White Police Officer accused of having Trayvon Martin targets - to practice shooting Black People

From [HERE] A white police officer accused of bringing targets resembling Trayvon Martin to a gun range has been fired, according to several reports.

Port Canaveral, Fla. Interim Chief Executive Officer John Walsh told WFTV on Saturday that Sgt. Ron King was leading a target practice with two other officers and a civilian when he pulled out the targets April 4. Walsh says King asked the group if they wanted to use the targets, and they said no.

"It is absolutely reprehensible that a high-ranking member of the Port Canaveral Police, sworn to protect and serve Floridians, would use the image of a dead child as target practice," said Benjamin Crump, an attorney for Trayvon Martin's parents. "Such a deliberate and depraved indifference to this grieving family is unacceptable. The citizens of Port Canaveral deserve better."

(as if this only about the Martin's grief. White Supremacy is carried out through violence and/or deception, 24/7 worldwide. Trayvon is dead. This white cop was preparing himself for his future encounters with non-white people. In their interactions and relations with non-white people, racists/white supremacists function as psychopaths.)

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You are 8 times more likely to be killed by a police officer than by a terrorist

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Perhaps, but Anon says that white supremacist/police are terrorists themselves who use force and violence to terrorize non-white people. White supremacy is a terroristic power system of domination and control over non-whites by whites.

Also the figure above combines whites and non-whites together. So they do not reflect the reality that police kill non-whites in substantially disproportionate numbers.

Murder Trial Delayed: White Del City Police Captain Shot Black Teen in the Back - "Unarmed, Not Posing a Threat"

From [HERE] The manslaughter trial of a white Del City police captain accused in the shooting death of a black teenager has been postponed.

Randy Harrison was scheduled for trial Monday for the March 14, 2012, death of 18-year-old Dane Scott Jr. On Thursday, Oklahoma County District Judge Donald Deason granted a defense motion to postpone Harrison's trial until Nov. 18.

According to a police affidavit filed in the case, "Scott was unarmed and was not posing a threat of death of great bodily harm to the officers or any other person."

In the affidavit, Del City police Capt. Jody Suit said Harrison took a gun away from Scott during a struggle before Scott ran off, the affidavit shows. Officer Steve Robinson, one of the officers at the scene, testified that he didn't see anything in Scott's hands after the teen scuffled with Harrison. Robinson said he fired his stun gun at Scott. "He didn't make a move or turn toward me," Robinson said.

A utility worker also testified that he saw a police officer wrestle the gun away from Scott and saw Scott run before he was shot by the officer. As Scott ran away, Harrison fired three times and missed, but a fourth shot struck Scott in the back according to court documents. Witnesses to the shooting claim Scott Jr. was running away from police officers with his hands in the air when police fired at the teen. A clerk at a nearby convenience store reports hearing “about 4, 5, 6” shots. The clerk states, “It was like being on a firing range.” [MORE] and [MORE]

“The boy didn’t have no gun. He had his hands, like this, in the air,” one witness said. [MORE]

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White Winter Park Overseer (officer) resigns, accused of racist remarks about killing Black children during Trayvon Martin meeting

From [HERE] A white Winter Park police officer resigned Thursday after derogatory remarks colleagues said he made about African-Americans prompted an internal investigation. Lt. Ron Johnson's notice of retirement was one sentence long and made no mention of a derogatory remark his colleagues said he made about African-Americans, during a shift meeting about the anniversary of Trayvon Martin's death.

The investigation began with a complaint from a union leader and officer who said that during discussion about potential protests surrounding Martin's death anniversary, Johnson said, "This is why they should be drowned at birth."

The complaint said the comment was "clearly understood to be racially derogatory." Officials said it happened in the presence of at least one African-American officer who said she was offended, but was not the person who made the complaint.

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White Springfield Cops Assault and Use Taser on Black Woman, 8 Months Pregnant - on video

(In their relations with non-white people, white supremacists function as psychopaths. The psychopath is an individual who is constantly in conflict with other persons or groups.  He is unable to experience guilt, is completely selfish and callous, and has a total disregard for the rights of others. [MORE]) From [HERE] An unarmed Black woman 8 months pregnant was tased by Springfield police after she reported a car accident in the parking lot of Best Buy on Saturday. The woman in question is 29-year-old Lucinda White. Her boyfriend, 31-year-old Frederic Thomas was also tased and taken to jail for assaulting a police officer. Thomas and White were released from the Sangamon County Jail on Sunday evening.

Springfield police claim the couple's behavior warranted officer restraint. "She was, her and her boyfriend were both actively fighting with an officer and they used the force that was necessary to affect the arrest," said D.C. Cliff Buscher with the Springfield Police Department.

The incident unfolded in front of a reporter, Paul Newton, from ABC NewsChannel 20. "They told her get down on the ground face down, and she's trying to plead with them 'I can't get on the ground, I'm pregnant. I can't do that,' and they told her once again. And she, she's just trying to plead with them and then right away they hit her with the taser," said Newton.

NOPD Assures Public - 'Racial Targeting by Police definitely, definitely not happening'

The above video was released last month showing a gang of white plainclothes overseers (officers) attacking two Black teenagers. Officers assaulted the youths because "they appeared to be in violation of curfew" during Mardi Gras. The video, which lacks audio, shows 17-year-old Sidney Newman and 18-year-old Ferdinand Hunt standing against a wall. The officers approach quickly as the boys appear to have their backs turned to the white men.  All the officers are wearing jeans and other casual attire - one has on a backwards baseball cap, another has beads around his neck. The officers tackle the teenagers to the ground and then pounce on them. [MORE] 

From [HERE] The New Orleans Police Department continues to address concerns about racial profiling, as it works to satisfy terms of a federal consent decree. New Orleans Police Chief Ronal Serpas, in photo below, today on WWL said allegations of racial profiling may be the toughest to handle. "Racial profiling is one of the most important issues of our day.  I would never say that I think it doesn't exist," the chief told WWL's Garland Robinette.

Serpas says cops aren't trained to view potential suspects along racial lines.  Raymond Burkart, lawyer for the Police Association of New Orleans, says better record keeping could help the department rebut those claims when raised by the public. "We've got to do a better job making sure that we have accurate data to insure that racial profiling doesn't exist," Burkart said.

Chief said it's not racial profiling to go look for specific suspects that match the descriptions given by crime victims.  He said in seven out of ten crimes not involving drugs or guns, the victims are African-American, "and nine out of ten times, they described their perpetrator as an African-American male."

Burkart says that's the kind of thing the department needs to keep better records on: "I do know from speaking to officers that they're not looking for specific people of specific races just to stop people for no reason," he said.  "That's not the case at all."

"Police State" in Hill County, TX. White Sheriffs Detained Latino Men for 39 days in Jail Without Charge, Probable Cause

From [HERE] and [HERE] Two Latino men are suing a Texas police department they say locked them in jail for 39 days “with no charges, no hearing, and no probable cause” after a March 2011 traffic stop. They also claim cops seized $14,000 in cash they had saved to buy a car.

Roberto Moreno-Gutierrez and Jaime Moreno-Gutierrez are suing Hill County, the Hill County Sheriff’s Department and the Texas Department of Public Safety in federal court. Their complaint states that the two men were en route from their home in Killeen, Texas to a car dealership in Plano, Texas to purchase a used hybrid electric car, AlterNet reports.

At that point they were pulled over and detained by Texas State Trooper Carl. R. Clary, who was driving with a K-9 unit. Troop Clary was not, however, identified as a party to the complaint that has been filed since

“The trooper provided no traffic violation or reason for the stop to the plaintiffs,” the complaint states. “The trooper requested driver licenses from both plaintiffs, which he then took to his patrol unit. Upon returning, he requested to search the vehicle. Consent was given, and he then brought out his dog. After a search, the dog was put in its kennel. No drugs or drug paraphernalia were found in the vehicle or on the plaintiffs."

“The officer used a translator apparatus to translate his questions but did not translate the Spanish responses into English,” the suit continues. “He inquired as to the money and the plaintiffs explained where it came from and why they had legal possession."

“There was simply no indication of wrongdoing. Nevertheless, Trooper Clary seized the money and waited for backup. After 20 minutes, the plaintiffs were taken to another squad car and were told they were going to be interviewed where it was quiet. Even though there was no sign from the K-9 and, therefore, no probable cause, the arriving officers tore apart the vehicle for money or drugs that did not exist.”

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Williams case should have gone to a jury- White Milwaukee Cops Ignored Handcuffed Black who Suffocated to Death - on Video

"Sir I Can't Breathe." graphic video. no sound for first minute. From [HERE] The family of Derek Williams is still looking for justice after a decision last week by special prosecutor John Franke, a white man, not to charge Milwaukee police officers in Williams' death. The young man died in the back of a squad car in July 2011 while pleading for assistance with a breathing problem. Franke wrote Friday to District Attorney John Chisholm that "there is no reasonable likelihood of obtaining a conviction in this case."

But that flies in the face of the opinion of an inquest jury, which unanimously recommended that three officers be charged with failure to render aid by law enforcement, a misdemeanor. We think Franke should have taken what he had to court.

The squad car video that shows Williams gasping for air and begging for help is troubling. Officers are required to "continually monitor and remain cognizant of the condition of a person in custody, especially when he/she is in restraints," according to MPD's Standard Operating Procedures. We think the video plainly shows that they didn't do that.

The officers involved earlier were cleared by Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm and their own department. And the medical examiner's office originally ruled that Williams died of natural causes. But after the Journal Sentinel brought new evidence to the attention of that office, including the video, the ruling was changed. Now, the medical examiner's office believes Williams' death was a homicide.

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(genocide watch) NYPD Boss said stop-and-frisk designed to 'instill fear' in Non-Whites - Senator's testimony

If You Attempt to Understand Stop & Frisk without understanding White Supremacy you will only be Confused. White Supremacy/Racism is carried out through indirect or direct violence and/or deception. Similar to the increasingly meaningless 4th Amendment rights of non-whites in the U.S., during Nazi Germany, various resident/movement regulations and identification measures were undertaken by the Government as preconditions to genocide.

As the number of Jews or more specifically, Semites (non-white people) rose in Nazi Germany, Jews felt the effects of many decrees and regulations that restricted all aspects of their public and private lives. Identification measures requiring Semites to wear a yellow star for instance enabled the police to pick up any Jew, anywhere, anytime. In the U.S. no such star is necessary - it is your skin color that identifies you as a target.  

From [HERE] A New York State Senator testified in federal court Monday that New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly (racist suspect in photo below) explained the city’s controversial stop-and-frisk program as a means of instilling fear in young African American and Hispanic men.

Twenty-two year NYPD veteran and State Senator Eric Adams told the court that in 2010 he traveled to Albany to voice his support to a bill that would forbid the NYPD from keeping a database of information pulled from stop-and-frisks that did not lead to an arrest. That bill would ultimately pass, but Adams testified on Monday that, upon telling Kelly the program disproportionately targeted young black and Latino men, the commissioner was far from concerned.

The new testimony follows evidence from more than one New York cop indicating that the department has set, officially or unofficially, quotas for stop-and-frisks. There has also been recent testimony from those officers that the program specifically targets people of color.

Kelly “stated that he targeted and focused on that group because he wanted to instill fear in them that every time they left their homes they could be targeted by police,” Adams said.

He said Kelly justified his reasoning by asking, “How else would we get rid of guns?”

“I was amazed,” Adams said in court. “I told him that was illegal.”

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