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For-Profit Prison Corporations Promise Investors “A Growing Offender Population”(0)
ThinkProgress on the rosy outlook from Corrections Corporation of America (CCA) and GEO Group, the nation’s first- and second-largest operators of for-profit prisons: During a conference call touting its success, representatives at GEO Group boasted that the company continues to have “solid occupancy rates in mid to high 90s” Read More |
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Feds Look to Lower Legal Drunk Driving Limit to Increase Revenue(0)
By JG Vibes The government is here to help again, and as usual they are probobly going to make a lot of money, and fill a lot of their cages in the process. |
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Police Could Soon Get Their Hands On The US Militarys ‘Pain Ray’(0)
According to New Scientist, Raytheon, the defense contractor behind the pain gun, is working on a portable version:
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Florida quietly shortened yellow light standards & lengths, resulting in more red light camera tickets for you(0)
A subtle, but significant tweak to Florida’s rules regarding traffic signals has allowed local cities and counties to shorten yellow light intervals, resulting in millions of dollars in additional red light camera fines. Read More |
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TSA detains man for failing to flush toilet?(0)
Salvatore Bevivino of San Francisco, California filed the $500,000 lawsuit against the airline company last week not because he was never brought the soft drink he requested during a flight home from Philadelphia in April 2012. Read More |
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FBI Conducting Gun Sweeps in Oakland?(1)
Less than a week after SWAT police went house to house ripping families out of their homes during broad daylight in the manhunt that ensued following the Boston bombings, other police departments have seemingly taken a police state cue and followed suit. Read More |
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Rand Paul thinks its okay to kill citizens on American soil with drones(0) Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) is coming under attack after making a comment on national television this week that’s been construed by some to signal the lawmaker’s newfound approval of domestic drone use. Paul, who famously launched a 13-hour-long filibuster in Washington last month in opposition of drone use within the United States Read More |
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Drinking And Walking Is The New Crime(0) Infowars.com The police department is now saying they will arrest you for drinking and walking in Austin Texas. We live in such a free country. Read More |
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New York State Police Admit Wrongly Confiscating Guns Under New Laws(0)
State police in Erie County, New York have admitted a huge mistake in confiscating a man’s guns under newly passed gun control laws, saying they identified the wrong person. Erie County Clerk Chris Jacobs has said that police called him to clarify that they had wrongly enforced a pistol permit suspension on a local gun owner under the NY SAFE Act. Read More |
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Drone surveillance program in Ohio moves forward without set rules from the FAA(0) Madison Ruppert The city of Dayton, Ohio is considering deploying a system similar to the Autonomous Real-time Ground Ubiquitous Surveillance Imaging System (ARGUS) – the technology that allows up to 36 square miles to be monitored at once – without having to wait for the FAA’s drone rules to be issued. Read More |
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Albany Cops Threaten to Arrest Citizens During Training Exercise(0)
Police in Albany, New York, conducted a SWAT drill without informing residents last week. Live tear gas and fake ammo was used in the raid on an abandoned apartment building. People were locked down in their apartments and threatened with arrest during the “hostage training scenario,” the Times Union reported on Tuesday. Read More |
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Soon NYPD surveillance cameras will be on nearly every corner and in the air(0) By Tina Moore Big Brother is watching. Now get used to it! Envisioning a future where privacy is a thing of the past, Mayor Bloomberg said Friday it will soon be impossible to escape the watchful eyes of surveillance cameras and even drones in the city. Read More |
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Creating a Surveillance and DNA Database for Every American(0) Brandon Turbeville Coming in combination with such recent announcements as the open desire of agencies like DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) to create an Internet server that will house all verbal communications, it can scarcely be debated that the U.S. Government, military, and intelligence apparatus in concert with its Corporate wing, are attempting to develop an all-encompassing database on each and every American citizen. Read More |
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Cops patrolling Facebook for predictive policing(0)
Just seconds after the trigger of a gun is squeezed, police officers in cities and towns across America are alerted thanks to the latest and greatest state-of-the-art technology. Up-to-the-moment accuracy isn’t always enough, though. Read More |
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New Bill Would Ensure Law Enforcement Gets a Warrant Before Reading Email(0) Rainey Retiman Wednesday, Representatives Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.), Ted Poe (R-Texas) and Suzan DelBene (D-Wash.) introduced legislation (H.R. 983) that would ensure law enforcement obtains a warrant before accessing our private electronic communications or location data. This bill, while not a complete fix, is trying to provide a much-needed update to the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) of 1986. Read More |
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