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Police Stop, Handcuff Every Adult at Intersection in Search for Bank Robber

Thursday, August 16, 2012 18:11
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video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player ABC News  [From June of this year]  Police in Aurora, Colo., searching for suspected bank robbers stopped every car at an intersection, handcuffed all the adults and searched the cars, one of which they believed … Continue reading




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  • it’s better that a thousand guilty men go free than to have one innocent man imprisoned!
    I would not have let the officers search my vehicle unless they produced a search warrant with particulars of a competent witness who could articulate my description and that of my vehicle.
    The police are entirely out of hand and just a criminal organization any more, i believe nothing they say.
    The police are so corrupt that when giving testimony in court, the judge, prosecutor and officers have given it a quaint little name.. They call it testiLYING! Holy crap, they lie so much, it’s testiLYING?!?!?!
    The police are on par of every other criminal organization with the exception that they are protected by the criminals that are the prosecutors and judges!
    The only organization that is more corrupt than law enforcement is the Federal Government!

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