Black Probot Prosecutor Hooks Up LAPD Cop with No Jail Felony Plea After Kicking Restrained Black Man's Head Like a Football During Unlawful Stop

Black Probot Dist. Atty. Jackie Lacey Serving Her Masters Well. From [HERE] and [HERE] You’re riding your bike down the block and the cops creep up along side you. They begin to ask questions because you fit the description of a suspect who committed a robbery. All of a sudden you get violently ripped off your bike and thrown to the ground.

While you’re on the ground police officers beat you nearly to death, you did nothing but vaguely fit the description of someone, no evidence at all?  Last October in LA, 22-year-old Clinton Alfred Jr. went through this senseless and painful ordeal. Clinton was delivered what is being called a horrific beating from numerous officers in the LAPD.

Officer Richard Garcia 34, had his officers hold Clinton down while he kicked him in the head numerous times, shocked him with a stun gun and beat Clinton until he was unconscious.  The video is so violent that the LAPD will not even release it to the public. Garcia’s kicks were compared to a football player kicking a field goal.

The videotaped assault was so alarming, one Los Angeles police official called it “horrific.” 

All About the Appearance of Justice. The LAPD and the civilian Police Commission [gave the appearance they] came down hard on Officer Richard Garcia, saying he violated department policies when he kicked and punched Clinton Alford Jr. during an October 2014 arrest in South Los Angeles. The district attorney [gave the appearance that she] came down even harder, taking the rare step of filing a felony assault charge against an on-duty officer. 

Garcia faced up to three years in jail if convicted. Then the case quietly came to an end.

Under a plea agreement reached with prosecutors this spring, Garcia pleaded no contest to the felony charge as part of a deal with prosecutors that will see him avoid jail time if he completes community service and donates $500 to a charity by late May 2017. Under the agreement, Garcia would then be allowed to enter a new plea to a misdemeanor charge that would replace the felony and would be placed on two years of probation, a spokeswoman for the district attorney’s office said. 

Dist. Atty. Jackie Lacey, whose office never publicly announced the [secret] plea, defended her office’s decision to settle the case without any jail time, saying she felt the agreement was appropriate.

She declined to detail the reasons for the plea, but said prosecutors generally look at a range of information including the seriousness of the victim’s injuries, whether the defendant has a prior record and the credibility of the witnesses. Video, she cautioned, “doesn’t tell the whole story sometimes.” Right, especially when the victim is Black.

Spinning more deception, Lacey, said that she believed filing the felony charge against Garcia signaled to both police officers and residents that “people will be held accountable.”

“I do think it sends a strong message to any law enforcement officer who is thinking about violating the law,” she said. “If you talk to any officer about a felony on their record gotten in the course of their job, I don’t think anyone would see this as light at all.” [Right. Right. And if you believe this crusty nonsense you probably also believe in unicorns or you want to be deceived. In most urban locals a civilian would be charged with aggravated assault or assault with a deadly weapon ("shod foot") - major felonies. A person with a greater duty of care to the public such as a police officer should be subjected to harsher penalties and should certainly not be eligible for a diversionary dismissal. Remember that Black probots are programmed to speak the opposite of truth - just like their racist governmental masters.]    

But others disagreed. Mac Shorty, the chair of the Watts Neighborhood Council, said the outcome was too lenient and another example of Lacey not holding police officers accountable during a time of increased scrutiny of how officers use force, particularly against African Americans. 

“That’s not justice,” he said. “If I do something wrong, I face prison time. It’s not fair to the community that anybody coming into the community mistreats someone and gets a slap on the wrist.” 

Garcia, who has been with the LAPD for about a decade, is awaiting what is known as a Board of Rights hearing, where a three-person panel decides disciplinary cases for officers who usually face termination or lengthy suspensions. Don't hold your breath in a racist system. 

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What is White Collective Power? White Seattle Police Chief says she Can't Fire White Cop who Punched Restrained Latino Man 14 Times in the Face After Unlawful Traffic Stop. White Prosecutors Decline to File Charges

What is White Collective Power?  When white police officers beat an unarmed, restrained Latino man and their fellow officers, the police chief, internal affairs, the union, jurors, prosecutors and the white media support, defend, and finance the officers “right” to do so. [MORE] Traffic stop begins @:50 seconds.

From [HERE] A white Seattle police officer has been suspended for 10 days without pay over a 2010 video-recorded incident in which he punched a restrained Latino man in the face 14 times in rapid succession. The officer, David Bauer, also delivered an unwarranted kick to the man, Police Chief Kathleen O’Toole found in a disciplinary report that concluded Bauer used excessive force and violated department policy on lawful conduct.

“Your actions were inappropriately aggressive and unnecessarily increased the violence of the interaction, and were a gross misuse of the power police officers are afforded by those we serve,” O’Toole wrote. 

O’Toole, who became chief in 2014, wrote that she would have fired Bauer had the incident “taken place during my tenure or under the department’s current Use of Force policy, which requires officers to use de-escalation tactics.”

The department’s internal findings came after federal and King County prosecutors [racist suspect in photo below] declined to bring felony charges against Bauer. No misdemeanor charge can be brought against him because of a two-year statute of limitations. [MORE]

Bad Black Cops are Disposable & Easily Replaceable to NYPD: Cop Fired After Stomping on Black Man's Head

From [HERE] A NYPD cop who vowed to fight a court order to resign from the force for stomping on a suspect’s head has officially been given his walking papers, officials said Wednesday.

The NYPD terminated Police Officer Joel Edouard’s employment after a departmental trial, officials said.

Edouard, 38, was convicted of misdemeanor assault after he was caught on video stomping on Jahmi-El Cuffee’s head on Malcolm X Blvd. in Bedford-Stuyvesant in July 2014.

Had he been convicted of a felony, the 10-year NYPD veteran would have been fired immediately. Since he was convicted of a misdemeanor, the law allowed Edouard to keep his job.

Yet Brooklyn Supreme Court Judge Alan Marrus added an unusual condition to his sentence to two years’ probation on June 23: resign from the force if Police Commissioner Bill Bratton didn’t fire him in the next 24 hours. [MORE]

Powerless Class. Who To Call When You Need Help in Racist System? A black woman called 911 because she was afraid of a White Cop in Houston. A violent arrest followed.

No matter how much money or what position a Black person has, he/she is a member of the Powerless Class in a system of racism/white supremacy. From [HERE] Nervous and distraught, Earledreka White did the only thing she thought she could to allay her fears after being stopped by a police officer in Houston: She called 911 to report the traffic stop and asked for police backup.

White’s voice was so shaky that she stuttered when trying to give the emergency dispatcher their location, a medical plaza parking lot outside the Loop 610 near downtown Houston. Next to her stood an officer with Houston’s Metro Police Department, waiting while she made the call in the doorway of her sedan.

“He’s saying I crossed over a solid line and I did not,” White told the dispatcher. “I got out of the car to ask him what the offense was. He raised his voice at me and threatened to arrest me. So I’m really confused. And I would like another officer to come out here.

“My heart is racing. I’m really afraid.”

White then tells the dispatcher she is being “harassed.” At that point, according to the combined audio and video, the officer grabs her and tries to pin her arms behind her back, unleashing a minutes-long struggle with White screaming for him to stop.

“This man is twisting my arm,” she tells the dispatcher. “Please get your hands off of me. What is wrong with you? … Why are you doing this? I haven’t done anything.”

She eventually can be heard breaking down into sobs.

“Oh my God, oh, my God,” she says. “Stop. Please, stop. Can you stop doing this?”

The Metro Police Department has cleared the officer of any wrongdoing and said his actions were valid. 

“He’s the one that caused the confrontation and then he claims resisting arrest,” Fertitta said. “Yes, she did get out of her vehicle, which I would advise against anybody ever doing. However, it’s not a crime to get out of your vehicle at a traffic stop.

“It’s not as if she was on a roadside. She was in a parking lot. She had her hands clearly visible. There was nothing in her hands. There was no danger for this officer. And she immediately got back in her car.”

White spent two days in jail on a misdemeanor charge of resisting arrest and was released on a $1,000 bail.

Lawsuit Filed Against South Carolina "Disturbing Schools Law." Black Teen Unlawfully Arrested after Challenging "Officer Slam" While he Abused Defenseless Black Child in Classroom

Because We Said So Nigger. Obey. From [HERE] and [MORE] One day last fall, Niya Kenny was sitting in her math class at Spring Valley High School in Richland County, South Carolina, when a police officer came into the classroom. A girl in her class had refused to put away her cell phone, and the teacher had summoned an administrator, who called on the officer assigned to the school. 

Niya thought the officer was bad news — his name was Ben Fields, but he was so aggressive that students knew him as Officer Slam. As soon as he entered the room, she called out for other students to record him.

Three different students made cell phone videos of what happened next. Fields picked the girl up, flipped her in her desk, and then grabbed an arm and a leg to throw her across the room. Niya stood up and called out, she recalled later. “Isn’t anyone going to help her?” she asked. “Ya’ll cannot do this!”

Fields yelled at Niya to sit down and be quiet. She was so scared that she was yelling and crying. As Fields handcuffed the other girl, he turned toward Niya and told her she was going to jail, too. 

Niya was arrested, taken to jail for the day, and released with criminal charges of “disturbing a school.”

Today she’s fighting back. On her behalf, the ACLU filed a lawsuit against South Carolina to challenge a law that makes “disturbing a school” a criminal offense. 

White Media says Relax Milwaukee: Black Man [with gun permit?] was Killed by a Black Cop, So It Couldn't Be Racist Right? [Another Black on Black Crime in Service of White Domination]

From [HERE] The Milwaukee police officer who fatally shot an armed suspect Saturday is black, sources have told the Journal Sentinel. The Sentinel blasted the news out as "BREAKING." If this generic detail was so crucial to them why did cops keep it secret for 24 hours?

[Elite whites and their media hope you will buy what they work so hard at selling - that Black on Black violence and any other Black on Black hate going on in other contexts has nothing to do with white supremacy/racism. In reality, 'the black on black criminal is a white racist in black skin - a person who has internalized white racist attitudes and has identified with his victimizers and expresses his victimization by victimizing other black people. His behavior reflexts the absence of an appropriate black and african identity.' [MORE]. Black on black violence is a result of white supremacy. In all contexts a black probot programmed in service of white domination is just as dangerous as a racist.] [MORE]

The man shot by police was 23-year-old Sylville Smith, police sources and Smith's family told the Journal Sentinel. Naturally, the white media has moved to trash Smith because he was charged with first-degree recklessly endangering safety and with witness intimidation previously. But all the charges were dismissed, court records show. Nevertheless, having no actual prior adjudications of guilt [felony record] are meaningless to white folks; Black men are guiilty by their existence. In the context of White American domination there is no innocent Black male, just Black male criminals who have not yet been detected, apprehended or convicted. [MORE] 

According to Smith’s mother, he had a conceal-carry license for a gun. [MORE] Hmm, could the cop tell it was stolen by just looking at it through the car window?

What exactly happened during the traffic stop? Why was the car stopped? What made the car "suspicious" to police? What did police say on their radio run and in their police reports about the stop? Why is such information secret? If a case had been filed against Smith (had he lived) everything would be avaialble to the public and to the defense for his arraignment. How does the public benefit from concealing such facts?  

BooHoo. Poor Police Victimized Again by Powerful Blacks. The Milwaukee Police Association, the local police union, issued a statement Sunday defending the officers' use of force and calling the unrest "terrorist-like" and denouncing the suggestion that there is racism in its ranks.

"Our ranks are broad and diverse. ... These officers deserve respect and support ... which must begin with leadership," union President Mike Crivello said.

He called the people who set buildings on fire and fired weapons "thugs" and "terrorists" and said they "must be held accountable." BW does not condone mindless violence against police. It is amusing that after killing, beating, degrading, humiliating and treating Black people with contempt on a regular basis while occupying our communities, these so-called public servants actually think they have a right to feel safe around us! 

Crivello said the police department is understaffed and called on the department to permanently institute the two-man squads, which were implemented temporarily after a recent police shooting. He has been pushing this agenda for a while - see video from above. 'Crime is down but give us a bigger budget and hire more morons like me.'

"Our family deserves to know their loved one has a fighting chance to come home after each tour of duty."

Racist Suspect Milwaukee Cops Suspiciously Provide No Details about Traffic Stop of "Suspicious Vehicle" Leading to Fatal Police Shooting of Black Man and Violent Unrest in City

Perhaps more detail, transparency would have calmed tensions? From [HERE] A crowd threw rocks at Milwaukee police officers and set a patrol car on fire late Saturday night in the neighborhood where an officer shot and killed a fleeing armed man earlier in the day, the police said.

Officers, some in riot gear, confronted the crowd, which had as many as 100 people at one point, The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported. It also said that the crowd attacked its reporters and a photographer.

Arrests were being made as officers tried to disperse the crowd, the police said on Twitter. The clash comes after a series of tense episodes in Milwaukee involving residents and police, including one just before the Fourth of July weekend near Sherman Park.

The violence erupted after the police said an officer killed an alleged armed Black suspect. The police said two uniformed officers stopped two people in a car at about 3:30 p.m. on Saturday. The police did not provide details on why the car was stopped. Mayor Tom Barrett simply said the police stopped a "suspicious vehicle" but did not provide any details about why it was suspicious.  

According to cops, both occupants ran from the car. During the pursuit, an officer shot one man, who was armed with a semiautomatic handgun, the police said. The gunman, described by the police as a 23-year-old Black man died at the scene. His name was not released. The police did not share any details from any police reports created about the incident. The police did not say what happened to the other man. 

Milwaukee Police Assistant Chief Bill Jessup told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel newspaper it wasn't clear if the gun was pointed at the officer [which would mean the gun was in the dead man's hand?].

"Those additional facts will come out in the coming days," Jessup said. He told the paper, "That officer had to make a split-second decision when the person confronted him with a handgun." [MORE]

However, during his midnight press conference, Mayor Barrett said the officer pursuing the 23-year-old man ordered him to drop his gun. The man didn't and the officer fired several times, the mayor said.

The man was hit twice, once in the chest and once in the arm. He said police determined there were 23 rounds in the man's gun.

The handgun was taken in a burglary in March, the police said. The officer was not named, but officials said he was 24 and had been an officer for three years. He was placed on administrative duty. [MORE]

Barrett said the officer had a body camera and Barrett said he believes the body camera was operational at the time of the shooting. Cops have not released any video. 

Racist Suspect Chicago Cops Unlawfully Tackled, Arrested & Strip Searched Fasting Muslim Woman. Hypocritical White Prosecutors Charged Her With "reckless conduct" & "obstructing justice"

From [HERE] A non-white muslim woman filed a federal civil rights lawsuit Thursday against the city of Chicago and six of its police officers after she said the officers profiled her based on her religious garb and assaulted her outside a CTA train station last year.

On July Fourth, Itemid (Angel) Al-Matar, who was observing Ramadan, was trying to catch the train home so she could break fast at sunset. As she was walking up the stairs to the CTA "L" stop at State and Lake streets, police officers grabbed her, unprovoked, and threw her down on the landing, the suit alleges.

According to court records, Al-Matar, 32, moved to Chicago from Saudi Arabia two years ago to study English.

A CTA surveillance video shows Al-Matar climbing the stairs alone toward the platform when a group of five officers approaches her from behind. One of the officers grabs her by the shoulder and brings her to the ground, where the police huddle around her and appear to search her.

At a news conference Thursday, Al-Matar's attorney, Gregory Kulis, claimed police ripped off her religious headwear, a hijab and niqab. He said they exposed her midriff while she was handcuffed on the ground.

Al-Matar was arrested and charged with reckless conduct and several counts of obstructing justice. In June, a Cook County judge dismissed the first charge and found Al-Matar not guilty of the other counts.

"If they felt that there was some concern, the initial approach would be like every one of us on the street: 'Excuse me, sir, excuse me, ma'am, can I just ask you a question — what's your name and where are you going?'" Kulis said.

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The suit cites Mayor Rahm Emanuel's acknowledgment in December of a prevailing "code of silence" among police and claims the department's failing to investigate and discipline officers is a contributing factor in Al-Matar's incident.

Kulis said the police incident report included information that somebody indicated she was a "lone wolf suicide bomber."

The suit — which alleges use of excessive force, false arrest, unlawful search, malicious prosecution and violation of Al-Matar's right to freedom of religious expression — will continue conversations about Islamophobia in the U.S., said Ahmed Rehab, executive director of Chicago's Council On American Islamic Relations.

Rehab said "Policing ought to protect us from unlawful activity and crimes. It should not be in the business of attempting to protect us against people who look different," he said.

Rehab noted that because Al-Matar was jailed the night of the incident, she was unable to break her fast for another day.

"There is a human at the center of this case. ... under this simple piece of cloth is a full and complex heart-beating human," said Rehab. "We understand that for many people she may look like someone they that they are scared of. But that does not excuse dehumanizing or demonizing her."

Because of the pending litigation, Al-Matar — who goes by the name Angel — spoke only a few sentences at the news conference Thursday. She said she did not leave home this Fourth of July, her second in the U.S.

"I don't want that nightmare to happen again," she said.

[do you need statistics from white folks to validate your existence or is your own personal experience enough?] Justice Dept "Finds" Systematic Bias in Baltimore Police

[knowledge (information) vs. Knowing (your experience/being)]. The NYT writes, "As a black man and a lifelong resident of this city, Ray Kelly has been stopped by the police more times than he can count. And as a community organizer who tried to document police bias after the death of Freddie Gray, Mr. Kelly, 45, had always expected that an investigation by the Justice Department would uncover a pattern of racial discrimination.

Even so, the department’s findings — a scathing indictment that includes detailed data on how Baltimore police officers have for years systematically stopped, searched and arrested black residents — gave him a jolt. “Hearing the actual numbers, like on the traffic stops, is blowing my mind,” Mr. Kelly said. [nigger please]. 

In one stark statistic after another, the department’s report, a copy of which was obtained by The New York Times on Tuesday, has helped validate the experiences of Mr. Kelly and countless others in poor African-American neighborhoods who regard the police as an occupying force. The report, over 160 pages long, was to be made public on Wednesday at a news conference at City Hall.

In Baltimore, a city that is 63 percent black, the Justice Department found that 91 percent of those arrested for discretionary offenses like “failure to obey” or “trespassing” were African-American. Blacks make up 60 percent of Baltimore’s drivers, but they account for 82 percent of traffic stops. Of the 410 pedestrians who were stopped at least 10 times in the five and a half years of data reviewed, 95 percent were black.

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and the police commissioner, Kevin Davis, appeared Wednesday morning with Vanita Gupta, who leads the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, to discuss the findings. The report will form the basis for the first steps toward reaching a negotiated settlement, known as a “consent decree,” in which police training and practices will be overhauled under court supervision. 

Wait for Change Niggers. At the news conference, Mayor Rawlings-Blake said the city would move as quickly as possible to make changes in the department. But meaningful change, Mr. Davis said, will take time, commitment and trust. [MORE]

[cameras do not stop white supremacy/racism they just record it - until they erase it] Liar White Cops Automatically Create a Narrative in Melodramatic Murder of Paul O'Neal: "He was shooting at us right?" "Stop Resisting." "Did you get the gun?"

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[Your Government is Corrupt] Liar White Cops Know What to Say & What to Erase. All videos are [HERE] but Chicago Police Can’t Explain Why Their Body Cameras Failed at The Moment Of Unarmed Black Teen’s Death From [HERE] A series of videos released Friday shows Chicago police firing repeatedly at a car as it careens down the street, then handcuffing the mortally wounded black teenager who was at wheel after a chaotic foot chase through a residential neighborhood.

None of the nine videos show the suspected car thief getting shot in the back. Moments later, when Paul O'Neal is on the ground, blood soaking through his T-shirt, an officer can be heard angrily accusing him of firing at police. Another officer asks, "They shot at us too, right?" suggesting police believed they had been fired upon and that they did not know how many suspects were present.

No gun was recovered from the scene.

It was the city's first release of video of a fatal police shooting under a new policy that calls for such material to be made public within 60 days. That and other policy changes represent an effort to restore public confidence in the department after video released last year showed a black teenager named Laquan McDonald getting shot 16 times by a white officer. That video sparked protests and led to the ouster of the former police superintendent.

The police department invited some community leaders to see the videos before they were made public, including Pastor Jedediah Brown.

“You could see clearly, nobody in that room felt good,” he said. “It was very, very, very, very, very terrifying to watch.” 

On the latest body camera videos, an officer can be heard saying that he shot at the vehicle, explaining, "He almost hit my partner. I (expletive) shot at him." Another officer who apparently fired his weapon laments that he was going to be on "desk duty for 30 (expletive) days now."

Before the gunfire broke out, the 18-year-old suspect sideswiped one squad car and then smashed into another.

The moment of the fatal shooting isn't seen on any of the videos released Friday because the officer's body camera was not recording at the time, police said.

Ja’Mal Green, a community activist and spokesman for O’Neal’s family, said the family couldn’t stand to watch all of the video footage, but is frustrated by the gaps.

“These cameras should’ve been working at all times, every camera. We should have been able to see the whole incident,” Green said. “But instead, we get to see everything around it.”

Police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said that the department and the police review authority were trying to determine why the body camera was not working. He said it is likely because the officer was unfamiliar with how to properly use the camera he only received or because the camera malfunctioned.

"We don't believe there was any intentional misconduct with body cameras," he said.

But for Brown, the footage suggests something else.

“When you look at this video, you hear all of the officers screaming out things that try to create a narrative, automatically,” he said. “Chicago police have learned what to say when they want to get away with, I believe, excessive force and malicious policing.”

Attorney Michael Oppenheimer, who represents O'Neal's family, said the video showed officers taking "street justice into their own hands."

Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson stripped three of the officers of their police powers after a preliminary determination concluded they had violated department policy in the July 28 shooting. Authorities have not said specifically what policy was broken.

Sharon Fairley, the head of the Independent Police Review Authority, the agency that investigates Chicago police misconduct, also called the footage "shocking and disturbing."

The president of the Chicago police union, who is also white, complained about the release of the videos, saying it is unfair to the officers, could turn public opinion against them and even jeopardize their own safety.

"These guys live in the neighborhoods. Their kids go to school, and their photos will be all over the internet," he said. "It doesn't mean they did anything wrong, but someone may see it and perceive the officers should not have taken the actions they did." [What is White Collective Power? When a white police officer shoots a Black man and their fellow white officers, white police chief, white run union, white jurors, white prosecutors, white lawmakers and the white media support, defend, and finance the officers “right” to kill a non-white person. [MORE] and [MORE]]