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What a horribly disgusting society we have become, where it is perfectly acceptable for 10 people to tackle, kneel upon, handcuff, detain, and fine a person for taking a picture of a building.

It's so sad that there are so many people who not only find this acceptable, but that there are so many others who are willing to be paid to take such actions.

I warned Phil he better crawl under the
barbed wire and try to find a Free Speech Zone.
They never listen.

rent a COPS mean nothing in FLA.
they have no arrest powers, no more then you or I have as an NONCOP! maybe they were feds?
is there anyone out there that either has or can get the name of that security company them buttheads work for?

seems no one in Florida knows this fact.

i am willing to bet that this is the same in any other State,

if there is anyone out there that is not in FLA. and their state gives the same powers to a rent a cop as if they were COPS, i would love to see it!

this still happening, its fucking disgusting!

Injustice everywhere is reporting that the DOJ is investigating a pattern of racial profiling and civil rights violations In Seattle and asking people to call them with their experiences.

Just FYI

A security officer not within his jurisdiction and doing that shit, what kind of bullshit is that? he was outside on the street then starts running after someone, someone should have decked the shit head! as someone pointed out to me, they are not in FLA. but Washington State. even there that cant be right, no fucking way!

He needs to lose his license. and never get it back, then also charged with assault.

FYI, i will be checking the laws/regulations and let everyone know just how wrong i was. :D or if i even hit the target at all!
and oh ya, that other video is great, it shows alot, that company is in deep shit!

it sounds like Carlos won't be the only one making some money from police brutality. I hope we get to hear how badly the rent a cops get beaten in court

This is why you never walk away from a court case against the government without a consent decree.

Frank: Who walked away from a court case?

@pmocek:

me too, i had no idea what he was talking about.
let alone what you asked, wtf is a "consent decree", and anyway it seems something a lawyer would need, and they would know to get one if they needed it. i dont think anyone bringing a suit in small claims would need one.

and I have brought cases against the GOV. in U.S.District court myself, without a lawyer. so i been there done that.

UPDATE: On September 30, 2011, the Assistant U.S. Attorney assigned to my case informed my attorney and me that she was dropping the case. She said she had dropped the charges against Greg by mistake, and would not prosecute me since she wasn't prosecuting him.