Let this serve as a warning next time you are pulled over. D:
http://www.kob.com/article/stories/S3209305.shtml?cat=500#.UniTPpRoTsk
That's what our red-light camera fines are paying for...
Let this serve as a warning next time you are pulled over. D:
http://www.kob.com/article/stories/S3209305.shtml?cat=500#.UniTPpRoTsk
I have heard more about human rather than drug trafficking there, but it's such a craptastic (the jokes don't stop) place I would probably take up meth just to cope if I lived there. I expect many of the residents do.
The lawsuit claims that Deming Police tried taking Eckert to an emergency room in Deming, but a doctor there refused to perform the anal cavity search citing it was "unethical."
This is the face of a doctor (Wilcox) involved:
That's the look of a man(?) who just loves himself some clenched ass.
I need a colonoscopy, what a kool way to get it done for free!!!
I read somewhere this poor bastard got a bill from the hospital for the colonoscopy. Now that's fucked up.
While that doctor was really just doing his/her job, or doing exactly what should be expected, given these circumstances, I'd love to see that person get some kind of simple honorable mention for doing that.that doc just saved himself a bunch of cashThe lawsuit claims that Deming Police tried taking Eckert to an emergency room in Deming, but a doctor there refused to perform the anal cavity search citing it was "unethical."
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Jules what's gotten into you man?
I understand spouting off in P&N but you just sound really hateful lately.
You ok?
He probably rolled through the stop sign trying to get somewhere before he shat his pants.
NS1 quoted the relevant bit: the difference is between "criminal forfeiture" and "civil forfeiture." All the police have to do is claim civil forfeiture for....reasons....and they effectively file a claim against the item. Legally, the item can't claim any rights for itself. You are fucked, basically.
Why are major news topics like this one not locked or moved or merged with topics already in Politics and News?
http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2351815
This is the face of a doctor (Wilcox) involved:
That's the look of a man(?) who just loves himself some clenched ass.
How the US Uses Sexual Humiliation as a Political Tool to Control the Masses
by Naomi Wolf
In a five-four ruling this week, the supreme court decided that anyone can be strip-searched upon arrest for any offense, however minor, at any time. This horror show ruling joins two recent horror show laws: the NDAA, which lets anyone be arrested forever at any time, and HR 347, the "trespass bill", which gives you a 10-year sentence for protesting anywhere near someone with secret service protection. These criminalizations of being human follow, of course, the mini-uprising of the Occupy movement.
Is American strip-searching benign? The man who had brought the initial suit, Albert Florence, described having been told to "turn around. Squat and cough. Spread your cheeks." He said he felt humiliated: "It made me feel like less of a man."
In surreal reasoning, justice Anthony Kennedy explained that this ruling is necessary because the 9/11 bomber could have been stopped for speeding. How would strip searching him have prevented the attack? Did justice Kennedy imagine that plans to blow up the twin towers had been concealed in a body cavity? In still more bizarre non-logic, his and the other justices' decision rests on concerns about weapons and contraband in prison systems. But people under arrest that is, who are not yet convicted haven't been introduced into a prison population.
Read MORE HERE:
http://www.commondreams.org/view/2012/04/06-8
The hospital should have had someone reading that warrant, to be sure they're in strict compliance with it. Failure to do so constitutes malpractice.
Threatening to send him to collectionsis just adding insultadds emotional distress to injury.
On Tuesday, RT reported that David Eckert, pulled over by police for running a stop sign, was detained after a K-9 named Leo sniffed drugs on his seat and police suspected he was carrying drugs in his anal cavity.
Now, continued investigation by the local KOB TV station reveals Eckert’s story wasn’t an isolated incident. According to police reports, a young man named Timothy Young was also stopped by police after a minor traffic violation. The same K-9 dog, Leo, sniffed drugs on his seat, causing police to seek a warrant to search Young’s body for illegal substances.
Just like Eckert, Young was taken to Gila Regional Medical Center, located in a county not covered by the search warrant, where doctors performed medical procedures, including finger exams of his anus and an X-Ray of his stomach. Young did not consent to the examinations. Again, no drugs were discovered in his body.
Further investigation by KOB has revealed that Leo the K-9’s drug dog certification expired back in 2011 and was never renewed. Certification for drug dogs must be renewed on a yearly basis.
“We have done public records requests to try and find anything,” Shannon Kennedy, Eckert’s attorney, told KOB. “We can’t show that this dog had ever been trained, and we have evidence this dog has had false alerts in the past.”
I think it had less to do with his clenched checks and more to do with the perverted, untrained, unlicensed dog that apparently gets off on sniffing seats. Another article mentioned the same dog has had false positives on this same guys seat in the past.
http://rt.com/usa/new-mexico-police-rectal-inspection-328/
The doctors from the Gila Regional Medical Center have been turned over to the state licensing board. It's possible they could lose the ability to practice medicine.
And the police officers will be answering to a law enforcement board.