From “reason.com” Roughly 30,000 people every year may be getting wrongfully arrested because of unreliable field drug tests, according to one estimate. On paper, Bryan Getchius fit the profile of a drug mule. When sheriff’s deputies pulled him over in Greenwood County, South Carolina, on a spring night in 2024, Getchius, 41, was driving a […]
From “Hampton Law” An AI system said this man was a ‘100% match’ for someone banned from a casino—so security detained him, police arrested him, and he wound up in jail… even though his ID checked out. I’m breaking down: 1. How facial recognition fails in the real world, 2. What the Constitution and civil-rights
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From “Clearly Established” A sheriff couldn’t name the three branches of government — and said he falls under the judiciary. Everyone laughed. But when officers arrest people for laws that don’t exist, get protected by qualified immunity, and have judges ratify every mistake they make, maybe he was just being honest.
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(This former Navy Seal says he is starting to feel uncomfortable about today’s law enforcement.) From “3 of 7 Project”
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(I will keep saying, until the day I die, law enforcement are evil psychopaths that have no human compassion!)~SP From “The Civil Rights Lawyer” Officers were dispatched to a business to assist an elderly customer who appeared to be suffering from dementia. At the scene, officers found him extremely confused. He told them the year
From “reason.com” An Oklahoma City scandal highlights how civil forfeiture incentives undermine accountability and public trust. Oklahoma City’s police department is the latest law enforcement agency exposed for mishandling forfeited money. Former city attorney Orval Jones blew the whistle, accusing the city of participating in a “nefarious scheme” to divert forfeiture proceeds into police coffers
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From “FIGHTFLOCK” A part time police sergeant, Francis Esposito, working for the Sandy Springs Georgia Police Department was fired after it was revealed he used the Flock database for personal gain. Esposito had a part time job for a company called Signal 8 Systems, and this company develops software for law enforcement agencies. In early
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From “reason.com” Homan’s numbers are misleading, but even if they weren’t, it wouldn’t justify allowing an entire federal law enforcement agency to operate in anonymity. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) shut down over the weekend, with lawmakers demanding reforms to the way it has operated under the Trump administration. In particular, Democrats want more accountability for
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