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Sheriff

Cop who shot and killed unarmed dad begging for his life claims showing jury body cam is "unfair"

Matt Agorist
Free Thought Project
Thu, 19 Oct 2017 14:37 UTC
Officer Philip Brailsford killed Daniel Shaver
In March of 2016, Mesa Police Officer Philip Brailsford was charged with second-degree murder for gunning down Daniel Shaver, an innocent husband, and father of two. The shooting was captured on his body cam, part of which was released the following May.

Now, however, Brailsford's defense is claiming that the prosecution showing the jury the body cam during opening statements would be unfair to the killer cop.

According to AZ Central, Brailsford, 26, is scheduled to stand trial starting Oct. 23 on a charge of second-degree murder. The trial is expected to last 16 days. In a memorandum filed in Maricopa County Superior Court on Monday, attorney Michael Piccarreta says prosecutor Susie Charbel plans to show an 18-minute police body- camera recording during her opening statement, scheduled for Oct. 25.
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Pistol

Cop mistakes gun for taser, shoots unarmed teen

Matt Agorist
Free Thought Project
Wed, 18 Oct 2017 13:58 UTC
Jamel Jackson shot by cop
Jamel Jackson, a troubled teen, is lucky to be alive after a Baldwin County Sheriff's deputy mistook his own gun for a taser. The deputy's mistake led to Jackson being shot. The entire display of deadly incompetence was captured on police body cameras.

The incident began as police responded to a domestic dispute between Jackson and his mother. Deputies responded to the apartment on October 9, after Jackson's mother called 911 to report her son has struck her. While Jackson indeed deserved to be arrested if he hit his mother, he certainly didn't deserve to be shot.

As the video begins, a deputy is walking into the house where Deputy Charles Gillis and another deputy are attempting to arrest Jackson who is wearing a yellow Pokemon hat and sitting at the dinner table.
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Family

Children in the for-profit foster care system are dying at alarming rates, and nobody is bothering to investigate

Ryan Grim, Aída Chávez
The Intercept
Wed, 18 Oct 2017 13:36 UTC
child foster care
Children in the for-profit foster care system are dying at alarming rates, but the deaths are not being investigated, and autopsies are not even being attached to the now-closed case files, a two-year investigation has found.

The investigation, conducted and released in rare bipartisan fashion by the Senate Finance Committee, looked closely at one of the largest private providers of foster care services, the MENTOR Network.

The companies and agencies charged with keeping foster children safe often failed to provide the most basic protections or take steps to prevent tragedies, the investigation found.
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Arrow Up

Due to growing internet access the child porn industry is spreading in Southeast Asia


RT
Thu, 19 Oct 2017 13:17 UTC
child porn internet
© malerapaso / Getty Images
The spread of internet use in Southeast Asia is fueling the creation and spread of child exploitation - and experts are warning that children are being coerced into creating the material themselves.

Internet availability across Southeast Asia currently sits at about 50 percent, according to a recent study. However, in the Philippines and Thailand, countries where sexual abuse is a significant problem, the rate reaches 58 percent and 67 percent respectively, Reuters reports.

Jon Rouse of Taskforce Argos, an Australian police unit that targets online child abuse networks, said that the problem of child porn is only going to get bigger.
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Handcuffs

Police hunt serial sex attacker who assaulted children as young as 11 in London


RT
Thu, 19 Oct 2017 13:08 UTC
serial sex attacker London
© Met Police
Nine women and children have been sexually assaulted in southeast London during the past three months, police have said. The authorities have released CCTV images of the latest attack in a bid to find the perpetrator.

The man is believed to have sexually assaulted two women between the ages of 25 and 27, as well as seven children aged 11-13, in the areas of Greenwich and Lewisham.

Police said all of the attacks were perpetrated in broad daylight before the assailant fled on foot. They have now released CCTV images of the latest assault, which took place in Honor Oak Road on Monday.
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Eye 1

Demented Slovenian 'artist' who breast-fed dog and fertilized one of her eggs with a dog cell wins award


RT.com
Thu, 19 Oct 2017 07:25 UTC
Maja Smrekar crazy woman
Demented 'artist' Maja Smrekar spent 112 days secluded with dogs that she breastfed. It's 'art' supposedly
A Slovenian "artist" breastfed her dogs and fertilized one of her eggs with a dog cell as part of an award-winning three-month art project.

Maja Smrekar lived in seclusion with her dogs as part of the lengthy artistic experiment, which was titled "K-9_topology."

During that time, she triggered her body to produce breast milk by systematic breast pumping. She then breastfed her puppy Ada to explore "the social and ideological instrumentalization of the female body and breastfeeding."


Comment: The only thing this poor woman is 'exploring' is her own disordered psychological makeup. In a sane society, she would be deemed in need of psychological help. In our 'modern' society, she wins awards and is emulated.


Smrekar also took a fat cell from another dog, Byron, and used it to fertilize one of her eggs using a method similar to IVF. The fat cell was a non-sexual cell, so no dog's sperm was used in the project.
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Bizarro Earth

Sick Modern 'Art' Depicting Bestiality Installed Near Paris Louvre


RT.com
Thu, 19 Oct 2017 07:01 UTC
Sick Bestiality art Louvre
The psychological inner landscape of deranged person presented as 'art'.
The controversial "Domestikator" sculpture, which many say appears to depict a human being performing a sex act on a four-legged animal, has found a new home after being deemed too "provocative" and "risque" by the Louvre.

The large walk-through sculpture was created by Dutch artist Joep Van Lieshout. It houses several smaller sculptures and a bed and was set to be installed in the Tuileries Gardens, near the Louvre, but the famous French gallery decided that it risked "being misunderstood by the visitors to the gardens."


Comment: What's to misunderstand? This is a crude and ugly manifestation of the inner workings of a deranged Dutch person.


Domestikator will instead be housed very close to the Louvre at the Pompidou Centre Museum.
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Handcuffs

Nationwide human trafficking stings ensnare multiple cops-84 kids as young as 3 months freed

Matt Agorist
The Free Thought Project
Wed, 18 Oct 2017 19:02 UTC
trafficking
© The Free Thought Project
Nationwide human trafficking busts captured cops and high-level military, and more than 80 children were rescued, one of whom was only 3-months old.

Multiple undercover sting operations across the United States were carried out this month targeting adult and child sex trafficking. The results of many of these stings netted hundreds of arrests-including doctors, pharmacists, high-level military officers, and law enforcement officers. Dozens of children were also rescued - including one as young as three months old.

"That's the most we have ever arrested in the history of the sheriff's office," Sheriff Grady Judd said of his undercover operation in Polk County, Florida.

The sheriff is referring to the 277 people rounded up in "Operation No Tricks, No Treats" which started last Tuesday and ran through Monday.

According to the sheriff's office, as reported by WFLA, 51 of the arrests were related to those who advertise as prostitutes online and 209 of the arrests were those who solicited undercover detectives posing as prostitutes. Seventeen arrests were made for other offenses.

The sheriff noted that the arrests included lawyers, doctors, pharmacists, former and current police officers, multiple men looking to have sex with children, and convicted sex offenders.
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Question

Las Vegas hotel security guard Jesus Campo reappears on TV after mysterious absence from previously scheduled interviews


RT
Wed, 18 Oct 2017 22:50 UTC
Vegas shooting Jesus Campo security guard
© The Ellen Show / Instagram
The hotel security guard injured by the Las Vegas gunman has broken his silence about the October 1 shooting that killed 58 people. He previously sparked national interest by disappearing from public view ahead of several scheduled TV interviews.

In a pre-recorded interview that aired Wednesday, Jesus Campos told Ellen DeGeneres that he had trouble reaching the shooter's floor to inspect a door that was left ajar on the night of the shooting.

"There was a metal bracket holding the door in place," Campos said, describing how he was blocked trying to enter the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Hotel from a stairwell right next to the room rented by Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock. "That was just out of the ordinary. It's not normal."

Campos is speaking for the first time in public after being interviewed by police. He was shot in the thigh by Paddock, who killed 58 people and injured 546 others gathered at a country music concert, in the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history.

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People

Thousands rally in Barcelona to support jailed Catalan separatist leaders


RT
Wed, 18 Oct 2017 23:05 UTC
Catalan separatist protest Barcelona Spain
© Ivan Alvarado / ReutersPeople protest against the imprisonment of leaders of two of the largest Catalan separatist organizations, Catalan National Assembly's Jordi Sanchez and Omnium's Jordi Cuixart, who were jailed by Spain's High Court, in Barcelona, Spain October 17, 2017.
Catalans took to the street of Barcelona for a candlelit march in support of the two leaders of the separatist movement who were detained by the central Spanish authorities on suspicion of sedition in the aftermath of the independence referendum, deemed illegal by Madrid.

Tens of thousands of protesters marched through the streets of Barcelona on Tuesday evening to show support for Jordi Sanchez, leader of the Catalan National Assembly (ANC), and Jordi Cuixart, of the Omnium cultural association, who were detained on the orders of Spain's High Court.

The protesters demanded that the central Spanish government release the men, who they referred to as "political prisoners." Sanchez and Cuixart were remanded in custody without bail on Monday.
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