Guest Post by Eric Peters
A pair of Texas armed government workers were caught on camera – their own body cameras – committing multiple crimes, including the “drive-by” Tazering of a man they later arrested and charged with attempting to flee, which he hadn’t as a matter of law because he hadn’t been given the chance to not-flee. He wasn’t told to stop or that he was under arrest.
The AGWs simply hit him with their Tazer – and then some other things.
“I don’t need to chase him,” one of the AGWs says. “My car will chase him.”
And it does. The man is duly Hut! Hut! Hutted! and taken off to jail.
But when prosecutors viewed the camera footage and saw the serial criminality performed by the AGWs, they dropped the charges against the victim and charged the AGWs. Who were actually convicted and sentenced to a year in jail.
This happens so infrequently that when it finally does happen it’s almost not believable. But for once, it did happen.
Now it just needs to happen more often.
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Cops faking stories about how they were victims of criminals:
A massive militarized manhunt that resulted in a lock down of an entire area due to a sniper shooting a deputy turned out to be based entirely on one cop’s lie
In September of 2016, police around the country spread the story and asked for prayers for one of their own who’d been shot while on duty. An investigation was launched, a dragnet conducted, the town locked down and a suspect had been brought in. However, cops and their supporters quickly found out they had been duped by their fellow officer once investigators discovered the entire story had been fabricated. In October of last year, former Jackson Police Department Officer Sherry Hall was sentenced to prison for her lies.
As TFTP reported, one cop went to the ultimate extreme to fake a war on cops and actually took his own life.
In September 2015, a massive manhunt ensued after Lt. Joe Gliniewicz was found dead 50 yards from his cruiser 15 minutes after he radioed in that he was pursuing three suspects on foot. Despite locking down the entire town, no suspects were found in the area.
The following November, it was revealed that the reason no suspects were ever found was due to the fact that Gliniewicz killed himself. In a press conference, Lake County Major Crimes Task Force commander George Filenko said, “This staged suicide was the end result of extensive criminal acts that Gliniewicz had been committing.”
Gliniewicz wasn’t alone either. Also in September 2015, a Millis, MA police department placed an entire town on lockdown after a cop claimed he’d been shot by a ‘black man.’ However, it was quickly discovered that the cop faked being shot at to cover for his reckless driving.
England Police Department Sgt. David Houser faked being shot during a traffic stop in Arkansas. Another statewide manhunt was launched for a non-existent “Hispanic man.” Two weeks later, Houser caved to pressure and confessed to shooting himself.
Before that, it was reported that veteran police officer Terry Smith was shot in the back by an unknown assailant, and Black Lives Matter protesters were implicated. However, the Houston Police Department found that it was actually his partner, Gregory Hudson who shot Smith.
In September 2015, Officer Bryan Johnson crashed his police cruiser into a tree. To cover up his terrible driving, Johnson then fired several shots into his wrecked car and then radioed into the station, claiming he’d been a victim of the war on cops. Yet another massive manhunt was launched in search of a fake shooter.
Visit the Free Thought Project, the only site that speaks out about this.
I was living in Millis when that happened(at least during work week).The guy who was a new cop and faked shooting was charged with a few crimes,he then took himself out of the game saving the taxpayers a lot of dollars.
Three words: Braintree Evidence Room
Those boys look the part. Mindless morons marching for bucks and glory. Fucking sociopaths.
Look at those two dipshits. Without their badge they aren’t jack shit. Hope somebody fucks them up in prison.
It is no secret that police departments do not want “thinkers” but recruit from the “lowest common denominator” of humans. If, by chance they hire someone with compassion and common sense, it is a fluke…
Quite often, those with common sense and compassion don’t last as they cannot put up with the corruption and “gang” mentality.
All it takes is ONE BAD COP and a complacent police department hierarchy and corrupt court system to make ALL cops look bad. Those who have been wronged by police see only the uniform and not the person wearing it.
I wish it weren’t so, but that is the sad state of affairs these days.
Yes, I want to see EVERY cop go home safe after his shift, but I also want the same for those innocent citizens who who (are forced to) interact with cops.
Incidents such as the Daniel Shaver murder should NEVER be tolerated. Sad to say, such situations are becoming the “norm” rather than the exception.
Not only murderer Philip Brailsford, but EVERY cop that was present at Shaver’s murder as well as the entire command structure of the police department and prosecutor’s office should have been held responsible. The “good” cop who stands around while these abuses are taking place and does nothing about it is just as culpable.
Rehiring and giving Brailsford a pension adds insult to injury.
“Letting things slide” when it comes to police misconduct shreds the whole Constitutional concept of “equal justice under law” and fosters the very troublesome attitude that many people have of “law enforcement”.