A former Ashland Police officer has pleaded guilty to federal drug and gun charges.
Why’d this guy really make the count given the guilty plea?
Nice using the drug war to steal drugs from people and then sell them. Is anyone really surprised by this type of revelation?
State Sponsored Criminal: Melvin Schoch Jr.
Because the reason you go work for the state is so you can be above the law.
Both the victims in this case had a prior history and were on drugs at the time of the car chase. The police claim the chase began with a report of gunfire. Neither a weapon or shell casings were found in the car. This could mean they ditched a revolver or that the police made it up.
The icing on the cake though is the following:
So in other words they did it cowboy style.
State Sponsored Criminal: John Doe
Because by all means endanger the lives of citizens and ignore department policy in so doing.
h/t OldNFO
Stealing Tylenol, really? I thought by the headline he was stealing prescription pain killers. He was either fired or resigned that day and there has been no word of criminal charges.
State Sponsored Criminal Jeremy Hemingway
Because with the war on drugs, when you see some drugs steal them. You can figure out what they are later.
Oh but it gets better folks.
They searched the women in public on the side of an exit ramp. As an FYI, the officers didn’t find any drugs, further validating that they didn’t really have probable cause. Nothing says I’m with law enforcement quite like violating someone’s rights under the incorrect misbelief that you just can.
State Sponsored Criminal #567: Kelly Helleson
#568: David Farrel
Because when you’re having a boring night, why not sexually assault two people on the side of the highway. You’re just trying to fight the war on drugs right?
Let me make sure I understand this correctly. A cop stuck his neck out to protect the behavior of a judge. Either that judge had covered for the cop before or the cop was known to the judge to be of questionable character. Except the inquiry answered this question too.
This is yet another example of how the War on Nouns is used to further abuse and mistreat the law-abiding so they live in fear of those in government. Next time maybe the woman should just sleep with the judge, then she wont be facing prison right?
State Sponsored Criminal #561: Michael Henderson
#562: Josh Greeson
#563: Bryant Cochran
Because when a judge does something wrong and stupid, the right thing to do is to help him cover it up by framing someone for a crime they didn’t commit. That’s the law of professional courtesy don’t ya know?
It’s such a wonderful thing we have this war on nouns right? Look at all the good it does for society and how it allows officers to expand their horizons. This one doubly makes the count because he took it from people who had legitimate prescriptions. In other words he stole from law abiding citizens.
State Sponsored Criminal #556: James Melvin Bradshaw
Because when you’re a narcotics officer, harass whoever you want, even if they’re lying in a hospital bed. They don’t need those pills now do they.
The injuries to the victim include a broken rib, chipped teeth, stitches across the face and a chunk of flesh missing from his tongue. The officers came up behind the victim pushed him down, and two of the officers held him down while the third continued to assault the victim.
My personal favorite is this quote from the police department:
Umm, no, I’ve been taught compliance techniques and those were not that. That was nothing more than a physical assault against someone they thought they could get away with.
Even more entertaining is this is a second incident among another one in the Pittsburgh area. It’s a common thread when a department has problems like this, it’s usually more than just one or two officers but a systemic corruption within the police department.
State Sponsored Criminal #552: John Doe
#553: John Doe
#554: John Doe
Because when a kid is drunk, you basically get a free pass at utterly beating the crap out of him. They likely wont remember it and you can make up whatever story you want. Just remember, physically restraining someone and punching them in the face is a “compliance technique”.
The money shot for why this one made the count quite simply speaks for itself.
Nice huh? Wonder what would happen to any of the rest of us how behaved like that and didn’t have a badge.
State Sponsored Criminal #517: Cory Pierce
Because when you create an informant you can manipulate them however you like, including getting them to score you money and drugs.
via Tammy
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