Arkansas State Trooper Plants Cocaine to Frame Woman, But It’s All on Camera - TCRL Video (Page 5 of 5)
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Originally Posted By linuxgnar: I was on a dwi jury duty a few years back. The cop swore under oath the defendant was slurring so badly he couldn't understand him and therefore took him to jail. He also swore there was no recording of the incident and that the guy failed the the field sobriety test. Low and behold the defense was able to produce a recording of it -- not even remotely slurring. Strike 1. Then the cop was asked to demonstrate the FST he used as evidence -- and he fell on the floor of the court room -- not once -- but twice. Strike 2 and 3. I was proud to hang that jury. There were no repercussions for the cop for lying under oath -- I later found out he was a wife beating state cop that was forced to resign and then moved to the local sheriff to continue his shitty behavior. Moral of the story: there's no punishment for this type of thing and the entire system supports it. Avoid police at all costs. Perhaps the better question is why anyone would give any weight to the road-side hokey pokey. Come with actual evidence (not some rando interpretation of Simon says), or we can just cut the whole thing short and let the citizen go on his way. |
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Here's the thing... he either a) planted the bag of crack cocaine; or b) committed perjury when he claimed (testified at Amanda's criminal trial) that he vacuumed out the rear of his cruiser and knew for a fact that no drugs were there prior to Amanda being placed there. Either way he fabricated evidence in an attempt to send an innocent woman to prison. The official narrative pretends like none of this happened, and he was never prosecuted. |
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Originally Posted By DogtownTom: Barry Seal disagrees. Originally Posted By DogtownTom: Originally Posted By JLAudio: Arkansas is one of the few states without an international airport Barry Seal disagrees. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Flipp: Are you a cop? You think it ok to plant some cocaine just not too much? Originally Posted By Flipp: Originally Posted By fadedsun: Steal her life? How much cocaine was he trying to plant, an entire plane? ![]() Are you a cop? You think it ok to plant some cocaine just not too much? IIRC, cop. His posts vary from "normie" to "blueliner". Like he just can't hold it in. |
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Originally Posted By fadedsun: Steal her life? How much cocaine was he trying to plant, an entire plane? ![]() Just what is the sentence for an amount of cocaine and what are your future job prospects after serving that sentence and a felony record? |
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Originally Posted By Vonbongo: Just what is the sentence for an amount of cocaine and what are your future job prospects after serving that sentence and a felony record? Originally Posted By Vonbongo: Originally Posted By fadedsun: Steal her life? How much cocaine was he trying to plant, an entire plane? ![]() Just what is the sentence for an amount of cocaine and what are your future job prospects after serving that sentence and a felony record? It was 16 grams of crack cocaine, which made it a felony with a 10 year prison sentence. During the IA interview, the detective points out that it would be highly unusual for someone to have crack cocaine at all in that rural area. Yet he somehow knew exactly what it was without even looking in the bag, testing it, weighing it, or asking her about it. |
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Originally Posted By LawyerUp: It was 16 grams of crack cocaine, which made it a felony with a 10 year prison sentence. During the IA interview, the detective points out that it would be highly unusual for someone to have crack cocaine at all in that rural area. Yet he somehow knew exactly what it was without even looking in the bag, testing it, weighing it, or asking her about it. Originally Posted By LawyerUp: Originally Posted By Vonbongo: Originally Posted By fadedsun: Steal her life? How much cocaine was he trying to plant, an entire plane? ![]() Just what is the sentence for an amount of cocaine and what are your future job prospects after serving that sentence and a felony record? It was 16 grams of crack cocaine, which made it a felony with a 10 year prison sentence. During the IA interview, the detective points out that it would be highly unusual for someone to have crack cocaine at all in that rural area. Yet he somehow knew exactly what it was without even looking in the bag, testing it, weighing it, or asking her about it. He's that damn good. Extra sensory policing. |
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Originally Posted By LawyerUp: Here's the thing... he either a) planted the bag of crack cocaine; or b) committed perjury when he claimed (testified at Amanda's criminal trial) that he vacuumed out the rear of his cruiser and knew for a fact that no drugs were there prior to Amanda being placed there. Either way he fabricated evidence in an attempt to send an innocent woman to prison. The official narrative pretends like none of this happened, and he was never prosecuted. Then we are a country where prosecutors and judges know people are innocent yet those people are prosecuted and judges are complicit in this Gestapo state. Further, why doesn’t the FBI investigate these bullshit cases against innocent people? Why are prosecutors, cops, and judges not hanging outside courthouse square? Why doesn’t the President of the United States get on live nationwide television and demand congress investigate these cases? Do cops know their brothers and sisters commit these crimes against people? Why TF do “good cops” not do anything about criminal cops? |
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Originally Posted By diesel1: IIRC, cop. His posts vary from "normie" to "blueliner". Like he just can't hold it in. Originally Posted By diesel1: Originally Posted By Flipp: Originally Posted By fadedsun: Steal her life? How much cocaine was he trying to plant, an entire plane? ![]() Are you a cop? You think it ok to plant some cocaine just not too much? IIRC, cop. His posts vary from "normie" to "blueliner". Like he just can't hold it in. I was under the impression he is National Guard. |
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Originally Posted By TitanXD: Then we are a country where prosecutors and judges know people are innocent yet those people are prosecuted and judges are complicit in this Gestapo state. Further, why doesn’t the FBI investigate these bullshit cases against innocent people? Why are prosecutors, cops, and judges not hanging outside courthouse square? Why doesn’t the President of the United States get on live nationwide television and demand congress investigate these cases? Do cops know their brothers and sisters commit these crimes against people? Why TF do “good cops” not do anything about criminal cops? Originally Posted By TitanXD: Originally Posted By LawyerUp: Here's the thing... he either a) planted the bag of crack cocaine; or b) committed perjury when he claimed (testified at Amanda's criminal trial) that he vacuumed out the rear of his cruiser and knew for a fact that no drugs were there prior to Amanda being placed there. Either way he fabricated evidence in an attempt to send an innocent woman to prison. The official narrative pretends like none of this happened, and he was never prosecuted. Then we are a country where prosecutors and judges know people are innocent yet those people are prosecuted and judges are complicit in this Gestapo state. Further, why doesn’t the FBI investigate these bullshit cases against innocent people? Why are prosecutors, cops, and judges not hanging outside courthouse square? Why doesn’t the President of the United States get on live nationwide television and demand congress investigate these cases? Do cops know their brothers and sisters commit these crimes against people? Why TF do “good cops” not do anything about criminal cops? You almost make it sound like we can't trust our government? |
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At this point in time its hard to have any respect for law enforcement. It took 3 fucking years for the Arkansas State Police Commission on Law Enforcement and Training (CLEST) to vote to decertify Morphis. At his hearing, Morphis continued to speculate the drugs could have belonged to a previous suspect in his car ![]() But here's the real kick in the ass, before the vote, CLEST member James Montgomery said he didn't think the drugs were planted, but the fact that Prince thinks they were was bad for the state police’s reputation. WTF! |
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Originally Posted By LawyerUp: You almost make it sound like we can't trust our government? Originally Posted By LawyerUp: Originally Posted By TitanXD: Originally Posted By LawyerUp: Here's the thing... he either a) planted the bag of crack cocaine; or b) committed perjury when he claimed (testified at Amanda's criminal trial) that he vacuumed out the rear of his cruiser and knew for a fact that no drugs were there prior to Amanda being placed there. Either way he fabricated evidence in an attempt to send an innocent woman to prison. The official narrative pretends like none of this happened, and he was never prosecuted. Then we are a country where prosecutors and judges know people are innocent yet those people are prosecuted and judges are complicit in this Gestapo state. Further, why doesn’t the FBI investigate these bullshit cases against innocent people? Why are prosecutors, cops, and judges not hanging outside courthouse square? Why doesn’t the President of the United States get on live nationwide television and demand congress investigate these cases? Do cops know their brothers and sisters commit these crimes against people? Why TF do “good cops” not do anything about criminal cops? You almost make it sound like we can't trust our government? A most excellent reply. I tip my hat to you, sir. Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Powerkicker: The fact this cop wasn’t charged with the crime he was falsely accusing the driver of tells me all I need to know. Unfortunately, these police are not our friends. Cops don’t look at the citizenry as their friends anyway. They don’t care if you hate them or love them either. Where this thought came from about liking cops is a mystery to me. You are suspect until proven otherwise to them. |
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Originally Posted By 1Andy2: He's that damn good. Extra sensory policing. Originally Posted By 1Andy2: Originally Posted By LawyerUp: Originally Posted By Vonbongo: Originally Posted By fadedsun: Steal her life? How much cocaine was he trying to plant, an entire plane? ![]() Just what is the sentence for an amount of cocaine and what are your future job prospects after serving that sentence and a felony record? It was 16 grams of crack cocaine, which made it a felony with a 10 year prison sentence. During the IA interview, the detective points out that it would be highly unusual for someone to have crack cocaine at all in that rural area. Yet he somehow knew exactly what it was without even looking in the bag, testing it, weighing it, or asking her about it. He's that damn good. Extra sensory policing. He must have been trained by the Cobb County Drug Whisperer, that guy can hear drugs. |
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Originally Posted By eracer: Why am I the only one who thinks that cop should spend the rest of his life in prison? Corruption can only be stopped if the consequences far outweigh the rewards. A public servant betraying the public trust is the ultimate form of corruption. |
What it boils down to is that they fear an effective resistance to their power: So, Left in power=Guns bad, mmmmkay...?, Right in power=Guns good!-thskirk
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Originally Posted By Jack_Dempsey: What even is the motivation to plant drugs on some seemingly random driver? ![]() I can kinda wrap my head around planting evidence on someone they're "sure" is a scumbag, but they can't get off the street another way, or for purposes of blackmail or coercion. But just to hit her with more serious charges? Did he have some scam going to steal her truck via impound? Seems strange. |
What it boils down to is that they fear an effective resistance to their power: So, Left in power=Guns bad, mmmmkay...?, Right in power=Guns good!-thskirk
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Originally Posted By tc556guy: They don't even keep murderers in prison for life. Let's start with those guys |
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Originally Posted By Alaskanforfreedom: I feel like he honestly just got tired of pulling her ass over. I get it, its acceptable to have that intrusive thought. "I would love to be able to put this bitch away for years." But to act on it by planting evidence is wholly another story. Ohh the irony. Things are gunna work out quite differently for him compared to this lady. If he’s lucky, maybe he will be able to get a job at the car wash she brings her new truck to. |
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