Law Enforcement & Police - September 2006

2006-09-23 22:48:35 · 3 answers · asked by mbchelsea 1

I have to turn myself in to jail in two weeks. There i will wait to go to bootcamp in wrightsville Arkansas. I have no idea what to expect. I would like to know more about what all goes on there. What all you have to do. Is it really hard? Does it actually help people? Do the females have to shave there heads? What all do you do in the day there? I would like to know any information regarding the bootcamp in Wrightsville Arkansas

2006-09-23 22:30:50 · 5 answers · asked by Anonymous

This is why I could never be a cop, I would take a person apart for this.

2006-09-23 22:25:56 · 17 answers · asked by not coming back 3

2006-09-23 21:19:14 · 3 answers · asked by coury 1

I was pulled over for racing, "Speed Contest: 23109(a)" in the beginning of august. The officer told me i was going to get a letter in the mail about what my penalties are going to be. So i got the letter around a week ago and the DMV says they are going to "revoke" my license sometime this week. There are two things wrong with this:
1) PLEASE correct me if i am wrong but shouldnt I only get my license suspened (not revoked)
2) I havent even gone to trial for this (its on 10/16)...meaning no conviction...can they do that?

2006-09-23 21:02:19 · 11 answers · asked by Jm 1

Here's the link

http://enterprise.southofboston.com/articles/2005/05/21/news/news/news03.txt

This cop raped a little 7 year old for one year and doesn't get any prison time. No sexual predator list. Full police retirement pension.

This is typical police treatment for police pedophiles.

The police say that it was in the best interest of the girl not to prosecute the cop. It might be because the police department brotherhood would have probably gone to any lengths and paid whatever it cost to insure that another police officer didn't go down.

This police officer probably had people in the State Crime lab that would have messed up dna samples for him.

They probably would have said that the little 7 year old girl was just askin for it.

As long as you're a cop you can get away with stuff like this.

I'm surprised this officer wasn't promoted.

2006-09-23 20:15:09 · 28 answers · asked by Anonymous

2006-09-23 20:13:47 · 32 answers · asked by Anonymous

The laws are in place to start giving all U.S. citizens full rectal searches passing borders.

Pretty soon Rectal Checks will be as commonplace as the demeaning searches that we now have to endure at airport security.

But U.S. citizens will learn to accept this as police Security.

We've accepted loss or Miranda, loss of 4th amendment.

Now it's your a.s.s.

http://stopthedrugwar.org/chronicle-old/318/toomuch.shtml

Florida motorists are watching their rear-view mirrors this week after an appellate court ruled that rectal searches by police are legal. According to the Fifth District Court of Appeals, the removal of 54 grams of cocaine from a suspect's rectum by a member of the Orange County highway drug squad was "part of a legal patdown to make sure the man wasn't armed..." America, land of the free, home of the rectal patdown...


http://www.gwhatchet.com/media/storage/paper332/news/2002/10/17/UWireDcBureau/D.c-Police.Garner.2nd.Suit.Aclu.Claims.Improper.Search-301349.shtml?norewrite200609240112&sourcedomain=www.gwhatchet.com


Law says 85% of rectal searches done on innocent people

here's the link

http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/scripts/getcase.pl?court=us&vol=414&invol=941

This case paves the way to allow police to give everyone a full rectal search.

In another case, he ordered the suppression of heroin
discovered through a warrantless rectal search, even though there
was more than adequate probable cause to believe that the
defendant was carrying heroin in his rectum as he came across the
U.S. border. Kennedy criticized the search as unnecessarily
intrusive, and expressed a desire to protect the privacy rights
of innocent persons against such searches. U.S. v. Cameron. 538
F. 2d 254 (1976).

CRIMINAL LAW - INEFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE OF COUNSEL - SIXTH AMENDMENT - PREJUDICE

Facts: Appellant, Dwight Evans, appealed the denial of his petition for post-conviction relief. A jury convicted Evans of distribution of cocaine and possession with intent to distribute. Evans asserted that he was denied effective assistance of counsel because his trial counsel failed to move to suppress evidence obtained in a warrantless rectal search of Evans on a public street, in broad daylight, in violation of his Fourth Amendment rights. Evans argued that his counsel’s performance fell below Strickland’s objective standard of reasonableness. In regard to the prejudice prong of Strickland, Evans asserted that his sentence was enhanced because of counsel’s deficient performance. The Circuit Court for Baltimore City denied Evans’s request.

Held: Reversed. Evans satisfied his burden under both prongs of Strickland. His counsel’s performance fell below objective standards of trial conduct because he failed to seek suppression of evidence obtained by a public rectal search on the street of Baltimore City, which deviated from standard procedural guidelines that protect the integrity and constitutional rights of individuals. This is the case even though Evans’s counsel litigated an equally strong argument regarding Evans’s arrest and search incident to that arrest. In regard to the prejudice suffered by Evans, had his counsel properly sought suppression of the evidence, the two drug charges would have been merged and the detrimental effects of the nine vials of cocaine found in his “rear end” would have ameliorated his sentence. This satisfied Evans’s burden under the prejudice prong of Strickland.

Evans v. State, No. 289, September Term 2001, filed June 25, 2003. Opinion by Sonner, J.

2006-09-23 18:35:02 · 30 answers · asked by Anonymous

2006-09-23 18:12:18 · 22 answers · asked by Karla 1

My husband is a sheriff's deputy and has been for 13 years, prior to that was military during desert storm. We have been married for 15 years this november.

I am concerned about this company that has repedely tried to convince him to come to either iraq, or he has the choice of two other places and train the iraqy police officers. He will have to be there for a year at a time and then he has the option to re-up. I am freaking out. We have 3 girls. We need him.
Has anyone been over there doing this?
Was it dangerous?
Did you get to contact home often?
Were there married men there, or mostly single?
He checked out some website that shows who has died over there and there were some of these private contracted securities companies workers.
Will the sheriffs dept. even save his job for him?
Help!
Scared and confused.

2006-09-23 17:58:19 · 5 answers · asked by designsbyniki 2

What is the number you call to verify a patrol (police) car?

Also, what are some other important numbers to have in your address book?

2006-09-23 17:34:37 · 7 answers · asked by __ 3

i guess thats not really a question is it

2006-09-23 17:26:53 · 9 answers · asked by pee wee hermen 8====D~ 1

These police pulled over an innocent family on vacation by false information, made them all get on the ground and brutally murdered a sweet little puppy with a high powered shotgun.

Do you think that these police should be promoted? How about a paid vacation at taxpayers expense for their consequences(I mean reward)

http://www.cnn.com/2003/US/01/09/police.kill.dog/

Do you think that this type of standard behavior by police is right.

Here is a cops response to the killing.

Do you think it's right.
1. The police are doing a felony stop, thier info is that this car contains the perosn who did a armed robbery. So they beleive a armed person is in that car and they are dangerous.

2. don't matter what people look like a 12 year old with a gun can be a killer or a granny with a gun can be. So the police will follow procedure to do a felony stop.

3. Procedure for a felony stop is to get two or three police cars on the scene as soon as possible, you have the cars staged behind the suspects car. You order them out and get them handcuffed and on the ground.

You then leave the doors of the car open ( they have to stay open to do this correctly) you then have a officer do a clearing walk of the auto, and then finally have them open the trunk to check to be sure no one is hiding in the trunk.

4. Dog is not obeying any commands and officers are bite or attacked by dogs, so these dogs could have been a danger.

5 I happen to know the officers invovled in this personally, and they are wonderful officers who do a good job and would not want to harm anyone unless they had to. And they love animals and do regret what they did, but it was done by procedure and would happen again in the same situation.

Actually when the man stood up, he is lucky he was not either maced , tazered or even shot, since he was disobeying a command to stay down and his actions could have been considered an attack on the officer.

Plus once they were arrested if they had keep thier mouths shut and not yelled and yelled, the situation may have not happened exactly that way either, ( they most likley excieted the dog with thier yellling)

so when a officer kills a possible dangerous animal while doing a felony arrest, I don't see the problem,

it always look bad when you wash it up and don't put it as it really happeend.

Ok, it turns out they were not the wanted people, but untill it was all over, the officers did nto know that. So when it was happening, they beleived they had dangerous wanted people being arrested.

And no the officers don't stand at the door and discuss it, they follow the procedures for that arrest and once the people are in custody, then they discuss.

You may not like proper procedures but they are in place for a reason,

2006-09-23 17:16:24 · 16 answers · asked by Anonymous

2006-09-23 17:15:39 · 21 answers · asked by Anonymous

2006-09-23 16:51:53 · 15 answers · asked by abharanjan2003 2

A rare ecoli strain has been found in several countries. This would be unusal to be found at the same time in several countries where they do not have the same suppler of the vegetable source. A friend of mine at Emory said that they did not want to overreact but it looked like a terrorist act. what do you think?
E.coli outbreak 'was rare strain'

The rare strain is more difficult to detect in tests
A rare strain of E.coli O157 was behind the outbreak of the bug linked to a nursery in Fife, according to experts.
Health Protection Scotland (HPS) said the strain had been seen in Europe and Australia but was rare in the UK.

A spokesman said the unusual bacterium was hard to identify and clinicians were being urged to be vigilant when testing samples.

The strain has been linked to 13 cases in Dunfermline, four other single cases in Scotland and four cases in England.

HPS said it was working with its sister agency in England to determine the possible origin of the bug, known as Sorbitol-fermenting Vero cytotoxin.

HPS consultant Dr John Cowden said clinicians had been urged to ensure the unusual strain was not missed when dealing with samples from patients who were suspected of having any kind of E.coli O157.

'Identical symptoms'

He said: "This unusual strain reacts differently in the laboratory from other types of E.coli O157 and this is why we are interested in finding out more about it.

2006-09-23 16:50:51 · 15 answers · asked by circusdejojo 3

Your thoughts please?

2006-09-23 15:48:23 · 18 answers · asked by starrynight1 7

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2006-09-23 15:02:02 · 11 answers · asked by Anonymous

is there a law concerning these two things in schools in the state of ga? my school doesnt do them, but i thought you had to do them legally.

2006-09-23 14:46:56 · 4 answers · asked by Haley 2

2006-09-23 13:59:48 · 20 answers · asked by The Global Community 3

2006-09-23 13:58:20 · 3 answers · asked by melissa_rosio06 1

2006-09-23 13:35:08 · 10 answers · asked by Anonymous

It just rather an utmost evil of all things. nothing good can come of it. Whether it's because some people lies to their lovers and pretend the child is theirs, or other stupid reasons. I myself can't procreate, but i wouldnever kidnap babies. just why is it that some people do that? my guess is mental disorder or something

2006-09-23 13:28:50 · 11 answers · asked by mystic_lonewolf22 5

2006-09-23 12:50:02 · 11 answers · asked by laedeb 3

I have witnessed and been in so many near misses with motorists who just pullin or out of roads without using there indicators.
I say to these people "when I get the chance" It is ok i suppose you know where you are going but the lights are to let other road users know.
You would fail your driving test "no questions asked if you did not use indicators, so why does the LAW allow no use of them in everyday road use?

2006-09-23 12:40:08 · 10 answers · asked by Anonymous

What would you do if you see a crackhead in your basement?

2006-09-23 12:27:34 · 6 answers · asked by ken31pop 2

My neighbor fights with her bf all night, all the other neighbors are scared to do anything about it, i called police like 70 times in 1 1/2 yrs, and now they moved from above me to below me. At times he throws furniture.Landlord does'nt do anything or care. police cannot do anything unless they catch them in act, and bf lives upstairs and gf downstairs and they fight all night before he goes back upstairs and then fight on the phone.
I cannot afford to move right now. Are there any laws????

2006-09-23 12:25:57 · 12 answers · asked by VINCE H 1

Will I get arested if I get a bb gun... go to a school park or a feild or somwhere abbandoned and just shoot a target ... or like cans/bottles? Please tell me... my dad wants to get me a bb gun... where can i shoot it... im only 11... the WalMart Sales person (Gun specialist) says... that i can shoot it... its the parents choice of what age u have to shoot it... but u have to be 16 to buy it.... but where do i shoot it? I live in brantford... c an I shoot my bb gun in like a forest where nobody goes to...?

2006-09-23 12:20:01 · 13 answers · asked by kalmans@rogers.com 2

I know many people who have a little badge or card given to them by a cop. The cop is usually a relative. With this card or badge, they simply wave it whenever they get pulled over for a trafic violation, and they get off scott-free. Now you know if it runs at this level, it runs deep....corruption.

2006-09-23 12:19:20 · 20 answers · asked by donk 3

2006-09-23 12:15:05 · 23 answers · asked by kadafiac23 1