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“It’s just heartless. - How could they be so heartless?”
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Infowars.com November 4, 2013
A Louisiana, Missouri father was prevented from saving his 3-year-old son from a house fire when cops tased him three times for attempting to enter the burning building.
The fire started in a ground floor play room while the
parents were asleep in the living room. The toddler was asleep upstairs
in his bedroom.
After waking up to the smell of fumes, the parents
managed to get outside before calling 911. Stepfather Ryan Miller then
kicked down the front door to the building as police and firefighters
arrived.
The house was too hot for firefighters to enter, but
when Miller attempted to rush in to try and save his stepson, he was
restrained and then tased three times by a city police officer.
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“- He tried to get back in the house to get the baby,” grandmother Lori Miller told KHQA.
“- They took my son to jail because he tried to save his son...”
3-year-old Riley Miller was later found dead near the doorway to his bedroom and the house was completely destroyed.
“It’s just heartless. How could they be so heartless?”
said sister-in-law Emily Miller. “And while they all just stood around
and waited for the fire department, what kind of police officer wouldn’t
try and save a three year old burning in a house?”
This is perhaps the most egregious example to date of
police officers engaging in the kind of behavior that defies any
rational explanation.
From unnecessarily shooting people’s dogs, to violently invading people’s homes for no reason, to sending SWAT teams to deal with minor domestic disputes, cops are rapidly being turned into a predatory force that serves little other function than terrorizing the public.
The sheer scale of police brutality on every level is now so chronic that many people now suggest not calling the police in the event of a crime because in many cases they make the situation immeasurably worse, often with violent consequences.
When a public is so afraid of the police that they would
rather be a silent victim of crime than run the risk of coming off on
the wrong side of law enforcement, that society is turning tyrannical.[...]
http://www.infowars.com/cops-tase-father-trying-to-save-his-3-year-old-son-from-house-fire/
Polis med elpistol sköt pappa som skulle rädda sin 3-årige son från brinnande hus - sonen dog
-California bill proposes enabling ‘kill switches’ on smartphones by 2015-
SvaraRaderaPublished time: February 09, 2014
The state of California has introduced a bill that would require mobile devices to have a ‘kill switch’ which would render them inoperable and impossible to reset if stolen.
If passed, Senate Bill 962 would require every smartphone sold in or shipped to California to have the mechanism installed by as early as January 2015, with smartphone manufacturers given until June of this year to come up with solutions for integrating the technology into their devices.
State Senator Mark Leno, San Francisco Attorney George Gascon, and other officials and law enforcement officers co-authored the document in hopes that the wireless industry would wake up to the realities of unusually high phone theft statistics in California, AP reported.
Mobile phone theft accounts for almost one in three US robberies, according to the Federal Communications Commission. The rates are even higher in California, accounting for 60 percent of thefts in San Francisco and 75 percent in nearby Oakland.
San Francisco Police Chief Greg Suhr spoke to AP, saying he couldn’t “imagine someone would vote against” the bill in California, which is considered to be the “technological hub of the world.” Gascon said he sees no reason to reject the law either, citing the $7.8 billion already being spent on selling phone loss and theft insurance. He thinks the law is the next logical step.
As Leno put it, the wireless industry has a choice – “They can either be a part of the problem or part of the solution, especially when there is one readily available.”[...]
http://rt.com/usa/california-kill-switch-bill-218/