Ferguson police execute an unarmed 17 yr old boy (Update: Ferguson police chief to resign 3/19)
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Cacs ignoring facts what else is new. 
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Feel me in breh i been out the scope ever since I was moving.
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Copy and paste I don't care
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Feel me in breh i been out the scope ever since I was moving.
I need updates
Copy and paste I don't care
Go 40 pg back.
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AP Exclusive: Ferguson no-fly zone aimed at media
By JACK GILLUM and JOAN LOWY
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. government agreed to a police request to restrict more than 37 square miles of airspace surrounding Ferguson, Missouri, for 12 days in August for safety, but audio recordings show that local authorities privately acknowledged the purpose was to keep away news helicopters during violent street protests.
On Aug. 12, the morning after the Federal Aviation Administration imposed the first flight restriction, FAA air traffic managers struggled to redefine the flight ban to let commercial flights operate at nearby Lambert-St. Louis International Airport and police helicopters fly through the area — but ban others.
"They finally admitted it really was to keep the media out," said one FAA manager about the St. Louis County Police in a series of recorded telephone conversations obtained by The Associated Press. "But they were a little concerned of, obviously, anything else that could be going on.
At another point, a manager at the FAA’s Kansas City center said police “did not care if you ran commercial traffic through this TFR (temporary flight restriction) all day long. They didn’t want media in there.”
FAA procedures for defining a no-fly area did not have an option that would accommodate that.
"There is really … no option for a TFR that says, you know, ‘OK, everybody but the media is OK,’" he said. The managers then worked out wording they felt would keep news helicopters out of the controlled zone but not impede other air traffic.
The conversations contradict claims by the St. Louis County Police Department, which responded to demonstrations following the shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown, that the restriction was solely for safety and had nothing to do with preventing media from witnessing the violence or the police response.
Police said at the time, and again as recently as late Friday to the AP, that they requested the flight restriction in response to shots fired at a police helicopter.
But police officials confirmed there was no damage to their helicopter and were unable to provide an incident report on the shooting. On the tapes, an FAA manager described the helicopter shooting as unconfirmed “rumors.”
The AP obtained the recordings under the U.S. Freedom of Information Act. They raise serious questions about whether police were trying to suppress aerial images of the demonstrations and the police response by violating the constitutional rights of journalists with tacit assistance by federal officials.
Such images would have offered an unvarnished view of one of the most serious episodes of civil violence in recent memory.
"Any evidence that a no-fly zone was put in place as a pretext to exclude the media from covering events in Ferguson is extraordinarily troubling and a blatant violation of the press’s First Amendment rights," said Lee Rowland, an American Civil Liberties Union staff attorney specializing in First Amendment issues.
FAA Administrator Michael Huerta said in a statement Sunday his agency will always err on the side of safety. “FAA cannot and will never exclusively ban media from covering an event of national significance, and media was never banned from covering the ongoing events in Ferguson in this case.”
Huerta also said that, to the best of the FAA’s knowledge, “no media outlets objected to any of the restrictions” during the time they were in effect.
In the recordings, an FAA manager urged modifying the flight restriction so that planes landing at Lambert still could enter the airspace around Ferguson.
The less-restrictive change practically served the authorities’ intended goal, an FAA official said: “A lot of the time the (lesser restriction) just keeps the press out, anyways. They don’t understand the difference.”
The Kansas City FAA manager then asked a St. Louis County police official if the restrictions could be lessened so nearby commercial flights wouldn’t be affected. The new order allows “aircraft on final (approach) there at St. Louis. It will still keep news people out. … The only way people will get in there is if they give them permission in there anyway so they, with the (lesser restriction), it still keeps all of them out.”
"Yeah," replied the police official. "I have no problem with that whatsoever."
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- Do not forget Michael Brown
- Do not forget how the media dehumanized him and tried to justify his murder
- Do not forget how peaceful protests were painted as savage riots
- Do not forget police armed with military grade weapons terrorized and arrested black civilians
- Do not forget Darren Wilson being awarded over $400,000 in fundraiser donations for murdering an unarmed black child
- Do not forget that this system was not built to defend us, but to control us
- Do not forget Ferguson
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Nov. 2
- The AP confirmed that the no-fly zone over Ferguson was meant to keep the media out. Police originally said the flight restriction was requested in response to shots fired at a police helicopter.
- Anonymous vs. Ferguson police (Note: The article accuses Tef Poe of mobilizing Anonymous which is not true.)
- How racism stole black childhood
- Nov. 1: Peaceful protest at the Justice Center
- July 5, 2014: Unarmed Christopher Jones was shot and killed by Nicholas Stone, a Pine Lawn police officer. Nearly 4 months later, Jones’ family still doesn’t know how many times he was shot, where the bullets hit him, what direction they came from or what the cause of death was.
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Two deadly force resolutions passed by Ferguson City Council:
The Ferguson City Council passed two resolutions asking for stricter laws when it comes to police using deadly force.
One resolution asks for guidelines into how those cases are investigated, the other asks for all departments to keep track of how often an officer uses deadly force.
Activist Alexis Templeton says those resolutions, along with some new community organizations, show signs that the community is coming together.
“I see organizations within Ferguson starting to pop up that aren’t dividing the protestors and residents, but bringing the protestors and residents together,” she says.
A group called One Ferguson attended the meeting, saying it has recently formed to help support families in the community.
Source:
http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2014/10/...-city-council/
The Ferguson City Council passed two resolutions asking for stricter laws when it comes to police using deadly force.
One resolution asks for guidelines into how those cases are investigated, the other asks for all departments to keep track of how often an officer uses deadly force.
Activist Alexis Templeton says those resolutions, along with some new community organizations, show signs that the community is coming together.
“I see organizations within Ferguson starting to pop up that aren’t dividing the protestors and residents, but bringing the protestors and residents together,” she says.
A group called One Ferguson attended the meeting, saying it has recently formed to help support families in the community.
Source:
http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2014/10/...-city-council/
Nefflum nigga
Bred from insolence
they really tryin hard to get tef.
damn shame, anyone that stands up for what's right is being targeted by the pigs and the media
and that article on chris jones...not surprised how they worded it. pine lawn is corrupt. they always free casing. and harassing the residents there. I remember when that shooting happened, the news painted him to be crazy and basically he got what he deserved because he had a prior drug charge. these cacs and c00ns ain't shyt
Nefflum nigga
Bred from insolence
that cop killin cac on the east coast got arrested,
taken into custody.
he was found with guns on him...
so you mean to tell me
a fleeing black man is more of a threat and deserves to be executed with his hands up....
but a white man
with weapons on his person....
that murdered a pig... deserves due process?
fukk any of you cacs and c00ns that agree with this shyt.
it's disgusting to see people support this lynch mob mentality. and if you are black or any other "minority" and you feel this way...yo parents ain't shyt. it takes a c00n to raise a c00n. death to yall
taken into custody.
he was found with guns on him...so you mean to tell me
a fleeing black man is more of a threat and deserves to be executed with his hands up....
but a white man
with weapons on his person....
that murdered a pig... deserves due process?
fukk any of you cacs and c00ns that agree with this shyt.
it's disgusting to see people support this lynch mob mentality. and if you are black or any other "minority" and you feel this way...yo parents ain't shyt. it takes a c00n to raise a c00n. death to yall
Nefflum nigga
Bred from insolence
news reporting a white man in Lincoln county(crackerville)at a trailer park tried to go for a cops gun, cop didn't shoot him. just fought back.
Lincoln County man attacks detective, saying 'I am going to kill you'
By Susan Weich sweich@post-dispatch.com 636-493-9674
Nov 3, 2014 10:23 AM
LINCOLN COUNTY • A 45-year-old man is in custody after he attacked a police detective who was talking to the man's step-sister about an investigation, police said.
On Friday, the detective went to a home in the 300 block of Pinetree Drive to get a written statement from George Michael Harris' step-sister about an incident that happened earlier in the day not related to Harris.
While the detective was talking to the woman at the kitchen table, Harris walked out of the back bedroom and demanded to know who the detective was and began cursing at him.
This went on for several minutes before the woman told Harris that the man really was a detective, and he should return to his bedroom.
But a few minutes later, Harris rushed the detective from the back bedroom and attacked him. During the altercation, Harris struck the detective in the face with his knee and attempted to grab the detective’s weapon saying, “I am going to kill you.”
Lincoln County man attacks detective, saying 'I am going to kill you'
By Susan Weich sweich@post-dispatch.com 636-493-9674
Nov 3, 2014 10:23 AM
LINCOLN COUNTY • A 45-year-old man is in custody after he attacked a police detective who was talking to the man's step-sister about an investigation, police said.
On Friday, the detective went to a home in the 300 block of Pinetree Drive to get a written statement from George Michael Harris' step-sister about an incident that happened earlier in the day not related to Harris.
While the detective was talking to the woman at the kitchen table, Harris walked out of the back bedroom and demanded to know who the detective was and began cursing at him.
This went on for several minutes before the woman told Harris that the man really was a detective, and he should return to his bedroom.
But a few minutes later, Harris rushed the detective from the back bedroom and attacked him. During the altercation, Harris struck the detective in the face with his knee and attempted to grab the detective’s weapon saying, “I am going to kill you.”
Nefflum nigga
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they just canceled the "guns and hoses" event, it's a boxing match between the cops and firemen here. first time in 28 years this has been canceled. their preppin for the announcement.
should be within the next few weeks
ST. LOUIS, MO (KTVI)- Organizers of the 28th Annual Guns ‘N Hoses boxing event to benefit the families of emergency responders killed in the line of duty have announced this year’s event will be postponed. “It breaks our hearts,” said Ron Battelle, the Executive Director of The Backstoppers Inc., in an exclusive interview with Fox 2. Battelle is also the former St. Louis County Police Chief. The Backstoppers organization provides financial assistance to the spouses and children of emergency responders…
Firefighters and police officers from area departments square off against each other in boxing matches at Scottrade Center on the Wednesday night before Thanksgiving every year.
Not this year.
The continued unrest in Ferguson has put heavy demands on emergency responders across the region, inhibiting the volunteer fighters’ ability to train, organizers said. Those demands will likely continue to impact behind-the-scenes organizational efforts emergency responders donate to the cause every year.
should be within the next few weeks
ST. LOUIS, MO (KTVI)- Organizers of the 28th Annual Guns ‘N Hoses boxing event to benefit the families of emergency responders killed in the line of duty have announced this year’s event will be postponed. “It breaks our hearts,” said Ron Battelle, the Executive Director of The Backstoppers Inc., in an exclusive interview with Fox 2. Battelle is also the former St. Louis County Police Chief. The Backstoppers organization provides financial assistance to the spouses and children of emergency responders…
Firefighters and police officers from area departments square off against each other in boxing matches at Scottrade Center on the Wednesday night before Thanksgiving every year.
Not this year.
The continued unrest in Ferguson has put heavy demands on emergency responders across the region, inhibiting the volunteer fighters’ ability to train, organizers said. Those demands will likely continue to impact behind-the-scenes organizational efforts emergency responders donate to the cause every year.
news reporting a white man in Lincoln county(crackerville)at a trailer park tried to go for a cops gun, cop didn't shoot him. just fought back.
Lincoln County man attacks detective, saying 'I am going to kill you'
By Susan Weich sweich@post-dispatch.com 636-493-9674
Nov 3, 2014 10:23 AM
LINCOLN COUNTY • A 45-year-old man is in custody after he attacked a police detective who was talking to the man's step-sister about an investigation, police said.
On Friday, the detective went to a home in the 300 block of Pinetree Drive to get a written statement from George Michael Harris' step-sister about an incident that happened earlier in the day not related to Harris.
While the detective was talking to the woman at the kitchen table, Harris walked out of the back bedroom and demanded to know who the detective was and began cursing at him.
This went on for several minutes before the woman told Harris that the man really was a detective, and he should return to his bedroom.
But a few minutes later, Harris rushed the detective from the back bedroom and attacked him. During the altercation, Harris struck the detective in the face with his knee and attempted to grab the detective’s weapon saying, “I am going to kill you.”
Between this stuff the white feminist movement being exposed. It's almost like the universe wants us to wake up NOW. Man white folks ain't worth a god damn.
cole phelps
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maybe this is the moment white supremacy begins to fall apart (hopefully)