Mas evidencia de abuso policiaco.

Aquí tenemos un vídeo de You Tube. En el un Policía de la fuerza de Choque rompe el cristal de un conductor en la avenida Fernandez Juncos, frente al área sur de Capitolio. El conductor fue identificado como el Lcdo. Rafael Emmanuelli-Jiménez y el vehículo afectado como un Audi TT 2009.



Esta es la explicación del video.

relato de terror del conductor:

Ayer cuando salí de la manifestación frente al Capitolio en la que la fuerza
de choque agredió sin piedad a los manifestantes un policía de esa unidad la
emprendió contra el automóvil en que viajábamos.

Mi hija de 16 años estaba filmando los policías desde el asiento trasero del
carro. Le señalé a los policías que no tenían su identificación visible y
uno de ellos me mentó la madre. Acto seguido y antes de que pudiera
contestar el agravio con un involuntario "hijoeputa" el último policía de la
línea la emprendió contra el carro con su macana y destrozó el cristal
trasero. Todos los vidrios cayeron sobre mi hija quien casi recibió el
impacto de la macana. Cuando intenté dar marcha atrás el policía sacó su
arma y apuntó a nuestro carro.

Salimos de la escena y llegamos a un garaje de gasolina en el que había una
patrulla. Le informamos el incidente y solicitamos que hiciera la querella.
El policía González, Placa 24949 que manejaba la patrulla con tablilla
GEO1786 se negó a tomar la querella. Luego llegó el Sargento Rodríguez,
Placa 8-19877 y me indicó que teníamos que acudir al cuartel más cercano
para dar la querella. Le informé que temía por mi seguridad y la de mi
familia ante el incidente de agresión policíaca ocurrido y también se negó a
presentar la querella.

La policía de Puerto Rico viola la ley impunemente, ocultando sus nombres en
sus uniformes para poder agredir injustificadamente y ante el señalamiento
de este hecho por un ciudadano, le destrozan el cristal de su carro y luego
el "Cuerpo llamado a velar por la ley y el orden" se niega a siquiera
iniciar un trámite investigativo.

Por favor divulguen esta información y video.

Cortesía de Radio Huelga

Tiros en el Capitolio ayer.

Ayer hubo disparos cerca del Capitolio en San Juan, durante la manifestación y la molienda a palos consiguiente.

Lo que verán son dos vídeos amateurs que recojen el sonido de los disparos.

Después se supo que este oficial, el Teniente Primero Juan D.Vargas, adscrito al Cuartel de la Calle Loíza, desenfundo su arma de reglamento y disparo "al aire".

Irónicamente, el agente Fernando Rolón Sanyust, con la placa #20615, adscrito a la División de Operaciones Tácticas (DOT) de Bayamón, recibió una laceración en el antebrazo derecho, parecida a una herida de bala, siendo atendido en el Centro Médico.

Mi pregunta es; ¿Es coincidencia que un agente fuera herido por una bala, cuando nadie de los estudiantes andaba armado? ¿O fue "Friendly Fire"?






Foto - Suministrada

¡Luis Fortuño es UN COBARDE!

Miren la declaraciones de nuestro "gobernador"

El gobernador Luis Fortuño justificó hoy acción de violencia de parte de la Policía ocurrida ayer en el Capitolio contra estudiantes de la Universidad de Puerto Rico.

El primer ejecutivo dijo que habló ayer y habló hoy también con el superintendente de la Policía, José Figueroa Sancha, y luego de mencionarlo en unas declaraciones ante la prensa, se limitó a señalar "que todos podemos mejorar y debemos mejorar" sobre sus actuaciones.

Agregó que habrá una investigación administrativa sobre los incidentes ocurridos en la casa de las Leyes, pero a renglón seguido advirtió: "no vamos a permitir actos de provocación e intolerancia en Puerto Rico".

El Primer Ejecutivo sostuvo que el gobierno "sabía que ayer iban a haber provocaciones de estos grupos".

Señaló que los grupos socialistas habían amenazado con tomar el Capitolio por la fuerza y que el liderato del Partido Popular "se les unieron".

"Las acciones y las decisiones no pueden estar basadas en la intolerancia y la intransigencia. En la democracia todos tenemos derecho a tener nuestras opiniones, pero no podemos imponer nuestros criterios a la fuerza y en contra de la autoridad", añadió.

El Gobernador se negó a contestarle preguntas de la prensa que cubría una actividad pública en la que participaba en la Avenida Kennedy, en ocasión de colocarse la primera piedra del nuevo Sam's Club que se abrirá en ese lugar.

Las preguntas que se quedaron sin contestar fueron, entre otras, las siguientes: ¿Si él (entendía) la acción de violencia desmedida contra los estudiantes que intentaron manifestarse ayer en el Capitolio?
¿Si él le ordenó al superintendente de la Policía José Figueroa Sancha que la Fuerza de Choque arremetiera de la forma en que arremetió contra los manifestantes? ¿Si él, como comandante en jefe de la Uniformada, consintió que se diese el operativo con la carga de violencia con que se dio; y de no haberlo consentido, ¿si le va a pedir la renuncia al Superintendente?

Si sabían que iba a haber provocaciones. Porque no concibieron un plan para evitar la violencia.

A la verdad que este gobierno esta al garete.

El superintendente de la policía, José Sancha, debe renunciar a su puesto, por incompetencia, al no combatir la ola criminal y ser infectivo en las protestas. Y a Thomas Rivera Schatz se le debe dar un voto de no confianza. Pero vemos que nuestro "gobernador" es un cobarde que le tiene miedo a Thomas Hitler y su pandilla, liderada por Marcos Rodríguez Ema.

Imagen - Vanessa Serra Diaz / Primera Hora
Noticia via Primera Hora

Another tragedy in Thanksgiving...

This has been a WTF holiday...

PARKLAND, Wash. – A gunman burst into a coffeehouse Sunday and opened fire on four police officers as they sat working on their laptops, killing the three men and one woman in what an official described as a targeted ambush.

Pierce County Sheriff's spokesman Ed Troyer said officers were looking for one male suspect who fled the scene and haven't ruled out an accomplice, possibly a getaway driver.

It wasn't clear whether the officers even had time to draw their weapons to return fire, Troyer said.

"This was more of an execution. Walk in with the specific mindset to shoot police officers," Troyer said.

Troyer said the officers — all from the Lakewood Police Department — were catching up on paperwork at the beginning of their shifts when they were attacked at 8:15 a.m. Sunday.

Troyer said the attack was clearly targeted at the officers, not a robbery gone bad.

"There were marked patrol cars outside and they were all in uniform," Troyer said.

With no known suspects, there was no indication of any connection with the Halloween night shooting of a Seattle police officer. The suspect in that shooting remains hospitalized.

"We won't know if it's a copycat effect or what it was until we get the case solved," Troyer said. "We don't even have a suspect ID right now."

Troyer would not release the names of the victims in Sunday's shooting.

"We have no motive at all," Troyer said. "I don't think when we find out what it is, it will be anything that makes any sense or be worth it."

Two employees and a few other customers were in the shop during the attack. All are being interviewed by the Pierce County Sheriff's investigators.

"Some are in shock. They are very upset," Troyer said. "They are the ones who are going to put together for us how this happened."

The Forza Coffee Shop, part of a popular local chain, is on a side street near McChord Air Force Base in Tacoma, about 35 miles south of Seattle. The shop is in a small retail center alongside two restaurants, a cigar store and a nail salon.

Brad Carpenter, founder and owner of Forza Coffee, said his staff was OK and being interviewed by police, and that his main concern was with the families of the police officers.

"I'm a retired police officer, so this really hits close to home for me," said Carpenter, of nearby Gig Harbor.

Streets around the coffee shop were blocked off late Sunday morning, and a police helicopter hovered over a large crowd of investigators. TV video showed police taking possession of a pickup truck parked in a grocery store in Parkland.

"We are looking at some people. We are looking at some cars. We are looking at some residences," Troyer said.

Troyer said investigators are checking surveillance video from multiple sources, trying to identify a possible getaway car. He urged people to stay away from scenes to avoid interfering and putting themselves at risk.

Dave Gabrielson, a clerk at Foot Mart about a block away from the coffee shop, told the newspaper all was quiet when he opened the store at 8 a.m. About 30 minutes later, "All of a sudden a million cops were zooming up and down the road," Gabrielson said.

WTF!

A comment on the situation in Puerto Rico...

As we have been entertaining you with this blog, things in Puerto Rico has gone from worse to worse. Apart from one of the worse murder rates in 16 years, a very high unemployment figure, made worse by the mass firings of over 16,000 public employees.

All of these things are happening and then our brand new Secretary of Goverment Marcos Rodríguez Ema goes on the radio and said that the protesters and their leaders are Terrorists.

Terrorists?

Who fired more than 16,000 employees, destroying the careers and peace of thousands of Puerto Ricans?

Who has insulted the dignity of our people, over and over again?

Who wants to privatize all of the public services, making more expensive our public works?

Who?

And they dare to call peaceful protesters terrorists, dangling the fascist "Patriot Act" over the head of law abiding citizens.

The only terrorists here are called the Government of Puerto Rico, trying to suppress the right of people to protest unfair practices and gained rights.
By using threats and intimidations, you're only succeding in looking weak and afraid.
By firing honest men and women from their employment, you have engendered terror in the minds of Puertorricans. That's what a real terrorist does!

Remember Mr. Fortuño, we are your bosses. We pay your salary with our taxes. You are a temporary employee at best.

Be greatful that you live in a country where people don't take things as seriously as they should. If it wasn't the case, you would have been tarred and feathered...or worse!

Give thanks to whatever god you belive in, that we are only going to protest in peace your abuses.

There's still time to open dialog and to talk this thru. Peace is still at a cheap price, as the character Quark said in the Star Trek series "Deep Space Nine". Afterwards the price for peace might be measured in pints or gallons of blood.

It's a dangerous road we are driving. Hope we don't crash and burn!

"Donald, where are your trousers?"

I used a title from an old novelty song to illustrate the point. Get ready to hear the story of the pantless driver!

A man who claimed he lost his pants faces drunken driving charges after being stopped by the agency of police at what time naked from the waist down.

A speaker for Maryland’s Cecil County Sheriff’s Office, in the US, said 41-year-old Jonathan Schultz was only partially covered with a towel on his lay over, though he was wearing a shirt.

Lt Bernard Chiminto uttered Schultz was stopped Saturday near Rising Sun for going at 69mph in a 50mph zone. The deputy smelled alcohol and noticed Schultz’s semi-exposed situation.

Ah! Weirdness is back! It's refreshing!

You're under arrest, Mom, you creep!

Now this is a man that follows the law!

BEIJING (Reuters) - A police chief in a remote county of southwestern China has taken down 48 of his relatives, including brothers, cousins and a number of his wife's family, for various crimes, local media said on Tuesday.

Laobulaluo, a police chief in Heizhugou township, Sichuan province, had seen 25 relatives either jailed, sent for "re-education through labor," or punished in other ways, according to a report posted on state news portal Chinanews.com ( www.chinanews.com.cn ).

The police chief, who is in his 30s, is a member of China's Yi ethnic minority. Over a 10-year career, He had personally arrested a brother and two cousins after finding they had beaten local teachers at a primary school while drunk.

Other family members were arrested after stealing a woman's handbag.

The policeman's sense of duty had inflamed his relatives, some of whom had taken turns threatening his parents, and had "even secretly cut off the tails and slashed the legs of their cows," the report said.

"In the first few years, I did not dare head back to my hometown to pass the New Year holiday, but now it's all right. Everyone understands and supports what I was doing at the time," the report quoted him as saying.

This guy is the real Judge Dredd!

Don't you know who Judge Dredd is? Google it!!!!