Police State USA: Police forcibly drawing blood from suspected drunk drivers

Fox 5 Atlanta
Wed, 03 Jul 2013 10:09 UTC

Suspected drunk drivers in some metro counties in Georgia are getting a rude surprise when they refuse a breathalyzer test.

Instead of taking no for an answer, officers now obtain a search warrant to forcibly draw blood and get evidence for the case. The key word: forcibly.

Comment: Did you catch Mike Choroski, the man seen screaming "what country is this" as officers hold him down and take his blood without consent, saying "We all are American citizens and you guys have me strapped to a table like I'm in Guantanamo f***ing Bay..."

That's exactly what the U.S. has become - Guantanamo Bay. No need for 'FEMA Camps', the prison infrastructure has been built up around you.

What's that, this must surely be illegal?

Nope.

Georgia is one of numerous states that enforce 'no refusal' checkpoints where police can forcibly draw blood. In 2005, the Supreme Court ruled that it is not unconstitutional for the state to hold down Americans and forcefully withdraw blood. A January 2013 ruling affirmed that a warrant must be obtained for the process, although police could dispense with the warrant requirement in an 'emergency'. Given that everyday is an emergency in post-9/11 America, that means the police are legally entitled to do this, the FBI is legally entitled to engage in counter-terrorism (false-flag terror attacks), the NSA is allowed to spy on you, and the CIA is allowed to assassinate you.

How do you like that for murdering millions of Mooslims to protect your freedoms at home?