Scott Bernstein, an international Bounty Hunter with over 31 years of experience and over 6,500 apprehensions have enthralled media audiences across the U.S. on channels like ‘America’s Most Wanted, Fugitive Files, American Bounty Hunter, Bounty Hunters, Fugitive Files, Court TV, History Channel, Discovery and A&E. But for one industry authority, he knows that the camera... Continue Reading →
Murder by Stockton Police Department
Last July 16th three men walked into a Bank of the West Branch in Stockton California , tied up a security guard and robbed a vault at gunpoint. The men then took three women hostage including the bank's manager.
Stockton police fired more than 600 rounds at the car during the chase and struck Holt-Singh 10 times. All ten rounds fired at Singh that killed her came from rounds from the police. Authorities even stated that that Holt-Singh was used as a human shield during the ensuing shootout, which left two of the three bank robbers also dead.
The police has options during a pursuit, ramming or what is known as a pit maneuver, strip strips, road blocks or blowing out a tire or two to slow down the pursuit. As per POST training and my training, you do not need a sea of vehicles to conduct a vehicle pursuit while there is air support.
The Militarization of U.S. Police Departments
Do you remember the 'Posse Comitatus Act' in 1878. “The purpose of the act… (was) to limit the powers of the Federal government in using its military personnel to enforce the state laws“
When militarizing the domestic arena of its areas of influence in the world, it pays no attention to its own domestic laws that do not easily allow for this militarization in its own domestic sphere.
All across the country, heavily armed SWAT teams are raiding people’s homes in the middle of the night, often just to search for drugs. It should enrage us that people have needlessly died during these raids, that pets have been shot, and that homes have been ravaged.
As our new report makes clear, it’s time for American police to remember that they are supposed to protect and serve our communities, not wage war on the people who live in them.
There is a rampant and systematic abuses by police to beat and kill innocent unarmed American citizens. Police officers excessive use of force is observed on a daily basis in the United States in direct view of the public.These are barbaric and savage crimes. It is also corruption by the very judicial system that is also established to protect us by failing to prosecute these officers for obvious crimes.
Private sector Supervision of Parole and Probation Violators
One out of 40 Adults free on the streets today is a convicted criminal released on probation or parole. That is approximately 5 million people under government supervision, and a majority are convicted felons. Some 60,000 government bureaucrats supervise these probationers an parolees. The probation and parole systems have MANY problems, especially the fact that... Continue Reading →