Man Arrested For Pointing His Finger At Cops! Charged with 2 Felony Accounts

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Montreal Woman arrested for Instagramming »

20-year-old artist Jennifer Pawluck was arrested Wednesday morning at 10:30am after posting a picture of anti-police street art on her Instagram feed a few days before.

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WIN! | Lawyer arrested by Salida, CO police officer Shane Garcia for telling a man detained by police to remember his right to remain silent, wins $43k settlement after city realizes how many witnesses were lined up to dispute officer Garcia's account. »
Posted 3 months ago
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An Indiana woman falsely raided by a SWAT team is suing the city of Evansville and the police department after cops smashed down her door and threw flash grenades into her home in response to “threatening” Internet posts that she wasn’t even responsible for. »

Say some fucked up shit on the internet in the United States? A SWAT team can be deployed and flash grenades will be thrown through your windows and militarized, heavily armed, blacked out agents will storm your property, scare the shit out of you and throw you to the floor with guns to your head.

Looks like the 1st Amendment is the next to go.


This is what happens when too many people complain that you were mean to them on the internet. You politically correct social justice warriors, especially those that beg for government intervention into internet bullying, have to take some responsibility for this one.

Fuckin’ pussies.

Posted 3 months ago
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