Police can use illegally obtained evidence in court, SCOTUS rules, sabotaging 4th Amendment

Sonia Sotomayor warned in a scathing dissent the Supreme Court’s pro-police ruling violates constitutional rights

“This case allows the police to stop you on the street, demand your identification, and check it for outstanding traffic warrants — even if you are doing nothing wrong”

Source: Police can use illegally obtained evidence in court, SCOTUS rules, sabotaging 4th Amendment

Why Does The IRS Need So Many Guns?

‘What exactly is the Obama administration up to?’

‘Special agents at the IRS equipped with AR-15 military-style rifles? Health and Human Services “Special Office of Inspector General Agents” being trained by the Army’s Special Forces contractors? The Department of Veterans Affairs arming 3,700 employees?

The number of non-Defense Department federal officers authorized to make arrests and carry firearms (200,000) now exceeds the number of U.S. Marines (182,000). In its escalating arms and ammo stockpiling, this federal arms race is unlike anything in history. Over the last 20 years, the number of these federal officers with arrest-and-firearm authority has nearly tripled to over 200,000 today, from 74,500 in 1996.’

Source: Why Does The IRS Need So Many Guns?

Oklahoma Police Can Seize Your Entire Bank Account on a Traffic Stop Without Any Charges

“Oklahoma police can outright seize everything you have from debit cards to bank accounts on a traffic stop without any criminal charges being filed. If some policeman thinks you’re doing something illegal, your life is over. Without money, you cannot hire a lawyer and they can just rob everything you have on a whim…”

Story: Oklahoma Police Can Seize Your Entire Bank Account on a Traffic Stop Without Any Charges

Watch: New York Sanitation Officers Search Through Peoples’ Trash to Cite them for Recycling Improperly

A video posted to Facebook this week shows New York City sanitation officers playing a dirty trick on residents in order to generate revenue.

“They feel your garbage bags. If they feel that there is a recyclable item in your trash bag, they will open it up and check. They can’t give you a fine without knowing what’s in there. So, they’re looking into your garbage in order to give you a fine…” | http://police.truists.org/

Source: Watch: New York Sanitation Officers Search Through People’s Trash to Cite them for Recycling Improperly