Police and Doctors force digital anal probing, 3 enemas, Xray on man without consent

[JulesMaximus]

Please, this is the status quo in the post-911 'Merika. Anal probe! Fuck yeah!!!

 

[Screech]

You know, I don't really get surprised by stories of cops being dicks, especially with the possibility of payout (ie, if you catch a guy with drugs, you might be able to take his car......so maybe this was their version of 'shopping') but the fact that they shopped around and eventually found a doctor who said "ok, he doesn't want this procedure, lets do an xray. oh, didn't find anything? let's put a finger up his ass. Oh, didn't find anything? let's do that again. oh, didn't find anything? let's give him an enema. Oh, didn't find anything? let's do that again. Oh, didn't find anything? let's do that again, to be sure. Oh, didn't find anything? lets give him a colonoscope" is particularly f*cked up. I mean wtf. I guess after the first couple things the doctors realized, like the cops, just how f*cked they were and so started hoping they would 'find' something.

And I too am surprised they didn't plant something heh.

 

[Ancalagon44]

How long before:
"Officer, I cant feel anything in here with just my fingers."
"Well use your penis then!"

 

[AdamantC]

It really seems the police and doctors failed to assess the problem correctly. One can only hope this guy's lawyer thoroughly probes all those involved during the trail and lets them know there are not buts about it.

 

[AViking]

Holy shit!?!?!?!?!

That guy is gonna be one of the richest men in New Mexico soon. I truly hope they burn down both that police department and the hospital, fire sale everything, and give every penny to that guy along with statues of him holding wads of cash on top of the ashes.

Un.friggin.believable!

 

[Printer Bandit]

anal probing is worth the payout he will be getting.

some people are kinky and like that kind of stuff.

 

[AViking]

That police dept basically did everything it could possibly do wrong.

It used a dog that has had false positives before and whose certification expired in 2011 as the basis for the whole thing. They used an expired warrant in the wrong county They went above and beyond the call of duty with their love for the mans ass. This guy just needs to get it to trial. I wouldn't settle. I would take them to court and bankrupt the whole dept and hospital.

 

[cyclohexane]

That police dept basically did everything it could possibly do wrong.

It used a dog that has had false positives before and whose certification expired in 2011 as the basis for the whole thing. They used an expired warrant in the wrong county They went above and beyond the call of duty with their love for the mans ass. This guy just needs to get it to trial. I wouldn't settle. I would take them to court and bankrupt the whole dept and hospital.

Yet the cop will likely get paid time off, then $$$ for emotional trauma due to the lawsuit.

 

[Brovane]

Holy shit!?!?!?!?!

That guy is gonna be one of the richest men in New Mexico soon. I truly hope they burn down both that police department and the hospital, fire sale everything, and give every penny to that guy along with statues of him holding wads of cash on top of the ashes.

Un.friggin.believable!

For the police dept the tax payers will be on the hook for this.

 

[s0me0nesmind1]

Here is the way I see it:

-Clench butt cheeks temporarily for no reason
-Receive free rectal exam (Hey, I'm only 25 but it's never a good time to start, right?) Plus, some people enjoy this type of stuff.
-In the end, come out with paycheck for stuff that normally YOU have to pay for.

win-win!

 

[SpatiallyAware]

Yet the cop will likely get paid time off, then $$$ for emotional trauma due to the lawsuit.

At VERY best, even if guilty, the cop will get paid time off for the entire process, including court time, which will drag out 2 years.

At the end, even IF the gangster is found guilty, there is no database of bad cops. He can easily move to another state, even admit to them what happened, and he will be happily hired on at a low base pay.


It is incredibly rare for a LEO to get actual jail time for anything done on duty if it can be shown in ANY way to not be premeditated.

 

[Jimzz]

Looks like this is not even the first time this has happened...

http://www.kob.com/article/stories/S3210356.shtml?cat=500#.UnpidMIo671

Some good news since this hit the airwaves...

"The doctors from the Gila Regional Medical Center have been turned over to the state licensing board. It's possible they could lose the ability to practice to medicine.
And the police officers will be answering to a law enforcement board."

 

[Genx87]

Don't roll a stop sign if you don't want to pay the cost.

Is the cost for not coming to a complete stop in this country anal probing? And who is paying exactly in this situation? The guy who got the probe or the tax payers who have to foot the bill for out of control cops?

 

[SlickSnake]

This is entire incident happening at all is 100% the fault of the police chief there. This innocent and falsely accused mans repeated anal sexual assault and raping would not have happened at all if the police chief had not thought it was a perfectly acceptable police practice to do it, even with absolutely no credible evidence what so ever to even justify it in the first place.

So just because an irrational and unthinking drug dog smells some guys dirty butt on the car seat and gets all excited over it is now grounds to search a mans rectum repeatedly for supposedly hiding drugs so far up in his intestines they need a colonoscopy to find it after he failed to completely stop at a stop sign?

Don't all dogs tend to get excited over sniffing some nasty butt hole? Because that's pretty much what dogs enjoy doing, anyhow. Just because they pin a phony cracker jack tin badge on rovers collar does not magically make the dog a thinking and rational creature, which we would normally assume the cops are supposed to be. If the cops can't figure out that a drug dog naturally likes to sniff a dirty crack and always gets excited while doing it, then they sure don't need to be pretending to use drug dogs for their questionable probable cause drug searches in the first place.

So called "DRUG DOGS" used for questionable "probable cause" searches that have to be lead around and directed and even forced by the officers to "find the drugs" all based on a promise of a tasty treat if they do, is the biggest farce being legally accepted as a fact in the phony "war on drugs".

And the laughable video statement the chief made about following all the rules and procedures has already proven to be false just based on the documents, and he is now publicly on record being deceitful about the case to try to justify it and cover it all up because he authorized the repeated anal sexual assault and raping for absolutely no reason in the first place.

Essentially the cops were basically treating this completely innocent person the same exact way they would treat a CONVICTED PRISONER IN JAIL who was suspected of having drugs shoved up his rear end. Which is why the screwed up chief there felt completely justified for his actions.

Maybe the whole police force there deserves to be anally raped for hours too, since their drug dog who enjoys sniffing dirty ass is their flimsy and pathetic excuse for torturing and raping someones rectum just for kicks without a shred of tangible proof otherwise.

And the worst part of all this is, the Supreme Court last year rubber stamped this kind of sick, perverted and sadistic behavior on the part of law enforcement not that long ago, just in case some of you brainwashed conservative police apologists missed that important civil rights case.

How the US Uses Sexual Humiliation as a Political Tool to Control the Masses

by Naomi Wolf



In a five-four ruling this week, the supreme court decided that anyone can be strip-searched upon arrest for any offense, however minor, at any time. This horror show ruling joins two recent horror show laws: the NDAA, which lets anyone be arrested forever at any time, and HR 347, the "trespass bill", which gives you a 10-year sentence for protesting anywhere near someone with secret service protection. These criminalizations of being human follow, of course, the mini-uprising of the Occupy movement.

Is American strip-searching benign? The man who had brought the initial suit, Albert Florence, described having been told to "turn around. Squat and cough. Spread your cheeks." He said he felt humiliated: "It made me feel like less of a man."

In surreal reasoning, justice Anthony Kennedy explained that this ruling is necessary because the 9/11 bomber could have been stopped for speeding. How would strip searching him have prevented the attack? Did justice Kennedy imagine that plans to blow up the twin towers had been concealed in a body cavity? In still more bizarre non-logic, his and the other justices' decision rests on concerns about weapons and contraband in prison systems. But people under arrest – that is, who are not yet convicted – haven't been introduced into a prison population.

Read MORE HERE:

http://www.commondreams.org/view/2012/04/06-8

 

[stormkroe]

The most surprising part of this story to me is that the police did not "find" narcotics after going through all that and nothing was found.

1st thing i thought. Great mimes, you know?

 

[theeedude]

Dogs like sniffing butts, doesn't mean every butt they sniff has drugs up it.

 

[SlickSnake]

Looks like this is not even the first time this has happened...

http://www.kob.com/article/stories/S3210356.shtml?cat=500#.UnpidMIo671

Some good news since this hit the airwaves...

"The doctors from the Gila Regional Medical Center have been turned over to the state licensing board. It's possible they could lose the ability to practice to medicine.
And the police officers will be answering to a law enforcement board."

We've learned more about that drug dog, Leo, that seems to get it wrong pretty often. He might be getting it wrong because he's not even certified in New Mexico.

If you take a look at the dog's certification, the dog did get trained. But his certification to be a drug dog expired in April 2011. K-9s need yearly re-certification courses, and Leo is falling behind.

"We have done public requests to find anything that would show this dog has been trained, we have evidence that this dog has had false alerts in the past," Eckert's attorney Shannon Kennedy said.

So if a stupid, drooling drug dog sniffs your tasty butt, or the seat you sit on, like nature created dogs to do by the way, then you might be a hardened drug criminal who is smuggling drugs in his intestines and needs his ass repeatedly raped by the cops for running a stop sign.

 

[mizzou]

'Murica.

Police are out of control in this country. Do you know how many were on scene last night in NJ for that shooter? 200. Just kidding. It was 5-fking-hundred.

The drug war is full retard though.

 

[Doppel]

Ironic.

 

[bshole]

In a related story, an unarmed girl was gunned down by cops. Conservatives rushed to back up the cops actions.

I would take the anal probe over being gunned down....

The sister of Danielle Willard, a Utah woman shot dead by police last year, says that the officers who killed her sibling should be held criminally responsible.

"They took away a huge part of my life," Kayleen Williard told the Deseret News. "She was one of my best friends, she was one of my idols and I looked up to her more than anything in the entire world and with her being just gone within a flash, it was so wrong and I just believe they need to go to jail."

Last Thursday, the Salt Lake district attorney deemed detectives Shaun Cowley and Kevin Salmon "not justified" in the 2012 shooting death of Danielle Willard, 21, following an alleged drug deal in West Valley City, Utah.

The officers claimed they had opened fire on Willard in self defense after she tried to
hit them with her car. A forensic investigation revealed that the officers were out of harm's way when they fired six shots at the woman's car, killing her.
In a statement released last week, Willard's family said that the D.A.'s "findings confirm... that Danielle was murdered."

Although the D.A. announced that a criminal investigation will be forthcoming, so far no charges have been filed against the officers involved.

Salt Lake District Attorney Sim Gill is facing criticism from conservatives due to his office's findings, The Salt Lake Tribune reported.

"It might simply be that Sim is a cop hater," Salt Lake County Republican Chairman Chad Bennion told the newspaper.

However, Gill's office isn't the only agency that has been investigating the department in the aftermath of Willard's death. In April, the FBI launched a corruption probe of Cowley's and Salmon's narcotics unit, which has since been disbanded.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/...lle-willard-officers-need-jail_n_3744373.html

 

[SlickSnake]

Don't roll a stop sign if you don't want to pay the cost.

Troll much?

Do you even have any idea what a misdemeanor traffic ticket means?

Or the fact some ticket happy cops think stopping at a stop sign means sitting there stopped for 10 seconds or you ran it? How many people do you know who sit at a stop sign for 10 seconds, including the cops? How about nobody?

 

[SlickSnake]

In a related story, an unarmed girl was gunned down by cops. Conservatives rushed to back up the cops actions.

I would take the anal probe over being gunned down....

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/...lle-willard-officers-need-jail_n_3744373.html

Blah blah blah, I'm BShole (get it?) blah blah blah....

Why don't you stay on topic for just once in your stupid, miserable life.

 

[EagleKeeper]

In a related story, an unarmed girl was gunned down by cops. Conservatives rushed to back up the cops actions.

I would take the anal probe over being gunned down....






http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/...lle-willard-officers-need-jail_n_3744373.html

How difficult would it be for you to start a new thread instead of trolling this one?

 

[Lithium381]

How difficult would it be for you to start a new thread instead of trolling this one?

Hey, if you have a problem with the guys post, report it to the mods, or make a post in the moderator forum. . . :whiste:


On topic - the police state is growing specifically surrounding the drug war, but the drug war is starting to lose ground, especially in states like CO which are now legalizing/decriminalizing/taxing drugs. It's a step in the right direction. I think part of the problem is Civil Asset Forfiture and the fact that police use "drugs" as an excuse for lots of violations of private property, including a guys anus.

 

[bshole]

Hey, if you have a problem with the guys post, report it to the mods, or make a post in the moderator forum. . . :whiste:


On topic - the police state is growing specifically surrounding the drug war, but the drug war is starting to lose ground, especially in states like CO which are now legalizing/decriminalizing/taxing drugs. It's a step in the right direction. I think part of the problem is Civil Asset Forfiture and the fact that police use "drugs" as an excuse for lots of violations of private property, including a guys anus.

Well in my own defense, the story I posted was about police shooting and killing a woman who the officers thought just purchased drugs. That seems somewhat if not alot related to the topic at hand .