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Wednesday, August 3, 2016

Breaking down The Washington Post’s data on suspects killed by LE

Author: Kevin Davis

Let’s take an in-depth look at the suspects killed by U.S. police in 2015, as reported by the Washington Post.

Note: This is my analysis as determined by reviewing the ongoing Washington Post reports and the news links associated with these stories or by conducting an Internet search.

According to the Washington Post series, 990 subjects were shot and killed by law enforcement in 2015. By using the filters available at their site we see that 80 percent of the subjects were armed with a deadly weapon (782 out of 990). But what about the 93 subjects listed as &q…
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FAQ:

1: What happened to the people on the 4 missing airliners? Impossible to know exactly since the CIA had known hijack drills that morning, fake radar data was inserted and real rada data was replaced. The CIA planned to hijack airliners and fly them to military bases in “operation malgom virgo”. They could have done it many different ways. It’s easy to make airliners disappear if you are the government. A good example is MH370, even with working and up to date radar tracking technology, the plane and all passengers are still missing several years later.

If nature can make an airliner disappear, imagine what the CIA can do on a morning with known hijack drills. Obviously they killed all the passengers. If you don’t think the CIA would kill americans, watch “CIA & Satanism” by Ted Gunderson.

2: Why didn’t they paint the belly to be dark blue like UA175?: Impossible to know their reasoning, but they felt it was enough to just paint the tail. You can’t deny the fact that they got away with it.

Even if you don’t believe the video footage shows it was a military plane and that all the witnesses were wrong, the engine that flew out from the supposed U.A. 175 crash did not belong to any of the missing 9-11 planes, no U.A. 767 in history has ever used that engine. The engine is forensic proof, study the pictures and compare it to the model UA175 used. The case is closed.

Here is the web article comparing the engines http://ckpi.typepad.com/christopher_king/2009/09/murray-street-engine.html

Showing that the “hijackers” were nothing but CIA agents: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vB6k21Yyh7I

What happened to the 4 missing airliners? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5clAy8hh5kU

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Mother of Pennsylvania Teen Charged with Shooting at Police Blames Black Lives Matter

The mother of one of two central Pennsylvania teenagers charged with shooting at police officers last week contends the Black Lives Matter movement is to blame for his actions.

“They are in jail for doing what Black Lives Matter wanted them to do: shoot at cops,” Luz Rentas wrote in a statement given to a number of news organizations over the weekend. “The truth is that these are two punk kids following the orders of an irresponsible organization and now they’re gonna pay for it.”

The co-organizer of a Black Lives Matter chapter in Lancaster told the Associated Press the group rejects using violence to solve societal problems.

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An Ohio police officer refused to shoot a charging suspect even as he begged for the officer to take his life.
New Richmond Officer Jesse Kidder’s decision not to fire at 27-year-old Michael Wilcox,
Ohio officer praised for restraint, refused to shoot suspect
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Tuesday, August 2, 2016

Man charged with murder of San Diego officer

Associated Press SAN DIEGO — A San Diego man has been charged with murder and attempted murder in the shootings of two San Diego police officers, and prosecutors revealed he opened fire immediately …
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EL CAJON – August 21, 2011 – An El Cajon Police officer is shot right in front of a news camera. The entire incident is caught on camera including the shots fired, officer rescue, SWAT standoff, house fire, helicopter water drops and more.

The suspect, Kevin Collier, shot his 1-year old daughter and his mother-in-law. Police arrived and surrounded the home (including our photog). Officers were then met with gunfire from the suspect who had a rifle. Officer Jarred Slocum was leaning over the bed of a pickup truck with only his head exposed. He was struck in the left temple and the bullet exited the rear of his skull. He was NOT shot in the neck, as it appears and was initially perceived in the heat of the moment. The suspect then set the house on fire before shooting himself. The fire department could not approach the home because officers could not confirm if the suspect was dead or not. Firefighters are not going to walk up to a home with the possibility of a man inside with a rifle. Officers requested Mercy Air for transport, but instead took the wounded officer by ground in a patrol car as it would be quicker. This was on a dead-end street, so the rescue of having to pass the line of fire was incredibly risky. A gas line explodes at one point (bluish smoke). SWAT set up and worked with the fire department to help slow the rate of spread of the fire. Two helicopters began water drops, which is unheard of for a structure fire, but it was the most practical and safest way to control the flames. Officer Slocum is doing well but has decided to “medically retire” from the El Cajon Police Department, move, and go back to college. The officer who was with him, Officer Tim McFarland, was a rookie at the time and was being trained by Slocum. Officer Slocum’s wound, although very serious, had very very little blood loss. So for those appauled that none of us applied pressure, quite frankly it wasn’t necessary and it’s easy to judge what one would do while sitting behind a computer. The bigger threat was the active shooter vs only a handful of officers. And for all you anti-cop commenters, keep in mind, officers are still people with families. The people in this video are heroes who were up against a crazed man set on death and destruction.

Some important points:

* The officer was shot in the left temple, not the neck. Period. I was there. I shot the video. It looks like he was shot in the neck, but he was in shock and holding the wrong area. You can see the exit wound in the back of his head in the video. See the followup interview with both officers if you still don’t believe he was shot in the temple.
* The officer was actually shot 1/2 second before the video begins. Enable HD and pause the first few frames. You see him getting up from the chain link fence. He was thrown back from the force of the shot and bounced off the springy fence. He then gets up and returns fire.
* This is not fake. Google “Jarred Slocum” “Tim McFarland” “Prince St” etc and you will find that every major media agency in the world ran this story. To fake such a video would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. http://www.google.com/search?q=8/21/2011+shooting
* The suspect lit the house on fire, then shot himself. Police did not burn the house down.

FOLLOWUP INTERVIEW WITH THE OFFICERS MONTHS LATER: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYMnpqq3Kzk

“Slocum, 28, said the bullet pierced his left temple, cracked his skull, severed arteries and came out behind his other ear. He said his doctors said his recovery so far is a miracle.”

http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2012/may/18/shot-officer-asked-my-time/

El Cajon Police Chief Pat Sprecco said “That’ll be used as a training tool for a long time”, referring to our footage.

TYPE OF INCIDENT: Attempted Murder of a Police Officer – Update
DATE AND TIME OCCURRED: August 21, 2011; 5:07 PM
LOCATION OF OCCURRENCE: 1033 Prince Street
SUSPECT: Kevin James Collier (3/22/79)

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Travis County Sheriff’s Office (TX)

Sergeant Craig Hutchinson was shot and killed when he interrupted a burglary in progress as he arrived home, in Round Rock, at the end of his shift at approximately 1:20……
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Sgt. Craig Hutchinson was found shot in the backyard of his home.
An investigation is underway after a Travis County Sheriff’s Office off duty sergeant was killed early this morning.

Officials say Sgt. Craig Hutchinson had just gone off duty when he notified dispatch at around 1:20 a.m. that he had prowlers in his yard in the 2000 block of Oak Meadow Drive. Sgt. Hutchinson was requesting Round Rock police to assist him.
When officers arrived just after 1:30 a.m. they found Sgt. Hutchinson near a creek behind his backyard with a gunshot wound. Sgt. Hutchinson was taken to the hospital where he died.
Anyone with information about the incident or suspects involved is asked to call the Round Rock Police Department tip line at
512-571-2767.

Sgt. Hutchinson, known to his TCSO family as “Hutch”, had been with TCSO for 32 years and was set to retire in September.

Travis County Sheriff Greg Hamilton said in news conference that Sgt. Hutchinson was a “gentle bear” who stood about 6’4″ and weighed 270 pounds.

Officials have identified the deputy killed as Sgt. Craig Hutchinson. He had 32 years of service and was set to retire in September.

Sgt. Hutchinson was found shot to death in the backyard of his home off McNeil and East Messick Loop at around 1:30 a.m. Officials say it appeared that some equipment was removed from a shed at the home and that Sgt. Hutchinson was shot by individuals who may have been attempting to burglarize the home.

Several agencies are in the area investigating. Officials shut down I-35 SB temporarily as Sgt. Hutchinson’s body was escorted from Round Rock Hospital, where he was pronounced dead, to 15th Street in Austin.
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Monday, August 1, 2016

They’re listening: What cops need to know about criminals on police frequencies

Author: Richard Fairburn

A sharp young officer in my state recently noticed a hand-held radio on the seat of a car he had stopped, and it seemed to be monitoring police radio traffic. The driver claimed it was a “scanner” as he handed it over, but the officer suspected otherwise. Hearing his own channel coming from the speaker, the officer pushed the “talk” button on the radio and spoke with his dispatcher — the radio was fully programmed to operate on the PD’s repeater system!

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San Diego Police Department (CA)

Police Officer JD DeGuzman was shot and killed as he and his partner conducted a traffic stop near the intersection of Acacia Grove Way and 38th Street at approximately 11:00……
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