Police behaving badly

Rhinox

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Not really. That order change is an admittance that they were under orders to antagonize and violate the law and the Constitution.
Homan is also a convenient idiot.
 
Ungnome

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Grand Empress of the Empire of One Square Foot.
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Not really sure where to post this, but The Boss has made his position known:

Not his best song, but one that is sorely needed right now.
 
PrimalxConvoy

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For those interested in more info about ICE:

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICE_List

ICE List is a website established in June 2025 by Dominick Skinner, an immigration activist from Ireland living in the Netherlands, which compiles a database and wiki publishing personal information, names, addresses, email addresses, and phone numbers of ICE agents. As of January 14, 2026 the site had published the names of 4,500 people alleged to be involved with ICE. Much of the information on the site is gathered from public databases (such as LinkedIn) that ICE employees themselves have posted.
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wonko the sane?

wonko the sane?

You may test that assumption at your convinience.
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Once again: the internet makes fools of them. Too scared to go maskless in public, and too stupid to not brag on social media.
 
Rhinox

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ICE made an appearance in KC today. Went in to Union Station, had a meal at one of the restaurants inside and demanded their server's ID to prove she was legal.
 
wonko the sane?

wonko the sane?

You may test that assumption at your convinience.
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It's kentucky: so I assume they either averted their eyes or applauded. Not that any of them would be willing to wait tables.
 
PrimalxConvoy

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Ex-UK police inspector jailed for sexually abusing men during strip searches.

A former British police inspector was jailed for 10 years on Friday for sexually abusing 18 ‌young men during unlawful strip searches while they were in custody, prosecutors said.

Gerard Hutchings, 67, used his status as a senior officer to prey on the ⁠victims, aged between 17 and 31, during unjustified strip searches which he carried out in private, away from the scrutiny of colleagues.
The offences took place between 1999 and 2007, and Hutchings was convicted of five counts of decent assault, five counts of causing ‌a ⁠person to engage in sexual activity without consent and one count of misconduct in public office.

He had previously pleaded guilty to 17 ⁠further counts of misconduct in public office.

"Gerard Hutchings carried out a sustained abuse of power, using ⁠his position as a police inspector to target young men who were entitled ⁠to expect lawful and professional treatment," senior prosecutor Anthony Johns said in a statement.
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(Source: - https://www.reuters.com/world/ex-uk...abusing-men-during-strip-searches-2026-07-24/)
 
Pocket

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If he were American, he could have gotten a job with the TSA where that's just one of the official perks.
 
PrimalxConvoy

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How rogue officers turned a nationwide camera network into a tool for stalking.

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Backed by some of Silicon Valley’s top investors, Flock has rapidly grown into a colossus of American technological surveillance. A leader of the surging industry for license-plate readers, the company told The Post that its more than 120,000 shoebox-size cameras now scan the roads of more than 6,000 communities and record 20 billion plate scans a month.

But bad actors have used this massive camera network as a powerful weapon for intimate surveillance. Authorities have charged or accused at least 50 law-enforcement officers of using license-plate readers for unauthorized purposes, including to stalk women without their knowledge or consent, a Post analysis of police and court records found.

In 26 of these cases, police investigators and prosecutors said the officers used the technology to spy on their wives, their girlfriends, their exes, their exes’ new partners or women they wanted to meet. In other cases, police or prosecutors have not specified the alleged surveillance targets. Flock’s system was used in 46 of the cases analyzed by The Post, while the other cases involved competing products..."
(Source: - https://archive.is/MTtt9)
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