Verdict Released in Micheal Brown/Darren Wilson shooting.
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Re: Verdict Released in Micheal Brown/Darren Wilson shooting
They literally looted a dollar store...
a dollar store.
Where everything is a dollar.
a dollar store.
Where everything is a dollar.
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Re: Verdict Released in Micheal Brown/Darren Wilson shooting
Thanks for the updates. I literally stopped watching US news. Too much BS, even when it's true.
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Re: Verdict Released in Micheal Brown/Darren Wilson shooting
OrangeDragon wrote:They literally looted a dollar store...
a dollar store.
Where everything is a dollar.
Are you serious? Get the fuck out! Lmfao.
That's just greedy. There is never anything good in those stores anyway. I feel bad for that immigrant store owner.
You're a nobody in the gutter with a Smartphone in your a hand.
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http://m.theepochtimes.com/n3/1102282-f ... ts-photos/A Walgreens in Ferguson, Missouri, was reportedly set on fire after protests erupted on Monday night. Interstate 44 was also reportedly shut down, a McDonald’s was looted, a Little Caesars was set on fire, and a Dollar Tree store was looted.
I guess sometimes you just need some new ice cube trays... and don't want to pay for them.
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Re: Verdict Released in Micheal Brown/Darren Wilson shooting
Real Time Police scanner. Reinforcements called to Ferguson.
Missouri State Highway Patrol - Troop C Live Audio Feed
http://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/17925/web
>Police car hit
>breaking windows
>tactial team request
>police car traffic jam (blocking each other)
Missouri State Highway Patrol - Troop C Live Audio Feed
http://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/17925/web
>Police car hit
>breaking windows
>tactial team request
>police car traffic jam (blocking each other)
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Re: Verdict Released in Micheal Brown/Darren Wilson shooting
kicking off in Oakland now with arson.
Oakland.
Mofo's wrote the book on this shit.
Quite a few other cities have had incident free marches.
Oakland.
Mofo's wrote the book on this shit.
Quite a few other cities have had incident free marches.
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I'm very dissapointed that these protesters arent thinking about climate change. These fires are admitting toxic fumes. Possibly some 10,000 tons of Co2.
Its a sick cycle...cause global warming causes violence and the violence causes climate change!
Its a sick cycle...cause global warming causes violence and the violence causes climate change!
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Totally just stole that for a FB update... lol.
Re: Verdict Released in Micheal Brown/Darren Wilson shooting
this is a really interesting article
http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the- ... m-poverty/
a few choice quotes. they make the point that local govt. in St.lois is shaking people down for money on daily basis.
and this. khmer traffics kops have a lot to learn in scamming
http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the- ... m-poverty/
a few choice quotes. they make the point that local govt. in St.lois is shaking people down for money on daily basis.
There are 90 municipalities in St. Louis County, and more in the surrounding counties. All but a few have their own police force, mayor, city manager and town council, and 81 have their own municipal court. To put that into perspective, consider Jackson County, Mo., which surrounds Kansas City. It is geographically larger than St. Louis County and has about two-thirds the population. Yet Jackson County has just 19 municipalities, and just 15 municipal courts — less than a quarter of municipalities and courts in St. Louis County.
Some of the towns in St. Louis County can derive 40 percent or more of their annual revenue from the petty fines and fees collected by their municipal courts. A majority of these fines are for traffic offenses, but they can also include fines for fare-hopping on MetroLink (St. Louis’s light rail system), loud music and other noise ordinance violations, zoning violations for uncut grass or unkempt property, violations of occupancy permit restrictions, trespassing, wearing “saggy pants,” business license violations and vague infractions such as “disturbing the peace” or “affray” that give police officers a great deal of discretion to look for other violations.
Florissant is one of the larger towns in the county, with a population of about 52,000. It’s also a bit more affluent, with an average household income above the state average, although its employment rate is slightly lower. Last year the town issued 29,072 tickets for traffic offenses. Florissant collected about $3 million in fines and court costs in fiscal year 2013, about 13 percent of its 2013 revenue. As of June of last year, Florissant’s municipal court also held more than 11,000 outstanding arrest warrants.
For comparison, consider Lee’s Summit, a suburb of Kansas City in Jackson County with a population of 92,000. Yet despite being nearly twice Florissant’s size, in 2013 Lee’s Summit issued a third as many traffic tickets (9,651), and collected less than half as much revenue from its municipal court ($1.44 million) as Florissant. As of June of last year, Lee’s Summit held 2,872 outstanding arrest warrants, only one fourth as many as Florissant.
There are many towns in St. Louis County where the number of outstanding arrest warrants can exceed the number of residents, sometimes several times over.
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Even with all the different laws on the books that local police can use to cite and fine motorists, they’ve also been caught fabricating crimes to issue even more. In 2011, for example, a motorist was cited for extending his middle finger at another driver in the town of Ballwin. In 2000, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported in a series of articles that motorists passing through the tiny town of Bel-Ridge (also on Natural Bridge Road) were getting pulled over for running a red light at an intersection where the light had previously always flashed yellow. The complaining motorists reported seeing the light suddenly change to red while they were in the middle of the intersection. After several complaints, an engineer with the Missouri Department of transportation went out to observe what was going on.
As it turns out, in 1998 Bel-Ridge police had received permission from the DOT to install switch at the light that allowed an officer to manually convert it to red. The switch was installed so an officer could allow children from a nearby school to safely cross the road. But the engineer witnessed police switching the light to red when there were no children present at the intersection at all, just as groups of cars were passing through. Another officer would then pull one or more cars over and issue them tickets. Bel-Ridge police denied the allegation, and insisted that officers only switched the light to red when children needed to cross. But the engineer found that most of the morning tickets were issued between 9 and 10:30am, when school was already in session. The Post-Dispatch noted that in 1996, two years before the switch was installed, Bel-Ridge derived 29 percent of its annual revenue from traffic fines. In 1999, the first full year after the switch was installed, that figure jumped to 44.8 percent.
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https://cambodiaexpatsonline.com/viewtop ... f=3&t=3051
The Bowling Green study was a national study from 2004-2011. The others were local. Not sure why statistics is in quotation marks.
Of the three theories presented by the article, no, I didn't think the 3rd was particularly likely.
I'm responding to you in the Ferguson thread so we don't clutter the morals thread.Satiated Parrot wrote:Oh, and the "statistics" your article referenced came from two jurisdictions in the entire US, one of which, I believe, was a county.
The Bowling Green study was a national study from 2004-2011. The others were local. Not sure why statistics is in quotation marks.
Of the three theories presented by the article, no, I didn't think the 3rd was particularly likely.
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