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To: FJB who wrote (9000)3/24/2014 2:14:17 PM
From: joseffy1 Recommendation

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Campus police corporal Christopher Carter shot Redus — who was unarmed — five times



To: FJB who wrote (9000)3/24/2014 2:18:46 PM
From: The1Stockman  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 16547
 
Thanks for the update, ...

So this is all they get for shooting to DEATH an unarmed cocky man 5-times? ... must be a law against being cocky these days, enough to take your life?

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<"Carter is on administrative leave pending the results an investigation. UIW has so far maintained that Carter will return to work in an administrative capacity but will no longer go on patrols.">

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"Is America being desensitized"?

I'd never again be free If I were to do have done such a thing!



To: FJB who wrote (9000)3/25/2014 12:34:27 AM
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Dem. lawmaker, co-sponsor of child porn laws, resigns; state office, home raided for child porn

March 23, 2014 by Joe Saunders
bizpacreview.com


The day after a Democrat Illinois lawmaker cruised to victory in his party’s primary Tuesday, he gave up his seat in the wake of a child pornography raid.


Photo: ABC

State Rep. Keith Farnham stepped down from representing Elgin, a city about 35 miles northwest of Chicago, days after Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents raided his home and his state office in Springfield.

Items that were seized included the laptop computer Farnham used on the House floor, The Associated Press reported.

The search warrant sought material that “in any format and medium concerning minors visually depicted while engaged in sexually explicit conduct,” AP reported.

No charges have been filed.

Farnham, 66, has been in office since 2009. In those five years, he has co-sponsored two laws cracking down child pornography: one targeting producers of child porn; the other stiffening penalties for its possession.

In a statement, Farnham attributed his resignation to health problems, though Illinois media reported that, in addition to winning the party’s primary, Farnham’s attendance at legislative meetings so far this session has been perfect.

“I have been battling serious health issues for a number of years and the coming months will require my full attention,” Farnham wrote, according to the Daily Herald, which covers the Elgin area.

No doubt they will. And possibly the coming years as well.

But two things are certain:

Since this is Illinois, the seat is going to remain firmly in Democrat hands. (Local Dem heavyweights are already selecting Farnham’s replacement; he’s not running in the general.)

And since Farnham’s a Democrat, the mainstream media outside Illinois is going to pretend this never happened.