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Yea I agree. I'll post a version without all his talking and edits. Do you watch long island audit?
i like ATA but that's one of the worst versions of that interaction, he cuts alot
Yea I agree. I'll post a version without all his talking and edits. Do you watch long island audit?
I don't mind the talking but he keeps his vids below 20 minutes I would imagine for algorithm reasons. Same thing with the lady getting hit by train vid.
No I actually don't watch LIA I don't agree with most "auditors" most of what I've seen are just being assholes because they can be assholes. I do like watching regular ed up police interactions though
His channel is more professional and he doesn't go in buildings looking for trouble like some of the renegade auditors. He also trains police departments as well.
Texas cop who "followed his training in an effort to protect lives” kills innocent civilian
“a [nominally] good guy with a gun” shot and killed another good guy with a gun.
The dead man was Rajan “Raj” Moonesinghe, 33. His killer was APD officer Daniel Sanchez.
Moonesinghe had returned from a trip in the early morning hours and suspected a burglar might be in his home.
He picked up his rifle and stood outside his home, facing the house, pointing his gun inside.
Sanchez responding to a 911 call, arrived on the scene and shot Moonesinghe dead. Those are the facts.
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2022/12/5/2140027/-Texas-cop-who-followed-his-training-in-an-effort-to-protect-lives-kills-innocent-civilian
the sandwich prick, also, after the ladies complained about dirty toilet, he shat in ladies toilet, didn't flush
San Antonio’s feces sandwich cop illustrates broken accountability system
Officer Matthew Luckhurst’s behavior was appalling.
Yet after six years and two firings, he still has a badge.
State records show the
Floresville Police Department, 30 miles outside of San Antonio, hired Luckhurst as a reserve officer five months after his final firing.
https://www.expressnews.com/news/tex...y-17635024.php
Officials targeted immigrants in secretive program collecting money transfer records
a secretive program that collected millions of transfer records from people who’ve sent money from certain U.S. states to Mexico.
Four community members this week launched a lawsuit against a number of money transfer companies, including Western Union,
“for allegedly sharing the private financial information of millions of people with the federal government in violation of federal and California law,” legal advocates Just Futures Law (JFL) and Edelson PC said.
“The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are also named as defendants for accessing the information without complying with federal legal requirements.”
ICE had issued unlawful customs summonses to gain access to a massive trove of personal financial data from money transfer companies,”
the program affected many more people and involved more companies and government agencies than previously known, and that its primary targets are immigrants and communities of color.”
officials had obtained more than 6 million records from transfers of $500 and more, spanning Arizona, California, New Mexico, Texas, and Mexico.
Western Union was among the half dozen money transfer companies that ultimately “provided the federal government access to over 145 million sensitive financial records from plaintiffs’ and others’ money transfers,” including information as private as Social Security Numbers, addresses, and driver’s license and other identification numbers.
“The government can’t access consumer financial records without following very strict protocols,”
“Companies that provide the government with access without following those rules do so at their own risk.
We are taking them to court to make sure they respect their customers’ privacy.”
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/202...s-lawsuit-says
San Antonio's sandwich cop Matthew Luckhurst fired from Floresville reserve squad
Texas Sunset Advisory Commission cited officer's new job as evidence that state's police accountability system is broken.
hired by a small department just outside the city has now been released from that agency, too,
after Hearst Newspapers reported on his new job.journalism!
https://www.expressnews.com/politics/article/San-Antonio-s-feces-sandwich-cop-Matthew-17655961.php
His family must be proud. Fired for cause means no unemployment pay, very hard to find a job, appartment, loan
DEATH SENTENCE (in American Gulag, no different from Russia's)
There is a simple, outright cure for hepa is C.
But state prisons across the country are failing to save hundreds of people who die each year from the virus and related complications.
A STAT investigation has found that more than 1,000 incarcerated people died from hepa is C-related complications in the six years after a curative drug hit the market.
https://www.statnews.com/death-sentence/
Cruel But Not Unusual:
How Alabama Starves Prisoners For Profit
https://www.nationalmemo.com/cruel-b...ers-for-profit
Beaureus of CORRECTIONS don't correct , they damage, torture prisoners
Victims tell senators of rampant sexual abuse in federal prisons
According to a Senate subcommittee,
Bureau of Prisons employees sexually abused incarcerated women at 19 of 29 federal facilities over the past decade.
https://www.msnbc.com/the-reidout/re...sons-rcna61506
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