Cops Pull Guns On Innocent Man;Aren’t Charging Him ‘As a Courtesy’ [VIDEO]

Ebola Biosafety - Is Something Wrong With This Picture?

(by BlogDog) – We’ve been assured every precautions being taken but Ebola and other killers that are transmissible and currently incurable must be quarantined at level 4, and the suites depicted look to be for biosafety level 2 or 3 containment which only filter incoming air. Biolevel 4 suits have external lines or tanks supplying air. This is what bio level 4 suites should look like:http://www.revereradionetwork.com/is-something-wrong-with-this-picture/  Biosafety level 4 - This level is required for work with dangerous and exotic

VIDEO: North Carolina Sheriff David A. Clarke To Residents: Fight Back Against Crime By Taking Up Arms

  Speaking at a community meeting on Monday night, Harnett County Sheriff Larry Rollins acknowledged a rise in violent drug and gang-related crime, and told residents that, to ensure his family’s safety, he personally never leaves home “without a gun.”“When I am out with my family, even though I am a cop, I don’t go anywhere without a gun,” Rollins stated to more than 100 people at the Spring Hill United methodist Church in Upper Little River Township. “I mean it’s sad we have to have that attitude, but I am going to protect myself and my family.”.

Cop Finds “Aggressive” Pit Bull – What He Did Next Will Restore Your Faith In Hoomanity

The Arlington Police Department received multiple reports about an “aggressive” pit bull following citizens around. Sergeant Gary Carter responded to the reports and checked out the North Arlington neighborhood, and it didn’t take him long to find the pit in question. Instead of repeating the recent mistakes of some police officers and blindly taking aggressive action towards the pit, Sergeant Carter decided to try interacting with the pooch. It was immediately apparent that the pittie wasn’t aggressive at all, and was in fact super friendly! Though it was also clear that the pup was lost and thirsty, so Sergeant Carter decided to help.

Gov. Jesse Ventura - Off The Grid: Jesse’s Trial - In His Own Words

Aug 5, 2014 The moment you’ve been waiting for…the Governor’s take on his recent defamation case, in his own words. Message Jesse at ora.tv/offthegrid/askjesse. Message Jesse at ora.tv/offthegrid/askjesse. www.ora.tv

Double standard over civilian deaths in the Mideast?

Double standard over civilian deaths in the Mideast? Aug. 06, 2014 - 5:18 - Bret Stephens, foreign affairs columnist for The Wall Street Journal, weighs in

Man turns down sheriff's $30,000 settlement offer and takes case to a jury.

Trial starts Tuesday in malicious-prosecution lawsuit against Beaufort County Sheriff's Office

A jury was seated Monday to hear a Hardeeville man's lawsuit claiming malicious prosecution by the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office after the beating of a Bluffton man.
Theophilus D. Hamilton, acquitted in the brutal beating in 2008 that put Brian Lanese in intensive care for a month with head injuries, seeks undisclosed damages and alleges unlawful arrest, abuse of process and defamation. His trial is to begin at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the Beaufort County Courthouse in Beaufort and is expected to last through the week. Hamilton and his former co-defendant in the criminal case, Harry Chris Battle Jr. of Bluffton, filed the suit in 2011.
Only Hamilton will take the civil case to court, as Battle accepted an undisclosed settlementhttp://www.thestate.com/2014/08/04/3600259/jury-selection-begins-in-malicious.html