PSA: Giving Everyone A Heads Up about a Dirty Ohio State Highway Trooper

"GIVING EVERYONE A HEADS UP, MY OL MAN GOT PULLED OVER FOR DOING 5 MILES OVER THE SPEED LIMIT IN LONDON OHIO, BY OHIO STATE TROOPER CRYSTAL R JONES, AND SHE SAID THAT MY OL MAN HAD OVER 3GRAMS OF COCAINE , WHICH HE NEVER HAD, AND HAS NEVER CAUGHT A POSSESSION CHARGE IN HIS LIFE, CASE GOT DISMISSED BECAUSE OF A DIRTY STATE TROOPER IN OHIO. BLATANLY LIED, NOW IF SHAWN R OBBAGY WOULD HAVE GOT CAUGHT LYING THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN A FELONY, NOW IS THIS HOW OHIO STATE TROOPERS ACT? THIS ONE HAS HAD 12 DIFFERENT PHONE NUMBERS AND 24 DIFFERENT ADDRESSES. MY OL MAN HAS HAD 2 PHONE NUMBERS AND 3 ADDRESSES IN THE PAST 30 YEARS. BUT WANT TO HEAR SWEET JUSTICE COME FROM THE JUDGES MOUTH OF CASE DISMISSED AS WE WHERE TOLD BY THE PUBLIC DEFENDERS SECTARIES MOUTH IN A VOICE MAIL SHE LEFT ME EARLIER TODAY. Please share the heck out of this

European HR Court Rules Britain Cannot Deport Terrorism Suspect Omar Mahmoud Mohammed Othman aka Abu Qatada

LONDON — The European Court of Human Rights ruled Tuesday that Abu Qatada, a radical Islamic preacher regarded as one of Al Qaeda’s main inspirational leaders in Europe, cannot be deported from Britain to his native Jordan because his trial there would be tainted by evidence obtained by torture.

The preacher, whose real name is Omar Mahmoud Mohammed Othman, is in prison in Britain and has been convicted in his absence in Jordan of planning two bombing attacks. The British government had insisted that he be returned to Jordan as part of a wider strategy of dealing with international terrorism suspects by deportation.

Although it accepted Jordan’s assurances that Mr. Othman would be treated humanely, the European court in Strasbourg, France, said in its ruling that evidence against Mr. Othman in the Jordan bombings “had been obtained by torturing one of his co-defendants.” Deporting him would “legitimize the torture of witnesses and suspects,” it said, and “result in a flagrant denial of justice.”

Britain has wrestled for more than a decade with a sense that it had become a safe haven and incubator for Islamic extremism, struggling to balance civil liberties and due process with security. One former senior antiterrorism police officer, who requested anonymity in order to discuss delicate security issues, said Britain had tracked as many as 100 nascent terror plots at any one time since 2001, 

The court’s decision can be appealed within three months, but if upheld, it would require that Mr. Othman be released, or be charged in Britain.

The decision also emerged as the latest in a long line of disagreements between Britain and the authorities in Europe that have taken on a particularly bitter character as Prime Minister David Cameron has clashed with his counterparts in France and Germany over the financial crisis in the euro zone.

It provoked right-leaning politicians and pundits, who railed Tuesday against what they described as yet another imposition of European restrictions on British life. The Conservative lawmaker Dominic Raab told reporters that the court had run “roughshod over decisions that should be determined by U.K. courts.”

Britain’s home secretary, Theresa May, said that she was “disappointed” by the ruling, and that she would “consider all the legal options available.” She added, “It is important to note that this ruling does not prevent us seeking to deport other foreign nationals.”

‘Tomasz Winnicki’ White supremicist running for mayor

An avowed white supremacist who has called himself London’s “biggest hater” is running for mayor.
Tomasz Winnicki joined the race Tuesday for the city’s top political job, a move that likely holds little political significance for London but will no doubt shock many in the Forest City.

Winnicki’s hate speech has been the frequent focus of Free Press reports in the past, and he’s been at the forefront of the city’s white supremacy movement.

He’s appeared at rallies and loaded websites with profanity-laced diatribes about blacks, Jews, other non-whites and non-Christians.

Reached Tuesday night, Winnicki agreed he’s a controversial figure.
“Controversial? Absolutely,” he said. “(But) anything is controversial now.
Just about anything — they say this guy’s controversial, that guy’s controversial.
“You can say that about anybody.”
Winnicki, whose Wikipedia profile states he’s 35, made dubious history in 2006 when he became the first white supremacist in Canada jailed for breaking a court order to stop posting hate messages online.
The controversy made Winnicki something of a hero to white supremacists across North America.
Winnicki served some time in jail before appealing the sentence.
Canada’s human rights tribunal also ordered Winnicki to pay $11.500 in fines and compensation.more
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