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Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me".
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Eyes Wide Open 
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10/6/2007 11:30 PM
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Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me".
The use of electric shock as a method of torture was first documented in Nazi, Germany, but today it is still used as an acceptable use of ... all » torture in the United States.
In Gwinnett County, Georgia, an un-edited police videotape shows 31-year-old Deacon Frederick Williams being struck with a TASER five times in 43 seconds, just 4 minutes after being led into the jail.
He was handcuffed behind his back and in leg restraints, following an epileptic seizure at his home; an ambulance was called by his wife and son, but the police arrived first. His last words were: "Don't kill me, man. Don't kill me."
No charges have been filed in the torture / murder; the County DA refused to show this video to a Grand Jury, even though another man in custody was murdered just months earlier after being tortured with a TASER by the same police.
Coverage from some of the local media is here: [link to www.11alive.com] [link to www.commondreams.org] [link to brownwatch.squarespace.com] [link to www.gwinnettdailypost.com] [link to www.saveourcivilliberties.org]
While the Bush administration seeks to reinterpret the Geneva Conventions to allow the torture for foreign detainees, few people realize that torture is already 100% legal in the US when a US citizen is tortured by American State or Federal authorities.
The torture standards now under debate relate only to foreign detainees, who presently retain far more rights than any US citizen. However, the Bush administration has refused to address the documented and widespread torture of its own citizens of which its own officials are fully aware.
A complete copy of the police-recorded footage on DVD is also available at no charge upon request.
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Evil Twin 
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User ID: 522
10/6/2007 11:34 PM
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Geeze, bring back the Billie Club. One skull fracture usually takes the fight out of anybody.
To visualize the coming apocalypse, imagine, if you will, Oprah & Rosie O'Donnell wrestling for the last rib at an all-you can-eat Bar-B-Q... |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 308958
10/6/2007 11:34 PM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
Oh, this is so horrible. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 308966
10/6/2007 11:44 PM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
you just watched a bunch of fucking animals murder a person,,,now set on your asses and do nothing.
because you are controled by scorcery, thats why.
you sniveling sacks of puke!!! |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 308958
10/7/2007 12:00 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
Eyes Wide Open, It looks like they removed the media coverage on that link already.
I got to leave, cause I'm just fuming. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 305700
10/7/2007 12:02 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
The man had a seizure? I can't watch it. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 308894
10/7/2007 12:04 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
an epileptic seizure is not "fight" that you take out of a man/woman/child/person. what was his "crime" that he was being taken to jail?
they've become more skilled since 2004 and have more "kills" under their belts, all the while being called "legal".
sad state of affairs. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 307358
10/7/2007 12:07 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
GAWD!
I feel like puking....
Viet Nam Vet here and totally discusted.
I hope these MURDERERS are all brought to true JUSTICE! |
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wing-ed
User ID: 281371
10/7/2007 12:11 AM
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Praise The Holy Of Holy :: We all have an appointment with death ! I'm not going into the blame mode as I am sure this thread will bring a lot of that ! What I am going into is the transfer of your soul from this vessel to the next:: This man seems to have known Jesus so he may be in paradise now , just waiting for his family !!Rev 6:11 And white robes were given unto every one of them; and it was said unto them, that they should rest yet for a little season, until their fellowservants also and their brethren, that should be killed as they were, should be fulfilled. :: See if you have Jesus know one can take that from you !! Praise the Lamb:: Amen
Holy, holy,holy, Lord God Almighty, which was, and is, and is to come.Praise the one who gives you peace beyond all understanding |
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zacksavage
User ID: 290784
10/7/2007 12:12 AM
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WTF!! 8 or 9 cops on that dude.
What did he do??
Run a red light?
It's not hard to dislike cops,...they have become synonymous with blackwater mercs,...imo.
Z
Free your mind,...Your Ass will follow. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 279635
10/7/2007 12:12 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
This is the state of our country. Are we really fighting IRAQ for freedom while we seem to enjoy the killing. Open your eyes to the evil and don't be manipulated any longer. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 308978
10/7/2007 12:17 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
God, I would hate to die there like that with all those fucking swine around me like that. What a fucking NIGHTMARE! |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 308978
10/7/2007 12:19 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
Dying on the floor of a dirty ass cell with a bunch of fucking retards cooking you with a taser...
"Oh well lets try to recussitate him now I guess..." |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 301136
10/7/2007 12:22 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
now what another man is butchered by bush mob...i think it is high time America is taken out of her misery. come Lord come without delay least these devils leave none alive. |
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Evil Twin
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User ID: 522
10/7/2007 12:22 AM
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you just watched a bunch of fucking animals murder a person,,,now set on your asses and do nothing.
because you are controled by scorcery, thats why.
you sniveling sacks of puke!!! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 308966
Should I just go start randomly shooting cops?
Or, take a lesson from the French youth and burn the infrastructure and my neighbors' cars?
To visualize the coming apocalypse, imagine, if you will, Oprah & Rosie O'Donnell wrestling for the last rib at an all-you can-eat Bar-B-Q... |
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Retarded Alien
User ID: 225324
10/7/2007 12:24 AM
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don't kill me bro!
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 308894
10/7/2007 12:25 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
more:
For reasons that go to the heart of this story, Anderson fired his Taser stun gun into Graff's bare chest from close range and held the trigger for 84 uninterrupted seconds as it discharged 50,000 volts of electricity into the man.
[link to thepef.newsvine.com]
Pathologist Says Stun Gun Used by Police Caused Man's Death
July 29, 2005
CHICAGO (AP) -- A Taser stun gun used on an Indiana man by a Chicago police officer earlier this year caused the 54-year-old man's death, though drug use was also a contributing factor, the Cook County medical examiner's office said.
[link to www.officer.com]
Medical examiner: Taser did not kill man
06:07 PM EST on Tuesday, November 28, 2006
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- On September 5, Larry Noles stood at the intersection at Seventh and Algonquin in Louisville. He didn't have his clothes on and was acting erratically -- so much so that two Metro Police officers Tased him twice in the chest.
“The medical examiner says the Tasing is not conducive to his death,” says Coroner Dr. Ron Holmes.
[link to www.whas11.com]
Evanston police think twice about Tasers
Marissa Conrad
Issue date: 2/23/05 Section: CITY
With a recent Chicago death fueling a longstanding national debate on the safety of Taser stun guns, Evanston police say they still have a lot to review before deciding if they will purchase Tasers.
Evanston Police Department has been looking at several less-than-lethal weapons, including the Taser gun, "for the past year or so," said Deputy Chief Joe Bellino.
University Police is not considering the Taser, said Asst. Chief Daniel McAleer.
Human rights advocacy group Amnesty International reported that since 2001, more than 70 people have died after police stunned them with a Taser, which shoots a low-amperage electrical current to immobilize victims.
Twelve deaths have been either directly or indirectly linked to the Taser gun, said Amnesty spokesman Christopher Watson.
[link to media.www.dailynorthwestern.com]
May 31, 2007 - 9:37AM
Death of man struck by Taser linked to poor health
Gary Grado, Tribune
The Maricopa County medical examiner has determined that a mixture of methamphetamine and poor health caused the death of a Mesa man who police shocked with a Taser stun gun Feb. 11.
An autopsy report released Wednesday said the cause of Steven J. Krohn’s death was excited delirium, a controversial condition characterized by a person’s heart shutting down because it cannot handle a stressful event.
[link to www.eastvalleytribune.com]
although not through taser, it goes to show that police "force" is just as deadly.
Saturday, October 6th, 2007
ISSUE #32.52 • NEWS • COVER STORY
Cover Story
Why Did James Chasse Jr. Die?
The official investigation concluded that Chasse died from "broad-based" trauma to his chest, caused solely when Officer Humphreys accidentally fell on top of Chasse. Chasse weighed 145 pounds. Humphreys outweighs him by about 100 pounds.
One month after Chasse died, the Portland Police Bureau said, "Based on all the information available at this time, evidence suggests that the pursuing officer landed on Mr. Chasse as they fell to the ground" and noted that the injuries were "consistent with [a] body landing on Mr. Chasse against [a] hard surface."
The bureau relied on the finding by the state's chief medical examiner, Karen Gunson, that Chasse was killed by "blunt force chest trauma" that was caused "by another person or a fall."
you can find a lot on your own.
to hear it from "police chief magazine"
Chief's Counsel
Chief's Counsel: Electronic Control Weapons: Liability Issues
By Randy Means, Attorney at Law, Thomas and Means, LLP, and Eric Edwards, Lieutenant and Legal Advisor, Phoenix Police Department, and Executive Director, Arizona Association of Chiefs of Police
onsiderable public attention has been given to electronic control weapons lately. News media outlets have reported incidents in which the use of electronic control weapons were linked to the deaths of suspects, and critics have questioned the safety of the devices. Nevertheless, research supports reasonable deployment and use of these weapons. Much of what is fueling the debate today is anecdotal and not based in research.
History of Electronic Control Weapons
A quick review of the history of electronic control weapons will help the law enforcement executive to understand today's devices. Jack Cover, a National Aeronautics and Space Administration scientist, experimented with electricity as a nondeadly weapon in the 1960s. He discovered that when short-duration (milliseconds) high-energy direct-current electric pulses were applied to human beings, immediate incapacitation almost always occurred with direct, negative side effects. This discovery led to a delivery system he called the Taser.1 Cover spent several years perfecting this futuristic device, and it was introduced to the public through the 1976 Clint Eastwood film The Enforcer.
The original electronic control weapons were 50,000-volt, seven-watt stun systems that were classified as a firearm, because they used gunpowder to fire probes into targeted subjects, and fell under provisions of the 1968 Gun Control Act. Later research and development efforts resulted in the introduction of new electronic control weapons in 1999. One of the newer devices is a 50,000-volt, 26-watt system. Unlike its predecessor, this version uses nitrogen cartridges, rather than gunpowder, to fire its probes. The device is classified as an electro-muscular disruptor that overrides the central nervous system. This version of the device increases its effectiveness.2
Electronic control weapons are an important additional force option, significantly because nondeadly force options such as oleoresin capsicum (OC), or pepper spray, impact projectiles, and police batons all rely on pain to overcome a suspect's resistance to officer commands, and persons who are under the influence of drugs or alcohol or who have a mental illness may have a higher tolerance of pain that correspondingly decreases the effectiveness of pain compliance weapons. Officers employing these options sometimes find that these options have little or no effect.3 Electronic control weapons do not rely on pain and are therefore useful in situations where other weapons are not.
more: [link to www.policechiefmagazine.org]
good luck. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 308894
10/7/2007 12:27 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
56-Year-Old Died After Being Shocked 10 Times
POSTED: 5:07 pm EDT September 18, 2007
UPDATED: 10:59 am EDT September 19, 2007
Family to Sue
[link to www.news4jax.com] |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 308978
10/7/2007 12:28 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
Should I just go start randomly shooting cops? Quoting: Evil Twin
Maybe you should.. |
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zacksavage
User ID: 290784
10/7/2007 12:30 AM
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Should I just go start randomly shooting cops?
Or, take a lesson from the French youth and burn the infrastructure and my neighbors' cars? Quoting: Evil Twin
What's your solution to all this "us against them" mentallity in the police forces and military Evil Twin? Do you find this stuff righteous?
How does one defend themselves against the power of the state?
Z
Free your mind,...Your Ass will follow. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 308894
10/7/2007 12:32 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
NYPD veteran says cops beat, Tasered teen son at barbecue
BY TINA MOORE
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER
Monday, September 17th 2007, 4:00 AM
A retired 20-YEAR veteran of the NYPD said yesterday that cops used excessive force against his son when they zapped him four times with a Taser, hit him 15 times with a nightstick and put him in a choke hold.
Retired Lt. Alexander Lombard said his son, Alexander Lombard 3rd, 17, was beaten by cops after they arrived at a "community sponsored" barbecue at 126th St. and Park Ave. last month.
[link to www.nydailynews.com] |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 308978
10/7/2007 12:33 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
How does one defend themselves against the power of the state?
Z Quoting: zacksavage
Like it's always been done I suppose...
History eventually repeats itself. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 308978
10/7/2007 12:33 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
Once, when I was younger I got punched in my ribs by a policeman. He actually looked back, over his shoulder to see if anyone was looking. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 308978
10/7/2007 12:34 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
Piece of shit he was... |
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CHARLES BRONSON
User ID: 308921
10/7/2007 12:36 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
not randomly, pick the bad ones |
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Daladim
User ID: 269529
10/7/2007 12:37 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
I'm starting to get more than a bit scared now. I have had trouble with the law all of my life, but for the most part, they have treated me relatively nicely. I am not a violent criminal, and I have always been submissive upon arrest. But I do not respond well to acts of aggression either.
I have not been arrested in a few years, thank God. But I do fear how these officer that I may encounter in the future will be treating me. I have a long criminal record, and I know from personal experience just how an officer treats people like me. I moved out of my home town some time ago after being subject to the threat of a ten year sentance for less than a gram of marijuana.
I have no clue what I will encounter in the future, but I really feel like hiding out in the hills for the rest of my life. I truly do feel that this poses a threat to my safety and well being. The question is, is this the worst it will get? |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 308894
10/7/2007 12:40 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
here's some "bad cops" news for you.
Brattleboro Vermont Police Officers resort to violence and taser weapon attack against peaceful protesters who planted flowers in vacant lot.
[link to www.badcopnews.http:]
Chicago Illinois To Pay $4 Million To Family Of 14 Year Old Boy Shot And Killed By Police Officer Rafael Balbontin. Officer Now Serving 25 Years For Stabbing His Wife To Death
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS - A federal jury has awarded $4 million in damages to the family of a 14-year-old boy who was fatally shot in the back by an off-duty Chicago police officer in 2002.
The jury set the damages at $5 million but found Juan “Johnny” Salazar, the shooting victim, 20 percent at fault, said Salazar’s lawyer, Donald Shapiro. The shooting took place after Salazar and a second person tried to rob the officer’s residence. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 308894
10/7/2007 12:42 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
I'm starting to get more than a bit scared now. I have had trouble with the law all of my life, but for the most part, they have treated me relatively nicely. I am not a violent criminal, and I have always been submissive upon arrest. But I do not respond well to acts of aggression either.
I have not been arrested in a few years, thank God. But I do fear how these officer that I may encounter in the future will be treating me. I have a long criminal record, and I know from personal experience just how an officer treats people like me. I moved out of my home town some time ago after being subject to the threat of a ten year sentance for less than a gram of marijuana.
I have no clue what I will encounter in the future, but I really feel like hiding out in the hills for the rest of my life. I truly do feel that this poses a threat to my safety and well being. The question is, is this the worst it will get? Quoting: Daladim 269529
do you have a probation officer? report to him? your best bet is to hide out, stay clean, don't even get a speeding ticket as it's known that once they have you on something, they keep trying for more. if they know you, they'll already have their attitude set. hide in the hills if you can, it's safer. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 301136
10/7/2007 12:45 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
troubling video indeed, noticed the nazi skin head disgusting. These criminals wearing a badge must be hang in public arena
shown live.I must admit i almost vomited, this is America
the land of the free? my ass it has turned into a den of evil men.
fuk this country is toast. |
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zacksavage
User ID: 290784
10/7/2007 12:46 AM
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Like it's always been done I suppose...
History eventually repeats itself. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 308978
Oh,...you mean,...
"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
~~Thomas Jefferson
Why does it always have to come to that?? Don't people see the evil in what they do?
Do you think any of those cop took a pause, and said, My God,...what have I done???
Or do they go out for brew at a local pub and make fun of a dying man's last words?
Z
Free your mind,...Your Ass will follow. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 308894
10/7/2007 12:47 AM | | Re: Police MURDER man by tasering him. His last words, "don't kill me". | Quote |
AUSTIN, TEXAS - It was Thanksgiving day in 2006 that Austinite Darryl Snelling was unexpectedly thrown in the national spotlight.
Cpl. Thomas O’Conner of the Austin Police Department pulled Snelling over onto the shoulder of MoPac in South Austin.
O’Conner clocked Snelling’s Hyundai Accent going five miles over the speed limit.
The officer asked for some ID and insurance information. Shortly afterward, Snelling was pulled from his car and shot with a Taser.
It’s taken nearly a year, but Snelling is now talking to the media.
“I don’t feel like I’ve done anything wrong at all. Not at all,” Snelling said.
Only 45 seconds passed between the time O’Conner pulled Snelling over and when he fired his Taser. At the time, all Snelling could think about was his family. His mother and his cousin were in the car with him, and can be heard screaming on the videotape.
[link to www.badcopnews.com] |
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