Release these bikers most were at wrong place at wrong time
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Waco police need to be investigated and be charged themselves for violating their civil rights
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William Maher
11 years ago
Free the 170, this is a travesty of justice!
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adryan lee
11 years ago
Let them go
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Avinar Bakapom
11 years ago
Free all bikers
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Brian Thompson
11 years ago
Free the bikers there is no reason to keep them locked up the charges will all be disproved anyway.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
This whole set-up stinks; the truth will out!
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Rob Semple
11 years ago
This crime committed by law enforcement officers is by far, much more worrying than any potential crime by alleged criminal bikers, this was akin to the execution squads that delivered so much fear in the barrios of Brazil. It was a blatant atempt to execute people without any thought for due process, the law or innocence, going on the assumption that all bikers at the scene were guilty. Law enforcement officers have shown complete contempt for the law, for truth and for justice by shamelessly trying to cover up their own criminal acts. Texas and America should be thoroughly ashamed of these so called protectors of the peace. The people of Texas are not safe whilst criminals with badges claim they are doing what is best to keep the general publice safe. The majority of bikers at the event had no criminal records and were therefore just as innocent as the general public the police sought to protect with such blatant and excessive violence. It is very worrying indeed and I for one will be a lot more hesitant about visiting the United States in the future for fear of such blatant police criminality and viciousness.
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richard
11 years ago
It was blown out of content
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bobby joe Perdue
11 years ago
Free the insistent!!!
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mary rodriguez
11 years ago
very sad that this happened and probably ahouldnt have happened at all.
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Allyn Elletson
11 years ago
It is against the law to kidnap and cage innocent human beings with no proof of any wrongdoings on their part. They are Americans who are (or should be) presumed innocent, until proven guilty, not caged until they are willing to accept a plea bargain for crimes they haven't committed, just to save their jobs, their homes and/or their businesses, and their families.
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Jim Hammond
11 years ago
At 65 years old and 2nd generation motorcyclist, I have personally experienced the prejudice and ignorance of law enforcement towards bikers. I have no doubt that the majority of those jailed in Waco are guilty of nothing more then exercising their right to assemble and participate in the protection of their rights as citizens of this United States. Unfortunately Law enforcement does not seem to be able to tell the difference between criminals and law abiding bikers just trying to protect their rights. Higher authority needs to step in and correct this travesty of justice. 1%ers call themselves that because that's just what they are 1% of the biker community. The other 99% are just law abiding citizens participating in the process of government the way they should according to the law.
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Tony V
11 years ago
Let them out there is no evidence they did anything wrong .
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Ronnie. Holmes
11 years ago
It's time to bring in the extra judicial resources to let the innocent get on with their lives
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Margarita Hernandez
11 years ago
Deigo and David Zepeda are family men good citizens with careers and are not a threat to society let them get back to thier lives...wrong place wrong time!
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Littlegeorge Salinas
11 years ago
Free the innocent take responsibility for the wrong doing that you have caused them let them go free!!
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Diane Molina
11 years ago
This is wrong and unconstitutional!
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Lisa Montee
11 years ago
Just because we ride, doesn't make us criminal. The Confederation of Clubs is an organization that HELPS keep riders together and safe ... as riders.
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stan applebee
11 years ago
this deal sounded awfully strange from the start. when first reading about it, it just didn't seem right. law enforcement on scene in seconds!!!! that don't even happen on tv
Release these bikers most were at wrong place at wrong time
Waco police need to be investigated and be charged themselves for violating their civil rights
Free the 170, this is a travesty of justice!
Let them go
Free all bikers
Free the bikers there is no reason to keep them locked up the charges will all be disproved anyway.
This whole set-up stinks; the truth will out!
This crime committed by law enforcement officers is by far, much more worrying than any potential crime by alleged criminal bikers, this was akin to the execution squads that delivered so much fear in the barrios of Brazil. It was a blatant atempt to execute people without any thought for due process, the law or innocence, going on the assumption that all bikers at the scene were guilty. Law enforcement officers have shown complete contempt for the law, for truth and for justice by shamelessly trying to cover up their own criminal acts. Texas and America should be thoroughly ashamed of these so called protectors of the peace. The people of Texas are not safe whilst criminals with badges claim they are doing what is best to keep the general publice safe. The majority of bikers at the event had no criminal records and were therefore just as innocent as the general public the police sought to protect with such blatant and excessive violence. It is very worrying indeed and I for one will be a lot more hesitant about visiting the United States in the future for fear of such blatant police criminality and viciousness.
It was blown out of content
Free the insistent!!!
very sad that this happened and probably ahouldnt have happened at all.
It is against the law to kidnap and cage innocent human beings with no proof of any wrongdoings on their part. They are Americans who are (or should be) presumed innocent, until proven guilty, not caged until they are willing to accept a plea bargain for crimes they haven't committed, just to save their jobs, their homes and/or their businesses, and their families.
At 65 years old and 2nd generation motorcyclist, I have personally experienced the prejudice and ignorance of law enforcement towards bikers. I have no doubt that the majority of those jailed in Waco are guilty of nothing more then exercising their right to assemble and participate in the protection of their rights as citizens of this United States. Unfortunately Law enforcement does not seem to be able to tell the difference between criminals and law abiding bikers just trying to protect their rights. Higher authority needs to step in and correct this travesty of justice. 1%ers call themselves that because that's just what they are 1% of the biker community. The other 99% are just law abiding citizens participating in the process of government the way they should according to the law.
Let them out there is no evidence they did anything wrong .
It's time to bring in the extra judicial resources to let the innocent get on with their lives
Deigo and David Zepeda are family men good citizens with careers and are not a threat to society let them get back to thier lives...wrong place wrong time!
Free the innocent take responsibility for the wrong doing that you have caused them let them go free!!
This is wrong and unconstitutional!
Just because we ride, doesn't make us criminal. The Confederation of Clubs is an organization that HELPS keep riders together and safe ... as riders.
this deal sounded awfully strange from the start. when first reading about it, it just didn't seem right. law enforcement on scene in seconds!!!! that don't even happen on tv