In the Land of the Free, a Cop Can Kill 2 Girls, Face No Charges, then Be Elected to Office

Matt Agorist | The Free Thought Project 2016/02/19 In America, there are two forms of the justice system — one for those inside the system — and one for everyone else. Carroll County, GA — In September, on a rainy Saturday night, Georgia state trooper Anthony Scott was flexing his above the law privilege and … Read more

Disturbing Video Catches Cop Plotting to Shoot an Unconscious Man in Need of Medical Help

Claire Bernish | The Free Thought Project Meriden, CT — Responding to reports of an intoxicated man asleep in the middle of the road, a Meriden, Connecticut police officer said, flatly, “I think we oughta just f***ing pop him.” If by now you still have any lingering doubts about the widening disconnect between police and … Read more

More Than One Quarter of NYPD Stops on Street Appear Unjustified: Lawyer

Adam Klasfeld | Courthouse News Service MANHATTAN (CN) – Even though the New York City Police Department has sharply curbed its stop-and-frisk program, a lawyer tapped to monitor reforms said Tuesday that more than one-quarter of the street stops he studied appear unjustified. The NYPD began limiting its reliance on the Stop, Question and Frisk … Read more

Missouri’s Longest-Serving Sheriff Confessed to Stealing $79,000

Wallace Newman George Jr. was the Saline County sheriff for 36 years in Missouri until last Monday. In a plea agreement, Wallace Newman George Jr. confessed to stealing $79,000 from the department between January 2010 and June 2015. Wallace stole 36 checks issued by the state to his department as reimbursement for expenses incurred while … Read more

Innocent Man Spends 30 Years in Prison After Cops Force Him to Sign “Confession”: Lawsuit

Nick Rummell | Courthouse News Service CHICAGO (CN) – A man wrongfully convicted of raping and murdering a 15-year-old girl is suing the officials who sent him to prison for 30 years. Christopher Abernathy, who was released Feb. 11 from Stateville Correctional Center, filed a federal lawsuit that same day against the police officers and … Read more

Black Lives Matter Activist “Commits Suicide” in Public with No Witnesses, Police Celebrate

MarShawn M. McCarrel II was just 23 years old when he was pronounced dead on the Ohio Statehouse steps four days ago – February 8,2016. No one witnessed McCarrel shoot himself, according to Lt. Craig Cvetan of the State Highway Patrol. No one witnessed a man allegedly shoot himself on a public street at 6pm. … Read more

Michigan Senate Passes Bill Outlawing Oral and Anal Sex — Violators Will Face 15 Years in Prison

Matt Agorist | The Free Thought Project 2016/02/08 Lansing, MI — During their session last week, the Michigan Senate passed a bill that effectively bans all forms of sodomy, anal, oral, gay and non-gay — making the acts punishable by up to 15 years in prison. Surprisingly, Michigan is not alone in this archaic and oppressive … Read more

Cops Paid Someone to Falsely Testify Against Innocent Man, Who Then Spent 22 Years in Prison: Lawsuit

Jack Bouboushian | Courthouse News Service CHICAGO (CN) – Exonerated of murder after 22 years in prison, a father of 10 sued Chicago and 11 police officers, claiming they beat him into a false confession, fabricated evidence and paid a witness to falsely testify against him in court. Wayne Washington sued the Chicago and the … Read more

Cop Charged for Stealing Donated Toys to Children in Need

DIONNE CORDELL-WHITNEY | Courthouse News Service LITCHFIELD, Minn. (CN) – State prosecutors brought a nine-count complaint on Thursday against a deputy sheriff they say stole toys from a Christmas toy drive and prescription drugs from a drug drop-off box. Like a funhouse Santa Clause, surveillance footage from the Meeker County Courthouse showed Sheriff’s Deputy Travis … Read more

Politician Wants to Ban Smartphone Encryption to Allow Police Easier Access to Your Data

A California lawmaker is proposing a bill that would prevent smartphone manufacturers from allowing users the option to encrypt their data, according to reports. Evidently to force citizens into a less secure society and a more efficient police state, Assemblyman Jim Cooper, D-Elk Grove, has introduced a bill in California to ban secure passcode technology … Read more