Just another deadly moronic copper.

Man Aiding Walmart Shooting Victim Dies After Police Knock Him to Ground.

A man who was helping a shooting victim outside a Pennsylvania Walmart died on Sunday after another man believed to be an off-duty police officer allegedly forced him to the ground.

Joel Sansone, an attorney for the family of 48-year-old Kenneth Vinyard, told Newsweek that Vinyard was waiting in the store's parking lot for his fiancée but went to help another individual who was shot during an altercation nearby. Once paramedics arrived at the scene, Vinyard stepped aside to give them space, Sansone said.

Police officers were also on scene, but an "apparently off-duty" officer who was not in uniform and did not identify himself as a member of law enforcement ordered Vinyard to step back. Vinyard, who has been identified by police, responded that he was there to help, but the man again ordered him to step back and threatened to arrest him, Sansone said.

Sansone, whose team has been taking statements from people who witnessed the incident, said that he was informed by an eyewitness that the man put an arm across Vinyard's chest and "took him to the ground, landing on top of him."

"It's not just a push that got out of control," Sansone said. "He took him to the ground, body slammed him to the ground."

Vinyard's fiancée began to administer first aid to him and give him chest compressions because he didn't have a pulse, but paramedics at the scene ultimately took over. Because Vinyard's condition was not stable, he was not able to be airlifted to a Level I trauma center in Pittsburgh and was taken to a local hospital instead. He died shortly thereafter because of his injuries...

Where do they get these people from? The reject shop?

"We take our obligations under the Data Protection Act very seriously."

Yeah right, so WHO uploaded it?
Victims data uploaded to police public website

Cambridgeshire Police said it sent Ms Lovejoy letters but never received a reply.
Ms Lovejoy said she did not receive any correspondence from the police.

Who lies?

With the state of the postal (dis-)service it is always possible that both are telling the truth.

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Bob Smith
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Somewhere in the (un)known Universe?

True, but one would think that after several no replies, an officer would be sent to confirm/collect video.
However after 37 years of experiencing our Muppets in Blue in this region...

It's about time.

5 officers charged after Black man paralyzed in police van.

How do these lowlifes get to be coppers?

Ex-Virginia trooper dies in shootout after killing family of teen he had catfished.

At least this 1 was permanently terminated.

I guess that there'll be more info on this soon.

Johnson County sheriff arrested in connection with drugs, guns.

Some senior cops think they are above the law, and get bitten.....
https://news.sky.com/story/tampa-police-chief-forced-to-quit-after-using-position-to-escape-golf-buggy-traffic-ticket-12762387

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Bob Smith
Member of Seti PIPPS (Pluto is a Planet Protest Society)
Somewhere in the (un)known Universe?

"Siri, find my lawsuit..."

In January, Colorado police officers confined a 77-year-old grandmother named Ruby Johnson for hours in a squad car without even offering a glass of water during a time when she was due to take her daily medications—why?

Nobody told Johnson what was going on when she opened her front door to a SWAT team assembled on her lawn. Much later, she found out about a stolen truck—reportedly with six guns and an iPhone stashed inside—wrongly believed to be parked in her garage based on no evidence other than her home being located within a wide blue circle drawn by a “Find My” iPhone app. Now she’s suing a Denver cop for conducting what she believes was an illegal search of her home based on what her legal team describes as either an intentionally or recklessly defective application for a search warrant that was “wholly devoid of probable cause.” Because of the allegedly improper raid, the retired US Postal Service worker had to “endure an unreasonable search and seizure, unlawful police confinement, and severe physical and emotional distress.”

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They can't even be trusted with guns.

Fla. Deputy Allegedly Shot, Killed by Fellow Officer Roommate Who 'Jokingly' Fired Gun He Thought Was Unloaded.

Just another crooked 1.

Former border cop sentenced to life for serial murders of four prostitutes in South Texas.

Meanwhile here down south of the border.

[urlhttps://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-12-15/victoria-police-leap-database-pursue-stalk-harass-women/101663452=]Victoria Police allegedly use LEAP database to pursue, stalk, harass women prompting calls for inquiry.[/url]

Just a typical cop, being a cop.

Brady Lamas, 45, is charged with sex misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct by distributing multiple private intimate images without consent, according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office.

You arn't even safe in your own home.

Texas officer convicted in killing of Atatiana Jefferson.

You arn't even safe in your own home.

Flashback to 2018... also in Texas.

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Arms dealing Shady Police Chief Accused of Moonlighting as Shady Machine Gun Dealer Has Wild Defense.

This crooked copper won't be hazard to the public for a very long time, and that's if he survives the sentence.

Former Philadelphia Homicide Detective Receives Lengthy Prison Sentence For Sexually Assaulting Suspects & Witnesses.

A former Philadelphia homicide detective has been sentenced to a lengthy prison sentence after he was convicted of sexually assaulting suspects and witnesses.

6ABC reports that Philip Nordo, 56, will spend between 24.5 and 49 years in prison. He was found guilty in June of rape, sexual assault, theft by deception, stalking, official oppression, and other related crimes. 

Nordo was a 20-year veteran of the Philadelphia Police Department before being fired in 2017. In 2019, a grand jury report accused the former detective of using his position to intimidate, rape, and assault male suspects and witnesses tied to his cases....

This trigger happy Texas Cop Gets Nearly 12 Years for Killing Atatiana Jefferson.

Justice is served.

Former N.J. Police Officer Convicted of Killing Estranged Wife, Sentenced to Nearly 80 Years in Prison.