State-only cops who kill without accountability
And the "disappearances" in Alaska with an extreme emphasis on "mental health" to the exclusion of all other concerns in court.
Cops of all jurisdictions in the Alaska area are fiercely maintaining an absolute prerogative in court to shoot and kill any person armed or unarmed for any reason. The area of Alaska is notorious for its disreputable police-union bar association, and an evasion of federal jurisdiction for state killings with no death penalty.
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Unionized and labor-represented cops have been issuing and serving general warrants against targeted individuals (falsely termed "trespasses") of the exact same type as those issued by the late King George III, against whom the American Revolutionary War was fought and won. General warrants and arbitrary trespasses (lying-in-wait charges) are categorically prohibited by the particularity requirements of the Fourth Amendment.
Gilbert Cordova
The law enforcement officers who fired their gun are as follows: Sergeant Tyler Stuart, a 10-year veteran of the Alaska State Troopers; Trooper David Bozman, a 6-year veteran of the Alaska State Troopers; Trooper James Kimura, an 18-year veteran of the Alaska State Troopers; Trooper Cody Royer, a 7-month veteran of the Alaska State Troopers; Officer Benjamin Barenburg, a 2-year veteran of the Fairbanks Airport Police and Fire Department. ¶Peter was declared deceased at the scene.
Staff Report
Lars Hanson
The trooper who fired his gun was identified Tuesday as Sgt. Dan Cox, who has served with the state troopers for 28 years. Cox was placed on seven days of administrative leave, as per trooper policy. ¶Life-saving efforts were made, but Moyer died on the scene. His body is being sent to the State Medical Examiner’s Office for an autopsy. … The Alaska Bureau of Investigation is reviewing the shooting, and its findings will be independently examined by the Alaska Office of Special Prosecutions.
Joey Klecka
KTUU
Wesley Early
Alex Bengel
The state-sanctioned killing spree continues unabated. Several vigilante groups of off-duty police officers and others have come together on Facebook and other social media for purposes of murdering or offering money to murder targeted individuals.
- https://www.facebook.com/groups/809078059291385/posts/2799187580280413/
- https://www.facebook.com/groups/5337433675/posts/10163722909393676/
- https://www.facebook.com/groups/809078059291385/posts/2808147956051042/
Cecilia Nowell
Case said the department would “continue to look at our training, our tactics, as well as our supervision in these types of incidents to try to prevent future officer-involved shootings” and that police will hold another news conference to discuss the shooting in greater detail on Monday.
The vigilante and security camera groups on Facebook are becoming a little bit too professional in small towns. The offerings or expenditures of money, together with the use of interstate commerce or business facilities, incur a federal jurisdiction with a possible death penalty for the crime of murder-for-hire, even if there is no death penalty available for a state murder charge in Alaska.
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