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We had a good show last night. We had Brian Sumner from Fresno CopBlock. He is one of our CopBlock.org contributor and we talked about his work in Fresno and how he got started with CopBlocking. He is active with a few other people in Fresno and has put out some videos recently. You can check him out on his YouTube Channel, FreeFRESNO.
Our buddy Nate from Texas called in to talk about the philosophy of calling the cops. Nate is a regular caller to the show. On Last Weeks show, we debated spanking. Hopefully he will call next week when we have our “CopBlock Caller Giveaway” We will be giving away a set of CopBlock Stickers next week to one lucky caller.
We also talked about Zanesville and our adventures there over the weekend. We played my Bambuser video of Zanesville PD running like roaches when you turn the lights on when we tried to ask them, “Who deleted Herbs footage?” Not only do they not want to talk to us, but the won’t admit who did it? Our guess is Officer Tignor. As I said to one of the Zanesville cops, “Bring us the asshole who deleted the footage, and this will stop!”
We also broke the story about Tyler Paxson being acquitted after only one day of trial. Now we can discuss the fact that several officers lied on their reports and were fully intending to lie in court, to assassinate Tyler’s character and make him look like the aggressor, right? Of course Lima police don’t want to talk about that!
This and more on CopBlock Radio. Check us out on Wednesday nights at 10 PM Eastern Standard Time. Next week we will have Tyler Paxson on to talk about the acquittal. Also his mother, Kristina Kroft. She is one of the admins of the Lima Allen County CopBlock Facebook page and a part time blogger for OhioCopBlock.org. Tune in, should be a good one! Until then remember, Badges Don’t Grant Extra Rights!”
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