Enough is enough. We're approaching the tipping point where the citizens of this country are going to turn on the unjust police state that has manifested exponentially since 911. This injustice is only one example of thousands. Hopefully, the police and Alaskan justice system will have the good sense to fix their injustice before the people fix them.
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Jay
12 years ago
Get a police oversight committee that isn't tied to Palin. Make sure it is non partisan, unbiased.
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Jesus M Revilla
12 years ago
The police is becoming a gastapo and they should be Peace Officer not enforcer.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I support asserting your rights during police confrontations.
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Ronald Cadby
12 years ago
It is our duty to oppose violations of any inalieanble right gauranteed by our Constitutution.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I think this is great idea.
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Kymberly Fernandez
12 years ago
0.0000 blood alcohol = false arrest for DUI
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Larry Mann
12 years ago
If your local leaders refuse to take corrective actions against unlawful detention and violating the rights of its citizens then it is the responsibility of it's citizens to remove those elected officials from office.
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Trapper Killsmany
12 years ago
I too was abused & robbed of my rights in Alaska & know first hand the corruption is state wide from bottom to top & have the evidence to prove it!
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Heman Hunter
12 years ago
I once spent the night in a police car with out an explinatuion from APD.
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Adam Haas
12 years ago
Stop abusing your authority to protect citizens by harrassing them.
I was there when all of this happened. Nancy was not intoxicated in any way shape or form. Or else I would not have been in the vehicle with her. The cop just went on a power trip, because she stood up for her rights. Police officers are supposed to protect citizens, not abuse them.
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K.D. Herding
12 years ago
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This behavior is untenable. No citizen should have to endure wrongful charges by the police. Assuming this Committee takes its obligations seriously, it could be beneficial to both civiliand AND officers, and its implementation makes sense.
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Gregory Teeters
12 years ago
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I support a bill called "Nancy and Sonya's Law" to create a Police Oversite Committee.
Enough is enough. We're approaching the tipping point where the citizens of this country are going to turn on the unjust police state that has manifested exponentially since 911. This injustice is only one example of thousands. Hopefully, the police and Alaskan justice system will have the good sense to fix their injustice before the people fix them.
Get a police oversight committee that isn't tied to Palin. Make sure it is non partisan, unbiased.
The police is becoming a gastapo and they should be Peace Officer not enforcer.
I support asserting your rights during police confrontations.
It is our duty to oppose violations of any inalieanble right gauranteed by our Constitutution.
I think this is great idea.
0.0000 blood alcohol = false arrest for DUI
If your local leaders refuse to take corrective actions against unlawful detention and violating the rights of its citizens then it is the responsibility of it's citizens to remove those elected officials from office.
I too was abused & robbed of my rights in Alaska & know first hand the corruption is state wide from bottom to top & have the evidence to prove it!
I once spent the night in a police car with out an explinatuion from APD.
Stop abusing your authority to protect citizens by harrassing them.
Email your story to [email protected]
I was there when all of this happened. Nancy was not intoxicated in any way shape or form. Or else I would not have been in the vehicle with her. The cop just went on a power trip, because she stood up for her rights. Police officers are supposed to protect citizens, not abuse them.
This behavior is untenable. No citizen should have to endure wrongful charges by the police. Assuming this Committee takes its obligations seriously, it could be beneficial to both civiliand AND officers, and its implementation makes sense.
I support a bill called "Nancy and Sonya's Law" to create a Police Oversite Committee.