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Link To copy of Report: https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/pdfs/ADA484672.pdf
Link To Audio Book "One Second After"
Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5FDHm-igIE
Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIP2nnpJ3ts

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GLA

The Inmates are running the asylum and our Country is burning while their crimes are being hidden. Buy More Guns and Ammo

Why does the Public still back the blue when this is the normal behavior of most all cops?

#backtheblue #earningthehate #policeaccountability

LOL, all the bat toys and tech cannot find this guy.

Gov never see a revolution coming because they are so power drunk and so used to being Unaccountable they think it can't happen. They are ALWAYS WRONG.

For The BackTheBlue people, Just another isolated incident of Out of Control Police abusing the power and authority. Nothing to see here.

#backtheblue #earningthehate #StopBackingTheBlue

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This is just another of the many examples of Out Of Control Cops who could care less about the safety of innocent people. Stop Believing the propaganda of Back The Blue - Today's Cops are not your friends.

Hesperia, California — On September 27, 2022, an amber alert out of Fontana was issued for 15-year-old Savannah Graziano. The amber alert was issued out of concern she was taken by her father, 45-year-old Anthony Graziano. Before the amber alert was issued. Graziano killed his Wife outside of a School in Fontana. Graziano also shot at a father and child near the school. The following morning, a 911 caller reported seeing Graziano’s pickup truck and Savannah purchasing items at a gas station. Police soon located Graziano speeding on a nearby freeway, prompting the start of a chaotic chase. When deputies caught up with the vehicle, shots were fired from inside toward police. During the pursuit Graziano attempted to drive up an embankment onto main street, but he lost traction, and the vehicle moved back down the embankment in the direction of I-15. When the pickup truck came to a stop, unarmed Savannah exited from the passenger side as she was wearing tactical gear and a helmet.

The video shows she crouches on the ground for about ten seconds, and then walks toward the nearby deputy who was calling her to his position, followed by a boom that appears to be at least one deputy shooting her, though the department blurred out Savannah at this moment. The deputies were not wearing body cameras, but the department shared audio from the belt of the deputy standing closest to the girl. On the video you can hear a deputy calling her over and telling other deputies that the person who exited the truck was the passenger and for them to stop firing, but it was too late. Deputies immediately began medical aid on Savannah and she was transported to the Hospital where she died of her injuries. Anthony Graziano was pronounced dead at the scene. Multiple firearms were located..

Great Advice From A Law Professor on why you should NEVER talk to the police

There will be cops defending this and anyone with two brain cells can see this was NOT necessary force or damn sure not Minimum force as required by law. But Boys in Blue don't care about the law and don't follow it. #backtheblue #bluelivesmatter #policeaccountability

Gov will always do less or nothing so they can say we need more money and people. Don't believe the Lies from Media & Gov

Just Got Off my STRIKE From CensorTube so I can upload but cannot go live.

Nothing to see here, just Our Gov trying to protect us from Misinformation. Sleep tight.

This is a very educations interview with the Attorney General Of Missouri, He makes some great points and arguments about Gov Censorship, collusion with Big Tech and how our Free Speech is being threatened.

How can any American Watch this and not See ?
There are none so blind as those who refuse to see. NOTE: THIS VIDEO WAS IMMEDIATELY CENCORSED AND DEEMED NOT AD FRIENDLY BY YOUTUBE... SMH

Vallejo police Officer David McLaughlin confronts Adrian Burrell outside his Vallejo home on Jan. 22, 2019. Video courtesy Adrian Burrell.

The city of Vallejo has agreed to pay $300,000 to local filmmaker and U.S. Marines veteran Adrian Burrell, who filed an excessive force lawsuit against the city after he was tackled by a Vallejo police officer while filming a traffic stop in 2019, according to the settlement obtained by the Vallejo Sun via a public records request.

The case made national headlines because of Vallejo police Officer David McLaughlin’s apparent attempt to prevent his actions from being recorded. Burrell’s footage shows McLaughlin hold a motorcycle rider at gunpoint in the driveway of Burrell’s home.

Burrell filmed the stop from the front porch of his home about 30 feet away. When McLaughlin saw Burrell, he ordered him to stop filming and go inside. Burrell refused. McLaughlin holstered his weapon and approached Burrell.

Burrell said in his lawsuit that McLaughlin smashed his face into a wall and swung him into a pole. He applied the handcuffs so tight it broke the skin on his right hand and left his fingers numb, Burrell’s suit alleged.

McLaughlin has been a Vallejo police officer since 2014 and was previously in the Oakland Police Department. His twin brother, Ryan McLaughlin, is also a Vallejo police officer. Both brothers have previously been sued for alleged civil rights violations.

In 2014, David McLaughlin was named in a suit alleging that he and another officer pulled over Frederick Cooley without cause, held him at gunpoint and searched his car.

The complaint alleges they falsified a police report saying that Cooley was in possession of a controlled substance, but the Solano County District Attorney's Office later abandoned those charges. The civil case was dismissed after Cooley died.

Officer David McLaughlin has also been involved in two shootings since joining Vallejo police. He and Officer Matt Komoda fired on a suspect who..

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ATLANTA — On Wednesday, the Atlanta Police Department released bodycam video from the August tasing death of Johnny Hollman, an Atlanta church deacon who had been involved in a traffic accident.

A version released by the Atlanta Police Department, which contains further edits and inclusions, can be viewed at this link.

What does the video show?
The video comes from the bodycam worn by now-former Officer Kiran Kimbrough on the night he tased Hollman, whose death resulted from an abnormal heart rhythm due to being tased.

Hollman's tasing death followed Kimbrough's response to a traffic accident. The video shows he determined Hollman was at fault, which the church deacon objected to, and he initiated an arrest - leading to the tasing - when Hollman wouldn't sign the traffic ticket.

The video includes the full incident: from Hollman's full interaction with the officer (both before and after the ticket is issued), to the struggle and tasing, the response from other officers once they get on the scene, to Grady EMS being called.

The video shows Kimbrough issuing the citation, Hollman's objection and, after ordering him several times to sign the ticket, initiating an arrest as the deacon begins to say he'll sign it. The two briefly appear to struggle before Kimbrough takes Hollman to ground, ordering him to put his hands behind his back as he presses his head and body into the ground. Hollman says "I can't breathe" a number of times.

After Kimbrough tases Hollman, the deacon becomes unresponsive. The officer is told to apply a chest rub after Hollman passes out, which he does. Other officers arrive, and it is not clear in the video what other life-saving measures might have been applied. Medics arrive about 12 minutes after the tasing and apply chest compressions.

Hollman was taken to Grady Hospital, where he was pronounced dead on Aug. 11 shortly before 1 a.m., the medical examiner's report stated.

More on the Johnny Hollman case
Kimbrough was terminated over ..

The City of Henderson must pay $450,000 in damages after a jury decided a former sergeant was negligent and violated a man's civil rights when he used excessive force against him in 2018. A jury in Clark County delivered a verdict on Wednesday.
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