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To: Proud Deplorable who wrote (111984)	5/25/2010 1:38:22 AM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116555

This happens a lot every day even though you choose to ignore the new world order's police intimidation tactics. Then the local community needs to take the appropriate action. I wouldn't tolerate such a raid taking place in my hometown unless they has SERIOUS EVIDENCE of a major crime being committed that warranted such overwhelming use of force.. Of course, it helps to know the cops and make friends with them. There is ALWAYS the potential for police abuse. Don't even permit yourself to be fooled into believing that this is something "new".. But police need to be held accountable, in an objective manner, so that they never forget who they are ultimately serving. We had the Randy Weaver incident here in Idaho and that's still a bit of a sore point. Never agreed with his politics, but it certainly didn't warrant putting his wife and child in harm's way. Hawk

To: Proud Deplorable who wrote (111984)	5/25/2010 6:09:57 PM
From: Proud Deplorable	1 Recommendation Respond to of 116555

Michael Atkins Savannah Morning News May 25, 2010 Police on Tybee Island issued a careful apology Monday for wounds an autistic teenager suffered when officers Tased and threw him to the ground outside a bar Friday night. Yet Police Chief James Price starkly defended those officers’ actions, saying the teen, Clifford Grevemberg, appeared intoxicated and police were unaware of his medical condition. Price also cited the “rowdy, raucous” atmosphere that surrounded the Beach Bum Parade that evening on Tybee. “We are sincerely apologetic for the injuries suffered by Mr. Grevemberg,” Price said in a statement. “We are also sorry that he was left unattended” amid such revelry. READ FULL ARTICLE