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Timothy Williams: Male bgd*, widowed, never divorced, celibate, single, over 60, straight, preacher of the Full Gospel: pursuing the righteousness and holiness from the Living God. (bdg: DNA by God’s design)
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Prosecutors To Blame
It is Prosecutors that are creating a culture of police brutality and corruption.
If individuals truly desire to reform the police, they should focus penetrating attention on Prosecutors whose over-weaning power combined with over-flowing arrogance maintain the police culture of unbridled hardness of heart.
Society is beat down because Prosecutors around the country are beating up The Law.
…without love, unforgiving, slanderous, without self-control, brutal, not lovers of the good, (2 Timothy 3:3)
Be assured this is just the tip of the corruption.
By the time the public must endure the bully attitude of Prosecutors through Police the very foundation is fully corrupted.
If the police were smart when accused of wrong doing should reveal the source of the problem. Namely, Prosecutors.
Hey, all you “Christian” Police Officers where is your renunciations of this police brutality?
See www.justicealone.org for Seattle’s Prosecutor Corruptions
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A pair of Colorado cops can be heard callously joking how they manhandled a 73-year-old female dementia patient during a brutal arrest that left the ailing woman with broken bones, according to newly released body cam footage.
“Ready for the pop? Hear the pop?” one of the officers asks as they giggle over the video images of Karen Garner being taken into custody after walking out of a store with items she didn’t pay for.
In the June 2020 bust, Loveland, Colo., Officer Austin Hopp forced Karen Garner to the ground, and Officer Daria Jalali slammed her to a police vehicle, according to the video.
The septuagenarian, who is afflicted with dementia and sensory aphasia, suffered severe bruising, a broken elbow, and a dislocated arm at the hands of the cops, her lawyers said in a lawsuit filed against the department.
Garner, whom her family describes as standing five feet tall and weighing 80 pounds, had walked out of a Walmart with $13.38 worth of stuff — a candy bar, a Pepsi, and a t-shirt.
She returned the items at an employee’s request, but the officers arrested her on the road picking flowers as she told them repeatedly, “I’m going home!”
In a video of the inside of the Loveland police station made after Garner was taken into custody, the officers can be seen making cruel comments as they rewatch footage of them taking down the elderly woman.
Colorado cops seen laughing at dementia patient they injured
Everything on this site concerns an opportunity to repent.
“The time has come,” Jesus said. “The kingdom of God is near.
Repent and believe the good news!” (Mark 1:15)
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