybody to force them to ACT sanely, they would way out-ACT ISIS.

[adamantasaurus]

I mean, I think cops can be bad yea but I do not think the majority of cops are bad people a lot of my friends are cops that I grew up with. Would I ever be a cop hell no! lol. But I think for the MOST part it all depends on how you handle your encounter with the police if your being an asshole then yea a trigger happy cop may shoot you so my philosophy is drumroll please.... DONT BE AN ASSHOLE TO A MAN WITH A GUN.

Now as far as ISIS being compared to cops I think they are 2 completely different things the police were invented with good intentions to protect good people from the bad people now yes cops have to much power nowadays etc. etc. but ISIS was created purely for spreading evil and violence I don't think you can really compare the two....

[TanClan98]

Do you think Marawe from The Philippines which is my country are just one group or the one who joined forces to spread what they want to do?

[BADecker]

'Motherf**ker! I'm Gonna Kill You!' Cops Claim Standard Procedure Used as Teen is Tasered to Death

As the Free Thought Project reported earlier this year, police were caught on video tasering a young man's testicles and his body — until he died. Then, in June we learned that although the Dallas County District Attorney Faith Johnson found that the officers involved had committed a crime during their torture — they cannot be charged. Now, to add insult to unaccountable injury and death, according to court documents released this week, the cops are defending their tactics, calling their torturous acts that fateful night, standard procedure.

Last week, Mesquite police officers Jack Fyall, Richard Houston, Alan Gafford, Zachary Scott, William Heidelburg and Bill Hedgpeth, the ones responsible for the death of Graham Dyer, asked the judge to dismiss the lawsuit brought against them by his Dyer's parents.

"If I could go back in time and have this case, it would be indicted," said Michael Snipes, the first assistant district attorney. "We would have pursued criminally negligent homicide charges."

These charges cannot be brought now, however, because — in spite of the family only recently finding out about their son's horrifying death — cops kept the footage of it secret long enough for the statute of limitations to expire.

As My Statesmen reported in June, such charges cannot be brought more than three years after the incident, which came to the district attorney's attention as the result of an American-Statesman investigation earlier in the year. And while there is no such limitation on the higher charge of manslaughter, Snipes said the officers' behavior that contributed to Graham's death didn't reach the level of a knowing disregard for his life.

On August 14, 2013, Kathy and Robert Dyer got a phone call one night that is every parent's nightmare — their son, Graham, was in the hospital. The 18-year-old boy had been severely injured during a struggle with police and was fighting for his life — a fight he would lose.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/genitals-taser-standard-procedure/.

[BADecker]

Netflix Does it Again: Exposes Extreme Police Corruption on Coerced Confessions

A new Netflix original series, The Confession Tapes, has once again given the viewing public a stimulating look into the American injustice system—with an up close and personal look at the psychological games employed by police to elicit taped confessions that suspects claim were coerced—but resulted in convictions.

The Confession Tapes encompass a wide array of suspects and situations, revealing that there is no race, religion, background or class that immunizes a person from being persecuted. The only common thread throughout the series is that every single person featured in the series maintains their innocence to this day.

The chilling reality of the series is the resounding message that no one is immune from the hyper-focus of law enforcement, regardless of the evidence, once police have fingered a particular person to be guilty.

The series makes clear that this could happen to anyone.

While some may feel safe "being honest" with law enforcement due to their assured innocence, after watching the seven episodes of this series, they will likely think twice before choosing to so implicitly trust the police in such a tenuous circumstance.

The stories featured in the show reveal a mix of interviews and archival footage in a documentary style that allows the suspects themselves, friends, family, lawyers, prosecutors and jurors to tell the story. It is distinct in that it allows the record to speak for itself, rather than relying on dramatic interpretation.

The Confession Tapes takes you directly to the scene, using actual footage of the crime scene, instead of using actors and dramatizations. Without question, the series allows the viewers to feel the true tragedy and weight of the cases.

Perhaps the most troubling part of the series is the confession tapes themselves, as they reveal mentally fragile people being pushed into likely false confessions using a barrage of psychological tactics.

As TFTP has previously reported, not even children are safe from these brutal tactics to make innocent people say they are guilty.

A study of juvenile interrogations at 17 police departments found that none of the suspects had attorneys present during questioning, and only 21% had parents present. All of them had already waived their Miranda rights. This does not happen by accident; it is a deliberate setup by the cops.

Read more and click the links at http://www.dcclothesline.com/2017/09/18/netflix-does-it-again-exposes-extreme-police-corruption-on-coerced-confessions/.

[BADecker]

US Coalition Announces They'll Defend ISIS by Attacking Syrian Army if They Go After Them

In a blatantly ominous move—solidifying the notion that the U.S. military machine supports and sustains the proliferation of ISIS—U.S.-backed rebels openly stated they will prevent the Syrian army from crossing the Euphrates River to recover eastern Syria from ISIS militants.

The oil-rich province of Deir al-Zor is Islamic State's last major foothold in Syria and Iraq. It is bisected by the Euphrates River. The threats by the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) to attack the Syrian army for attempting to cross the river is in de facto defense of ISIS.

As Reuters reports, military council commander Ahmed Abu Khawla warned government forces and their militia allies against firing across the river as his fighters close in — something he said had happened in recent days.

"Now we have 3 km between us and the eastern riverbank, once our forces reach the area, any shot fired into that area we will consider an attack on the military council," he said.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/us-coalition-isis-syria/.

[BADecker]

Chaos in St Louis:

Nearly 1,000 protesters surround home of St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson Friday

They were furious over acquittal of ex-cop Jason Stockley in 2011 shooting death

Stockley shot Anthony Smith five times after a car chase and alleged drug deal

Prosecutors alleged that Stockley planted a gun in Smith's car after he shot him

But a judge ruled that Stockley was not guilty of first-degree murder on evidence

Now cops arrest 13 as protests turn violent, leaving ten officers injured

Read more at http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4888212/Latest-St-Louis-ex-police-officer-not-guilty-killing.html.

[tsinelas]

Here are the facts we know. Guy was shot and killed by a police officer and its amazing this guy is found guilty by the public on what the woman said ISIS?

ISIS are nothing compared to U.S cops not because US cops are much capable and powerful or supported by the U.S government. ISIS are nothing because U.S cops are more humane.They have my support on fighting crimes. They are trained on handling criminals. ISIS are nothing because they were just useless punks that seeks attention and has no conscience at all.

[Sithara007]

I would say just one thing. There are around 1 million+ police officers in the United States. The actions by a few can't be used to tarnish the reputation of the remaining officers. Because we need to remember that without the cops, the law and order situation may become horrible. Also, we need to remember that bad people exist in every profession.

[dreamer81]

Why put such a video on youtube? You know that it will get removed, thus making all links blank after a while. I dont get it! Use a blockchain service instead like dtube which cannot be removed by authorities, or spread it on torrent. But stop using the censored youtube for this. It's plain stupid!

[birra guzez]

Cops are violent all over the world not o ly in USA, but ISIS are heartless terrorists. They did unimaginable things i wouldn't believe if i haven't see them is my own eyes in the videos they post. Don't compare people to monsters.

[Latviand]

Are you afraid of ISIS in America? Be afraid of U.S. cops!


Woman Facebook live-streams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot four times...

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT

Diamond Reynolds live-streamed the aftermath of her boyfriend's shooting

Philando Castile was shot at 9pm during a traffic stop in Minnesota

Reynolds claims that he was reaching for a license and ID

And she says he told the cop he had a license to carry a weapon

But she claims the 'Chinese police officer' shot him four times in the arm

The cop - audibly panicked - swears and tells her not to move several times

Police have confirmed that he died in hospital

Some 200 protesters formed outside Minnesota Governor's house

The cop is from the St. Anthony Police Department in Falcon Heights

Castile's mother learned of it when her daughter screamed while online

She claims she wasn't allowed to see her son in hospital

Minneapolis woman livestreams her dying boyfriend seconds after he is shot by a cop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQs6djkqmy8


Read more at http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3678293/Please-don-t-tell-s-gone-Horrifying-moment-woman-believes-black-boyfriend-died-Minneapolis-cop-shot-four-times-reached-license.html.

I think it is very unfair for cops even though they did inhimane acts to be compared to ISIS. The terrorist group are famous for burning, killing without mercy, beheading and worse. I'mnot sayi gthat the cops are forgivable but in contrat what they did pales to what Isis does

[manga 6666]

ISIS is other dirty tool of our government use it to steal stupid Arab oil

[XinXan]

I mean, I think cops can be bad yea but I do not think the majority of cops are bad people a lot of my friends are cops that I grew up with. Would I ever be a cop hell no! lol. But I think for the MOST part it all depends on how you handle your encounter with the police if your being an asshole then yea a trigger happy cop may shoot you so my philosophy is drumroll please.... DONT BE AN ASSHOLE TO A MAN WITH A GUN.

Now as far as ISIS being compared to cops I think they are 2 completely different things the police were invented with good intentions to protect good people from the bad people now yes cops have to much power nowadays etc. etc. but ISIS was created purely for spreading evil and violence I don't think you can really compare the two....

Badecker does not understand statistics or how they work. He keeps mentioning a few stories here and there not realizing that even if there are 1000 cases of police brutality/fail/murder whatever it is, it's still not a lot taking in count that there are 700.000 U.S. cops.

As I said before, of course you gonna have bad cops like you have bad people that kill other people, should we compare normal citizens to ISIS as well because there are 15.000 murders each year?

[BADecker]

Cops Kidnap 8yo Boy for Acting Out in School...

A mother has learned the hard way just how unsafe a child can be when the state gets involved after her 8-year-old son was kidnapped by police, put in restraints, and forcefully injected with a sedative after acting out on his first day of school.

Debbie Kiroff is now looking for answers after her son endured horrific abuse at the hands of those who claim to protect.

"They know he's a runner," she told CBC Toronto. "When I first brought him to the school, I said to them, 'He likes to run. That's his release.'"

Earlier this month, the principal at Holland Landing Public School called her to let her know her son's behavior was "escalating." However, she never expected what came next.

"He usually runs to the same spot near the little forest that they go to for day trips," Kiroff said of the place her son runs to find his peace. This time, however, after he ran off, the police were called in.

According to Kiroff, she says it all began over an argument with another boy about who should be able to use a computer.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/8yo-boy-kidnap-school-drugged/.

[BADecker]

Cops Kill Deaf Man Holding a Stick, Despite Neighbors Telling Them He was Deaf

In an extremely heartbreaking story, on Tuesday, Oklahoma City police shot and killed a deaf man after responding to a reported hit-and-run accident. Witnesses claim that they warned police that the man was deaf – but officers opened fire anyway.

Police alleged that Magdiel Sanchez, 35, was spotted near a vehicle matching the description of the vehicle involved in the incident, and confronted a man standing near the car who they claim was holding a stick – who did not respond to their warnings.

A neighbor told AP that Sanchez was either deaf or hard of hearing, and carried a stick with him as protection from stray dogs.

Witnesses to the killing are on record stating that they informed the police that the man was deaf prior to them opening fire and killing him.

"We have lived in the neighborhood for 13 years so we knew him… and we knew that he was deaf," one of the witnesses told the Daily Mail. "As the cops tried to approach him, my husband, my daughter and I were all screaming at the police that he was deaf."

Read more (and other stories) at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/cops-kill-deaf-man-holding-stick/.

[BADecker]

'Use Your F**king Taser Bobby!' Cops Snap,
Smash Man's Head Into Concrete Over and Over

A horrifying video posted to Facebook this week is now going viral as it shows several police officers savagely beating a seemingly non-violent man.

"It made me sick to my stomach watching it," said Joce Smith, who posted the video to Facebook after she says her cousin filmed it and sent it to her.

In the video, we see five Pittsburg officers conducting a violent detainment of two men, David Jones, 34, who was the man already in handcuffs, and Daniel T. Alderman, 47, who was the man having his head repeatedly smashed into the ground and punched by the officers.

According to city public safety spokeswoman Sonya Toler, Jones was wanted on a warrant for forgery and had previously fled officers during their first attempt to serve him.

"As officers were taking Jones into custody, a man later identified as [Alderman] attempted to interfere with the arrest," she said. "He was forcibly taken into custody and is in the Allegheny County Jail on charges of obstructing the administration of law, resisting arrests, and public drunkenness."

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/pittsburg-police-brutality-smash-concrete/.

[BADecker]

Native American Man Misses Mother's Last Moments Because Cops Beat Him at Hospital

The family of Raymond Cournoyer, a 64-year-old Yankton Sioux Tribal Elder, says their father was beaten by police to the point of hospitalization while on his way to see his dying mother and therefore never got to see her. They have the bloody photos to back up their claims.

On Sunday, Philly Cournoyer, the daughter of Raymond was heading to see her dying grandmother with her father when she says they were stopped by police after arriving at the hospital.

"This is what happened to a man that just wanted to say his final goodbyes to his mother," Philly said.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/native-elder-beaten-police-hospital/.