i hate cops

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insight into the authoritarian mindset

unknown or illegal user (doorag), Friday, 13 December 2002 23:36 (twenty-three years ago)

Yeah that's happened to me too. I don't know how long they leave you in there for, but it feels like at least 2 hours. It's hideous and insulting and leaves you feeling violently anti-cop, maybe not their best move. Hope things are Ok.

Andrew Thames (Andrew Thames), Saturday, 14 December 2002 12:23 (twenty-three years ago)

I hate cops! While they were searching my car I looked at my watch. The fattest cop who truly looked like a pig started yelling at me, "You're on my time now!" "You're in my world!" "Don't think you ain't going nowhere!" That last comment proved that he was uneducated idiot, just like I'll the other idiot cops that were there. The retard didn't even put the cuffs on tight enough so I slipped out of them. He then accused me of trying to escape. At jail I hated the underwear they made me wear since it was used. Well, I take it you're out of jail now. Hopefully none of us will ever go back again.

Sarah Kritzer, Thursday, 26 December 2002 04:14 (twenty-three years ago)

one month passes...
Everyone hates cops because it's trendy to hate cops. Everyone hates them like they hate thier high school vice principal....because they are the enforcers. You guys are lame, cause if we didn't have cops, your ass would probably be dead. It's simple civics people. Go back to 12th grade...

lola falana (lola falana), Tuesday, 18 February 2003 06:37 (twenty-three years ago)

I think you can like and appreciate the concept of police, and still hate partlicular asshole cops.

oops (Oops), Tuesday, 18 February 2003 15:35 (twenty-three years ago)

agreed. but if thats the case... then you can hate any particular group of people, like skaters, or grocery store baggers...

lola falana (lola falana), Wednesday, 19 February 2003 03:17 (twenty-three years ago)

I think you can especially dislike them if you've had a bad experience with them, like people on this thread have.

Elisabeth (Elisabeth), Wednesday, 19 February 2003 08:51 (twenty-three years ago)

I deserved to be arrested, I didn't deserve that treatment. Yeah.

Andrew Thames (Andrew Thames), Wednesday, 19 February 2003 12:00 (twenty-three years ago)

it's the abuse of power that bothers me, but the actual power itself.

rebekah, Wednesday, 19 February 2003 15:25 (twenty-three years ago)

ARGGG

correction: it's the abuse of power that bothers me, NOT the actual power itself.

rebekah, Wednesday, 19 February 2003 15:26 (twenty-three years ago)

three weeks pass...
Hey kids, here's a story for you...
A while back when I was still smoking that lovely substance known as marijuana, I took a little trip to Mardi Gras.
The people I was staying with did not smoke, and after days and days of walking the streets during parades and smelling delicious smoke everywhere, I finally succumbed to the urge to light up a joint while I was wandering around Bourbon Street.
A short time later, Office Tight-Ass found me while I had my hand behind my back holding my smoke. He grabbed my wrist and proceeded to twist it and pull it back, and as I turned to punch whoever was trying to hurt me, I realized it was a cop. "Fuck."
He dragged my ass off and threw me against the wall. The crowd on the street didn't think I was causing a problem and, I kid you not, proceeded to chant "let him go". He searched my pockets and found an empty pillbox in which I had earlier had some ginseng capsules inside.
He held it up in the air with a smile on his face to show off to my military escort, as if to say "look what I found, this fucker's got some real drugs and he's going down for a couple years." Needless to say, I had a hard time containing my laughter when he opened it only to find it empty.
I had a military escort(complete with assault rifle) because it was the first mardi gras after 9/11, and they were waiting for somebody to try SOMETHING. On the walk back to the cruiser, my arresting officer refused to read me my rights THREE TIMES on the basis that the Miranda verdict had been overturned.
I was stuck in a ten foot by ten foot cell with about 29 other guys.
After about 6 hours I was allowed a phone call. There was guy in this tiny cell with me who was losing his mind because he had been arrested 24 hours, and not allowed a chance to post bail. Everytime he tried to speak to a jailer, they ignored him. Finally he got somebody to listen to him, and it turned out he'd been in there so long because the cops had "lost" his file.
I could not reach anyone to bail me out because the phone did not allow long distance calls, or calls to college dorms with extentions, which is where I was staying. Once the cops take your photo, and your prints, they strip you of everything you have, give you an orange jumpsuit, and move you "upstairs". "Upstairs" is an extention of the police station, a prison/jail where you go if you don't make bail. There are guys who have been in there months, and in a short time I had my own cell and bunk. I came to the conclusion that I was going to be stuck in New Orleans forever, and I was never going to sleep again. I did fall asleep for five minutes while I was in jail, and let me tell you, there is no worse feeling to wake up from dreamland and realize your are in jail.
Finally I managed to get out after 22 hours in jail, after being awake almost a solid 40-something hours. The cops SUCK. The Orleans Parish Precinct SUCKS. None of the other prisoners bothered me, but the cops were the biggest bunch of fascist FUCKS I had ever encountered. I'll admit it, I'm not a good prisoner. But when's the last time you got strip searched and sent upstairs?

Mr. Rogers, Thursday, 13 March 2003 08:03 (twenty-three years ago)

maybe you shouldnt have broken the law

webber (webber), Thursday, 13 March 2003 10:05 (twenty-three years ago)

Yeah you should've, thpugh I haven't smoked in public in a long while. It's cute the crowd were supporting you, and now you have a badass story!

Andrew Thames (Andrew Thames), Thursday, 13 March 2003 10:59 (twenty-three years ago)

That was stupid to light up in public--you knew the risks.
But you *definitely* didn't deserve that treatment.

oops (Oops), Thursday, 13 March 2003 15:30 (twenty-three years ago)

Okay, true, it was dumb to smoke in public. It's not something I did regularly, but when you're drunk, and everyone around you is drunk, and you already smell pot everywhere, well... I went against my better judgement. During Mardi Gras I saw people starting fights that almost led to riots, I saw two guys snorting *cocaine* in a doorway and then walk away, I ran into people peddling hard drugs, met other people with guns... You would think that with all this going on, that maybe a cop would have better things to do then arrest someone quietly smoking a joint. He could've at least just confiscated it and then made better use of his time then making my life a hell.
It's very ironic how the two drugs that do absolutely nothing for you except ruin your health, cigarettes and alcohol, are legal while substances like pot, which can cause you to question the nature of the world around you, are illegal in America. I've stopped smoking in the last couple of months, but if all those people who do smoke took the time to actually participate in an election, maybe we could finally start moving out of the stone age in this country. At last we could find better ways to spend our tax dollars then fighting a war on non-lethal drugs, and filling our prisons with all of our friends and neighbors.

Or is that just me?

Mr. Rogers, Thursday, 13 March 2003 18:47 (twenty-three years ago)

It could be the start of the STONED age. That's not very funny, and actually yeah that'd be good. Smoking in public sounds a lot more reasonable now, the cops don't

Andrew Thames (Andrew Thames), Thursday, 13 March 2003 23:16 (twenty-three years ago)

You didn't deserve the treatement, but lighting up somewhere as heavily policed as Mardi Gras was stupid. You might as well taped a sign to your head that says, "I love to be ass raped by cops"

Lola Falana, Friday, 14 March 2003 05:02 (twenty-three years ago)

eh, to-may-to tomah-to

oops (Oops), Friday, 14 March 2003 05:36 (twenty-three years ago)

Yes... I know it was stupid... here's a math equation for it:

(101 proof whiskey + dope fiending) x smoking up on Bourbon St. =
Major Stupidity

Don't even bother trying to isolate a variable here, I know it was
dumb.

However, the cop who arrested me should have his nuts stuck in the garbage disposal.

Just once.

Mr. Rogers (The Man they call Dan), Friday, 14 March 2003 06:43 (twenty-three years ago)

one month passes...
You don't want to be arrested in South Dakota, especially in thier two largest cities: Sioux Falls and Rapid City.

The SD legal system is wrought with corruption because none of thier judges are outsiders (nor will they permit any in). They want THIER judges, THIER state's attorney's and THIER cops to be home grown, born and raised South Dakotans.

With Gov. Janklow in power, no one's civil, constitutional or other legal rights are safe! They do whatever they want, adhering to thier own rules when they want, and break them as they see fit, including but not limited to, total hersay-if THAT is what it takes to put you away! In other words, South Dakota is a law unto itself- seperatist if you like.

The federal government won't intervene when federal civil rights are violated. No case against the state or any of thier officials can be proven because you must first, obtain permission from the SD Supreme Court to go further into the federal courts, and what makes you think that will happen?

The authorities in SD simply want to get the word out: "Welcome to our state, but do not cririsize, question or judge us for what we do, or you might find yourself someplace where you don't want to be!"

For those of you reading this, find it difficult to believe any of that, fine, then go to South Dakota, get yourself arrested, and see what happens.

Once you're arrested and convicted, your credibility is down the toilet, even if you can prove you've been set up or wrongfully indentified in a line-up. Who's going to listen to you? No one. Because none of us wants to beleive this goes on in our country- the good ol'USA- until it happens to you. Then it's too late.

Mr. Crane, Esq., Wednesday, 16 April 2003 20:38 (twenty-three years ago)

You must live in South Dakota then huh

The Man they call Dan (The Man they call Dan), Thursday, 17 April 2003 03:58 (twenty-three years ago)

To rduke4,

I used to live there, but never arrested, thank God for that. But I keep an index of those who were victimzed by the SD system. We almost had SD by the balls with a video-tape by a reporter who caught three Sioux Falls police officer's not only beating a pregnant woman within an inch of her life, and then hog-tying her, until she "confessed" to the crime that these wanted solved quickly.

The video shows the police standing around, cracking jokes, chomping down peanuts and cashews, drinking soft-drinks, and looking back every now and then to see if the woman will cooperate.

All of this took place on May 18th, 1981 in the area now fully occupied by CitiBank/CitiCorp, while the first building was under construction. It was remote, not all that dark out, providing enough illumination for the video camera.

The reporter worked for KSFY-TV in Sioux Falls. She was new to SD originally from Minneapolis. Very naive! She did the right thing in turning the tape over to her bosses at KSFY who viewed the tape and was stupid enough to contact commanders at the Sioux Falls police department! What he should have done was call the FBI in Minneapolis!

The Minnehaha County state's attorney, Jack Hanson (more on THAT son-of-a-bitch in a moment!) executed a search warrent to get the video, and promised to review it...the tape was conveniently...how can I say? Misplaced? The young reporter not only lost her job, but three days later her car was discovered fully engulfed in flames eight miles southeast of Sioux Falls....her body was burned beyond recoginition, expect by dental records.

KSFY's news director was later arrested, charged and convicted for "withholding evidence". He left Sioux Falls five years later, after completing his probation.

Jack Hanson was one corrupt bastard, if not, THE number one corrupt bastard!! In in 1983, he was indicted by a Minnehaha County grand jury for allowing drug use (mainly marijuana use) inside the state's attorney's office at the courthouse. A Sioux Falls dentist nick-named "Doc Kotas" was to have testified against Hanson and others.

Kotas was found blungeoned to death inside his rural Sioux Falls residence. Minnehaha County sheriff's deputies told reports that it was a gas leak that killed Kotas. Funny, Kotas' cat was discovered inside and a SF vet confirmed no toxic chemicals of any kind were found inside the cat's blood stream. The cat never left the house.

A female-ambulance driver told local reporters as well as reporters from KTIV-TV and KCAU-TV,Sioux City, Iowa; and newspaper-reporters from three Minnesota towns of Marshall, Slayton and Worthington; that she saw Kotas laying there with his skull craked wide open, blood all over. She was fired that afternoon.

She called 9-1-1 that night to report she'd been raped inside her garage. She was committed to the state hospital at Yankton, SD (90+ miles SW of Sioux Falls) for "delusions" and "job related stress".

She later committed suicide, though her family said "...suicide, with help".

The SF vet's report on the cat had disappeared. The vet disappeared without a trace.

Doc Kotas was to have testified the morning he was found murdered. There were no signs of forced entry.

When the Iowa reporters tried to follow up on the story, they were told by (then) Minnehaha County sheriff Les Hawkey: "If you want freedom the press and all that bullshit, you better go somewhere else, because we do things a little differently around here!"

In Feburary 1984, Jack Hanson was found not guilty (no suprize) by a jury and one other black man who testified against hanson, was obviously discredited, was later arrested for "drug use" in his car, convicted and put away for ten years.

Hanson, upon his predictable verdict, disbanded the orginal grand jury who indicted him.

In July 1990, at about 11:30 at night, an off-duty Sioux Falls cop was attacked at a 7-Eleven in Sioux City, Iowa (14th & Pierce Streets to be exact) by four men and in the course of the attack, knocking the cop to the ground, witnesses heard at least one of the men say something to the effect: "Bad-ass, mother-fucker cop from South Dakota...you can fuck people over there, but you're on our turf mother-fucker..!!!!!" with each use of the "fuck" word and "mother-fucker" the SF cop got kicked even harder.

Sioux City police discovered the SF cop's wallet with credit cards, money and wristwatch were left behind. His gun and badge were taken though, and later SF police got a suprize in the mail. The four guys were mocking the SF police over thier prize and with a note attached warning anymore SF cops who leave the sanctuary of thier state will encounter the same consequences. Sioux City police were accused by Sioux Falls of dragging thier feet.

Mr. Crane, Esq., Thursday, 17 April 2003 15:58 (twenty-three years ago)

In late 1986 I believe, former-Sioux falls mayor Rick Knobe had been arrested in Madison County, SD for drunk driving while driving a school bus full of students and crashed. One student was killed, other injured.

In the course of interviewing Knobe, Madison County sheriff's deputies were rudely interrupted by three unknown well dressed men when they entered Knobe's hospital room, demanding an audience with the deputies and hospital staff on duty that night.

No one knows what transpired in that case, except that Knobe was released into the custody of the three unknown well dressed men, who were not feds or other cops! They would be obligated by federal law to identify themselves. State cops are also mandated by federal law to identify themselves. Alot of people don't know that.

All that was reported by at least one hospital staffer, was that the three unknown goons told them "....we don't like how you're handling this, being rude to Mr. Knobe and all..."

Knobe was never indicted. The charges against him by Madison County states attorney were quickly dismissed.

Mr. Crane, Esq., Thursday, 17 April 2003 16:11 (twenty-three years ago)

Wow. Makes me wonder what they are getting away with right now...

The Man they call Dan (The Man they call Dan), Friday, 18 April 2003 04:52 (twenty-three years ago)

Hard to tell Dan.

The only way to find out:

(1) purchase a copy of the (Sioux Falls) Argus-Leader (nicknamed The Argus-Liar) or log on to thier site; find out who's been arrested for what, pay particular attention to major crimes and/or scandels.

(2) Go to Sioux Falls and start paying close attention to the street talk....

Mr. Crane, ESQ., Friday, 18 April 2003 18:31 (twenty-three years ago)

seven months pass...
I would have done the same thing dude. Fuck the cops, their all dick heads that got pushed around in middle and high school.I,m a marijuana user myself, and really try to smoke cautiously. Unfortunantely, I myself get hasseled all the time, because I look like a cop.I dont know why. Just cause a guy is 6'4" and has short hair doesn't mean He's a cop.I'm from IL. ,let me tell you what a bitch it is trying to obtain my much needed green tabacoo here in Rio Rancho NM. IT SUCKS BIG TIME SPECIALLY WHEN YOU DON'T KNOW ANYONE EXcEPT YOUR OWN MOTHER.

CHRISTOPHER T. MILLER, Monday, 1 December 2003 04:28 (twenty-two years ago)

There's a LOT of stuff being grown in and transported through NM. Ask around.
Shit, you should find a lil plot of land and throw some seeds down on it.

oops (Oops), Monday, 1 December 2003 09:21 (twenty-two years ago)

three years pass...
From my experience in Ny I have come to realize that cops can be true assholes when they dont get what they want. For example; A police officer pulled over a friend of mine for having no light by his licence plate. so the officer takes everyones ID cards and runs them through a background check. As the officer was handing back the cards he asked if there was any drugs or weapons. fair enough my buddy replied that he had a pocket knife but nothing illeagle. The fuckin dipshit cop decided to charge my friend with 4th degree posession of a weapon. even though it was a mistomeanor it was a goddamn lockback knife!! it dont matter if you have a bowie knife or even a machete in your car it is leagle to transport. then the ignorant asshole decides to search the car. my friend said he refused search of the car but the cocksucker searched everyone and the car anyway. Two of the poeple in the car got charged with 4th degree posession of a weapon. The weapons confiscated were a utility knife and a small fixed blade knife. What really pissed me off was that not only were these items leagle but could be bought in any sporting goods store or numerous shops in ny. The next week I saw the same cop that hassled my friends. I took a very risky chance being that I have a pending felony charge for weapon possesion in the 2nd, and decided that I was going to tell the officer what I thought of him. He thought he was going to push me around but I let him know where the buckwheat and bullshit is. Especially when he said he could arrest me for harassment for calling him a "self rightgous ignorant wannabe toughguy piece of shit" and i reminded him that i dont give a fuck what he threatens me with im gonna say what i think. The doughnut muchin bastard shut his mouth when he realized i wasnt intimidated. Thats what people need to start doing more with cops. not all but the ones that think they cant be touched, that they aint untouchable and they are also citizens, except with badges and guns. Hey the citizens of U.S.A outnumber them by a long shot. sometimes i think they really need to be reminded that we pay there salery with our taxes. If they get too self rightous and piss too many people off, an uprising can or will happen. Thats why I dont like police.

Wolf

the wolf, Friday, 9 February 2007 04:05 (nineteen years ago)

YOU DA MAN WOLF

YOU TELL EM

Confounded (Confounded), Friday, 9 February 2007 04:07 (nineteen years ago)

five years pass...

man these fuckers are flying the ghetto bird so low around my house my desk is shaking and its hard to type

better go outside and see what the drama is

the late great, Monday, 14 May 2012 23:01 (fourteen years ago)

eleven months pass...

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/12/nyregion/doubts-about-detective-haunt-50-murder-cases.html?pagewanted=4&_r=1&hp

amazing story. what a scumbag

'scuse me while i make the sky cum (k3vin k.), Sunday, 12 May 2013 02:13 (thirteen years ago)


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