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Title: Police Brutally Slam Man To The Ground and Raid His House Over Parking Ticket!
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Counter Current News
URL Source: http://countercurrentnews.com/2015/ ... -police-unconstitutional-raid/
Published: Jun 2, 2015
Author: Jackson Marciana and M. David
Post Date: 2015-06-03 10:32:23 by Deckard
Keywords: None
Views: 14134
Comments: 54
If it wasn’t caught on video, few would have believed it. “I think we all know what would have happened if he wasn’t there,” Octavius Johnson said about the video. It was his childhood friend who had secretly recorded four police officers abusing him in the video. “It would have been swept under the rug,” Johnson said without hesitation. Is he right? He certainly seems to be. But now, because of the quick-thinking of his buddy, all of the four officers involved have been fired. Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer was very animated when he talked reporters at a press conference about the “embarrassing” incident. “Many of the police actions that took place that day are in violation of our policies and do not represent how I want our officers to conduct themselves,” he said. “The final resolution will be fair to the citizens of Omaha, the Omaha Police Department and the specific employees involved so that we can move forward and restore any public trust that may have eroded with this incident.” The Johnson family is not satisfied with the firing. It doesn’t go far enough, they said. Now, with the help of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) have filed suit seeking damages for the anxiety and depression that have surfaced in the months since. A full eight officers have been named in the suit with another 24 who remain unnamed. “This incident will live with our family for the rest of our lives,” Sharee Johnson – the mother of the two young men – said, “None of us can call 911 when we need help and believe that police would be there to help us. We live in a city where we feel we have no protection.” The suit alleges that dozens of Omaha police officers turned a parking violation into a brutal arrest, unconstitutional raid on the family’s house, and confiscation of video that was taken of these illegal police actions. All of this stemmed from Octavius Johnson parking his truck on the wrong part of the street. A secondary video taken by Johnson’s childhood friend shows the incident from a second story vantage point. Police can clearly be seen grabbing an non-resisting Johnson by the neck, and throwing him to the ground, then punching him numerous times, as other officers rush in. “He went around my neck, threw me to the ground, choked me out to the point where I couldn’t breathe or speak,” Johnson said of the illegal assault by police officers. “The officer told me to stop resisting, punched me in the face.” As if this were not enough, they implied that they would murder him right there in the street, saying “do you want to die today?” Octavius’ brother Juaquez, was chased and then arrested for filming the arrest on a camera phone, even though he was on private property, and did not interfere with the illegal arrest. It is a breath of fresh air to see the Omaha Police Department act quickly to fire these officers, but the Johnson family is right, were it not for that second video of the assault, no action would have been taken on their complaints alone. They would have been ignored, shrugged off and ultimately they would have been prosecuted for the crimes alleged in the illegal arrest, crimes which they never committed. (Article by Jackson Marciana and M. David) 
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#28. To: Deckard (#0)
You must pay your parking tickets or the police will come to your home and beat the shit out of you. They have so little to do anymore, since they're forced to stay away from crime, that they just lose their heads a bit.
Your sequence of events is a little YELLA. Let me un-YELLA it. Man breaks constitutional law (like a parking ticket) Man says fuck it, I ain't serving my CONSEQUENCE, I'm the most important person I know (liberal trait). Court issues a warrant for man. Police are bound to uphold the CONSTITUTIONALLY VIOLATED LAW (see oath) Police respond to the most logical place to arrest man, his home. Man, being a self important liberal or high on drugs, RESIST ARREST of CONSTITUTIONAL WARRANT. LE meet force with force... as allowed by the Use Of Force continuum. Hence, Man got the "shit beat out of him" because HE RESISTED ARREST. Not for a parking ticket. Not saying that exactly happened here... I didn't watch the video or read the YELLA article past the point I could tell its YELLA. Just in general, people don't get "the shit beat out of them" for anything but RESISTING ARREST.
Hence, Man got the "shit beat out of him" because HE RESISTED ARREST. Not for a parking ticket. From the article Omaha Police Chief Todd Schmaderer was very animated when he talked reporters at a press conference about the “embarrassing” incident. “Many of the police actions that took place that day are in violation of our policies and do not represent how I want our officers to conduct themselves,” he said. Yeah, that's right GI - even the Chief will not defend this badged thuggery. You're a real specimen. Man breaks constitutional law (like a parking ticket) A ticket is given for an an ordinance violation you blithering tool, not breaking a "constitutional law".
2) A ticket is an ordinance violation you blithering tool, not a "constitutional law". For those that post YELLA propaganda by twisting a posters response...or don't possess reading comprehension skills: 1) I clearly stated at the bottom of my post that I wasn't relating my response to the article. 2) A parking ordinance ISN'T a constitutional infringement... thus a legally signed warrant, for a violation not answered, is constitutionally LEGAL.
My wife and I have just returned from shopping. While we were driving back home, a motorcycle cop pulled up in the left lane and stopped at the light next to me. It did not surprise me that I felt no uncontrolled fear with him being so close by. I looked over at him, and I am sure that his highly trained senses let him see me doing that in his peripheral vision….so he looked back over at me. When he did, I gave him a big thumbs up. A pleasant smile broke out on his face and he returned with a matching gesture. When my wife saw this going on, she leaned forward and also gave him a big thumbs up. He broke into a laugh and gave her a thumbs up. The moral of this story is: “And a cop made two more friends today.”
You mean he didn't stop you just to make you lick his boots? Excellent. You probably made his day. Just think what he would have got from dysfunctional Deckard. lol I was on my way to a play last night with my wife and passed a mounted patrol officer. I yelled out my window... " stay safe" and he replied.. "Thank you", as he rode his horse down the sidewalk.
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#29. To: IbJensen (#28)
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You must pay your parking tickets or the police will come to your home and beat the shit out of you
#31. To: GrandIsland, IbJensen (#29)
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LE meet force with force... as allowed by the Use Of Force continuum.
#33. To: All (#31)
1) Yeah, that's right GI - even the Chief will not defend this badged thuggery.
#35. To: GrandIsland (#33)
#36. To: Gatlin (#35)
The moral of this story is: “And a cop made two more friends today.”
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