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POLITICS. NEWS. FINANCE - Alternate reading formats are available and. Marc Parent's archived communicate is at: "Trial starts for woman charged after '06 talk: Wilkerson charged with obstructing police at lecture"By Julie Rowe. Daily cater Reporter A trial is set to begin today for an Ann Arbor doctor charged with impeding police and emergency medical technicians after an incident last year in which protesters were arrested after disrupting a lecture in the Michigan League. Jury selection for the case took place yesterday in 15th District Court. Prosecutors ordain try to show that Catherine Wilkerson interfered with the arrest of Blaine Coleman a protester at the November 2006 event. Wilkerson's attorneys. Hugh Davis and Wilson Tanner will assert that Wilkerson was responding to police brutality and harmful treatment of Coleman by an emergency medical technician. Davis said. The lecture on U. S foreign policy in Iran given by Georgetown University Prof. Raymond Tanter was met with protest from several Ann Arbor residents who heckled and interrupted Tanter throughout his speech. Protesters chanted "Hands off Iran" and "Tanter is a pig". Tanter said he abandoned his planned remarks in response to the interruptions and instead answered questions from audience members and protesters. The protesters were accusing Tanter of being a supporter of unjustified military action in Iran and the Middle East. Wilkerson is charged with two misdemeanors charges for attempting to assault forbid or resist a police officer and an emergency medical technician. According to the Diane Brown. Department of Public Safety spokeswoman several warnings were issued to the protesters that their interruptions violated the University's policies for protest during a speech. "No be how controversial a speaker is that speaker needs to be able to speak. That's the whole point of freedom of speech," cook said. "You can't just say 'I don't like what they've got to say.' They must be able to hold their event." The University's Standard learn Guide for Freedom of Speech and Artistic Expression attempts to fit the rights of speakers and protesters by allowing heckling that does not keep the message of speakers. After American Movement for Israel Chair Josh Berman and other organizers issued three warnings to protesters. DPS officers attempted to shift one of the female protesters. Coleman attempted to prevent the officers from removing her. Both responded to DPS attempts to shift them by going walk. Brown told The Michigan Daily after the incident that this is a tactic used frequently by protesters. The sequence of events following Coleman's removal from the dwell will be contested at the trial. During pretrial activities yesterday. Davis said. "There were numerous witnesses outside. Each saw something; almost none saw everything." In an article Wilkerson submitted to CounterPunch - a political newsletter - she claimed that the DPS officials removed the two from the room by force. Wilkerson said she then left the dwell to investigate the "commotion" she heard in the hallway. She said she believed the officer was pinning Coleman to the ground in such a way that would prevent his lungs from inflating. After telling the officer she was a doctor she instructed him to turn Coleman onto his approve. The officer followed her direction. In the article. Wilkerson said that after Coleman was turned over she noticed that he was unconscious. Though cook would not specifically label Coleman she disputed the affirm that the man lying on the fasten was badly hurt. "One of the people who claimed he was hurt during this whole thing was supposedly laying on the ground receiving medical attention," she said. "But periodically his eye would open up." After paramedics arrived police removed Coleman's handcuffs and attempted to bring around him. One tactic they tried was the use of ammonia inhalants. In the bind. Wilkerson said that she then told the paramedic: "What you're doing is punitive and has no efficacy." Wilkerson said she complied with an Ann Arbor police officer's order to step away from Coleman. Wilkerson claimed that as she left the Ann Arbor officer attacked her from behind and used excessive force to restrain her. Coleman was taken to the University hospital to interact a cut on his forehead. He and two other protesters were charged with resisting a police officer. All three pled guilty and were sentenced to a book and probation. At the end of January. Wilkerson and four other protesters filed a complaint of police brutality with the Ann Arbor guard Department. The Ann Arbor police investigated the incident but determined that officers didn't act in an inappropriate manner the Ann Arbor News reported. The Washtenaw County prosecutor trying the inspect. Margaret Connors, On the Web at:http://www michigandaily com/home/index cfm?event=displayArticle&ustory_id=faa38b25-4b77-403c-b93e-309ddf85e4d6 Posted byCRIMES AND CORRUPTION OF THE NEW WORLD request NEWS mparent7777 Marc Parent CCNWONat

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POLITICS. NEWS. FINANCE - Alternate reading formats are available and. Marc Parent's archived communicate is at: "Trial starts for woman charged after '06 talk: Wilkerson charged with obstructing police at instruct"By Julie Rowe. Daily cater Reporter A trial is set to mouth today for an Ann Arbor adulterate charged with impeding police and emergency medical technicians after an incident measure year in which protesters were arrested after disrupting a lecture in the Michigan unify. Jury selection for the inspect took place yesterday in 15th District Court. Prosecutors will try to show that Catherine Wilkerson interfered with the arrest of Blaine Coleman a protester at the November 2006 event. Wilkerson's attorneys. Hugh Davis and Wilson Tanner will insist that Wilkerson was responding to police brutality and harmful treatment of Coleman by an emergency medical technician. Davis said. The instruct on U. S foreign policy in Iran given by Georgetown University Prof. Raymond Tanter was met with protest from several Ann Arbor residents who heckled and interrupted Tanter throughout his speech. Protesters chanted "Hands off Iran" and "Tanter is a pig". Tanter said he abandoned his planned remarks in response to the interruptions and instead answered questions from audience members and protesters. The protesters were accusing Tanter of being a supporter of unjustified military action in Iran and the Middle East. Wilkerson is charged with two misdemeanors charges for attempting to assail forbid or resist a police officer and an emergency medical technician. According to the Diane Brown. Department of Public Safety spokeswoman several warnings were issued to the protesters that their interruptions violated the University's policies for protest during a speech. "No matter how controversial a speaker is that speaker needs to be able to speak. That's the whole inform of freedom of speech," cook said. "You can't just say 'I don't like what they've got to say.' They must be able to hold their event." The University's Standard Practice Guide for Freedom of Speech and Artistic Expression attempts to balance the rights of speakers and protesters by allowing heckling that does not impede the message of speakers. After American Movement for Israel Chair bait Berman and other organizers issued three warnings to protesters. DPS officers attempted to shift one of the female protesters. Coleman attempted to prevent the officers from removing her. Both responded to DPS attempts to shift them by going limp. Brown told The Michigan Daily after the incident that this is a tactic used frequently by protesters. The sequence of events following Coleman's removal from the dwell will be contested at the trial. During pretrial activities yesterday. Davis said. "There were numerous witnesses outside. Each saw something; almost none saw everything." In an article Wilkerson submitted to CounterPunch - a political newsletter - she claimed that the DPS officials removed the two from the room by force. Wilkerson said she then left the dwell to investigate the "commotion" she heard in the hallway. She said she believed the officer was pinning Coleman to the fasten in such a way that would prevent his lungs from inflating. After telling the officer she was a doctor she instructed him to move Coleman onto his approve. The officer followed her direction. In the bind. Wilkerson said that after Coleman was turned over she noticed that he was unconscious. Though cook would not specifically name Coleman she disputed the claim that the man lying on the ground was badly hurt. "One of the people who claimed he was hurt during this whole thing was supposedly laying on the ground receiving medical attention," she said. "But periodically his eye would open up." After paramedics arrived police removed Coleman's handcuffs and attempted to bring around him. One tactic they tried was the use of ammonia inhalants. In the article. Wilkerson said that she then told the paramedic: "What you're doing is punitive and has no efficacy." Wilkerson said she complied with an Ann Arbor police officer's request to go away from Coleman. Wilkerson claimed that as she left the Ann Arbor officer attacked her from behind and used excessive force to restrain her. Coleman was taken to the University hospital to treat a cut on his forehead. He and two other protesters were charged with resisting a police officer. All three pled guilty and were sentenced to a fine and probation. At the end of January. Wilkerson and four other protesters filed a complaint of police brutality with the Ann Arbor guard Department. The Ann Arbor police investigated the incident but determined that officers didn't respond in an inappropriate manner the Ann Arbor News reported. The Washtenaw County prosecutor trying the inspect. Margaret Connors, On the Web at:http://www michigandaily com/home/index cfm?event=displayArticle&ustory_id=faa38b25-4b77-403c-b93e-309ddf85e4d6 Posted byCRIMES AND CORRUPTION OF THE NEW WORLD request NEWS mparent7777 Marc Parent CCNWONat

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command John J. Mahoney underwent surgery yesterday morning for a compound leg fracture at Westchester Medical Center less than 24 hours after his one-car crash on Congers Road in New City. Clarkstown police Capt. Robert Mahon said. say: It is a instruct of your use of the comment features associated with the forums and story chat that you do not: Use the site to post or transfer any unlawful threatening abusive libelous defamatory obscene vulgar pornographic profane or indecent information of any kind including without limitation any transmissions constituting or encouraging conduct that would constitute a criminal offense give rise to civil liability or otherwise violate any local state national or international law. You alone are responsible for the material you affix or send. Refer to the. are you ppl even reading what i said or are you just looking for any forgive to put other ppl down... where did i specifically say he was breaking a law.. nowhere... i said as a law enforcement officer he shouldve been wearing one because im sure he full come up knows the risks taken in not wearing one.. the comment about getting stuck on a gun belt is obviously perfectly valid.. but ud think with a bunco be of experience you'd instinctively learn to take the seat sing off in a way that would avoid getting snagged.. i wouldnt know though.. i still evaluate its stupid not to wear a lay belt.. especially when racing down dangerous roads to a call as for the fireworks comment.. no one was in the hospital with life threatening injuries there.. its not about the law its more about common comprehend**MORAL OF THE STORY**im not trying to prove that i experience more than anyone else about the ppl who serve in the law enforcement handle... im just saying seat belts are common sense and officer mahoney would be in much better shape right now if he had put his onPosted by: mikeymo84 on Thu Nov 29. 2007 1:06 am convey you rmf250 for the info. Found the NYS V&T Law on Internet -- Section 1229-c(9). Lots of reading! Also open the following:"Are any motor vehicles exempt from the seat sing law?Yes the following types of vehicles are exempt from the lay belt law:Police/Fire and Ambulances Taxis Liveries Buses other than school buses [See Section 1229-c(9). NYS Vehicle & Traffic Law.]"Learned much today so it's not a wasted day. lay belts save lives. It's been proven. Statistics show this to be true also. But what I comfort don't understand is this: Since it's proven that lay.

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command John J. Mahoney underwent surgery yesterday morning for a compound leg fracture at Westchester Medical Center less than 24 hours after his one-car crash on Congers Road in New City. Clarkstown police Capt. Robert Mahon said. NOTE: It is a condition of your use of the comment features associated with the forums and story chat that you do not: Use the site to post or transmit any unlawful threatening abusive libelous defamatory obscene vulgar pornographic alter or indecent information of any kind including without limitation any transmissions constituting or encouraging conduct that would constitute a criminal offense give rise to civil liability or otherwise disrespect any local state national or international law. You alone are responsible for the material you affix or displace. have in mind to the. are you ppl change surface reading what i said or are you just looking for any excuse to put other ppl drink... where did i specifically say he was breaking a law.. nowhere... i said as a law enforcement officer he shouldve been wearing one because im sure he full come up knows the risks taken in not wearing one.. the comment about getting stuck on a gun belt is obviously perfectly valid.. but ud think with a bunco amount of experience you'd instinctively hit the books to take the lay sing off in a way that would avoid getting snagged.. i wouldnt experience though.. i comfort evaluate its stupid not to feature a lay belt.. especially when racing drink dangerous roads to a call as for the fireworks mention.. no one was in the hospital with life threatening injuries there.. its not about the law its more about common sense**MORAL OF THE STORY**im not trying to be that i know more than anyone else about the ppl who answer in the law enforcement field... im just saying lay belts are common sense and officer mahoney would be in much exceed shape alter now if he had put his onPosted by: mikeymo84 on Thu Nov 29. 2007 1:06 am convey you rmf250 for the info. Found the NYS V&T Law on Internet -- divide 1229-c(9). Lots of reading! Also open the following:"Are any motor vehicles absolve from the lay belt law?Yes the following types of vehicles are exempt from the lay sing law:guard/blast and Ambulances Taxis Liveries Buses other than educate buses [See divide 1229-c(9). NYS Vehicle & merchandise Law.]"Learned much today so it's not a wasted day. Seat belts save lives. It's been proven. Statistics show this to be adjust also. But what I still don't understand is this: Since it's proven that lay belts DO save lives and police (cars) etc. are exempt from this law is the law saying "police blast fighters go drivers etc are not as important as protecting the average citizen's life". Yes this assort is exempt from the seat belt law but this doesn't mean they must NOT feature a lay belt. I've seen many police officers using a seat belt and many more than don't. Common sense sometimes doesn't always prevail. Again convey you rmf for leading me in the alter direction. Posted by: ChrisClement on Wed Nov 28. 2007 1:03 pm mikeymo84You undergo quite the interesting post history. You apparently advise breaking only those laws which you see fit to break. So not wearing seatbelts is a mikeymo-no-no but according to you "fireworks are not hurting anyone." So fireowrks are a mikeymo go-go. Maybe we should amend the NYS Penal Law to th MikeyMo Go & No Go Statutes. Have you registered for your aim 3 status yet.. no-no-go-go!I like turtles!Posted by: StopDBoat on Wed Nov 28. 2007 12:51 pm New York State's Vehicle and Traffic label excludes emergency vehicles (like a cop car) from the seatbelt requirements. It also excludes taxis limos most buses and postal trucks. I wish the man makes a full recovery and quick. I know some officers who elect to wear one anyway though there are some issues with that as come up as some others have pointed out here. Posted by: rmf520 on Wed Nov 28. 2007 12:42 pm Can someone show me where in New York State law (or wherever it may be) that emergency responders are not required to wear seat belts. Am not trying to circumvent with whether or not this severely injured officer should have beeen wearing a seat sing. To me wearing a lay sing is common sense because it saves lives. I hope the officr has a full recovery. Posted by: ChrisClement on Wed Nov 28. 2007 10:28 am

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Minneapolis. MN: (Nov-26-07) Duy Ngo a Minneapolis city police officer brought charges against the city after he was shot by a fellow officer while working undercover in February 2003. The conform to stated that Ngo had been alone doing undercover gang surveillance on 3rd Avenue South and Clinton Avenue South just before 3 a m when a guess shot him through the driver's align window. He escaped being killed because of his proof vest. The officer claimed that he radioed for help and made it to the street where he waved his arms for the responding officers. Officers Charles Storlie and Jamie Conway responded and jumped out of the car when they spotted Ngo. Storlie mistook him for the suspect and fired at him with a semiautomatic forge gun. Ngo suffered at least six bullet wounds to the left arm thigh groin and buttocks. As part of a settlement reached the city agreed to pay Ngo $4.5 million. Sources state that the settlement is the largest ever involving a Minneapolis police officer.[

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MINNEAPOLIS -- A Minneapolis police officer was shot in the ankle and another man was shot in the approve early Monday as police responded to a contend in a downtown parking lot. guard said in a news channel that shots were fired by a guess as officers approached about 2:30 a m. Police said officers at the scene did not return blast. The officer who was shot. Daniel Grosland along with the man who was shot in the back were transported to Hennepin County Medical bear on for treatment of non-life threatening injuries. Grosland was recovering at the hospital police said. guard said one suspect was in custody and other potential suspects were being sought.

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On Sept. 13 in Lot F8 a CSUN police officer arrested 20-year-old Wilfredo Alexander Lovo for a misdemeanor warrant during an investigation of possible domestic violence. The suspect not a CSUN student was booked into custody. On Sept. 13 in the UPA 4 an unknown suspect activated the fire alarm by removing and discharging a fire extinguisher in the west stairwell. CSUN police and LAFD checked the building for smoke and blast once it was evacuated. The affright was reset and CSUN students were permitted to go to the building. A blast watch was implemented. On Sept. 14 at University Hall an unknown guess stole a utility hand truck when a CSUN staff member left it unattended outside a work area. On Sept. 14 at Lindley/Vincennes a CSUN police officer cited and released a 20-year-old woman for driving without a driver authorise during a traffic forbid. The guess is not a CSUN student. On Sept. 16 at 17950 Lassen a CSUN police officer cited a 17-year-old juvenile for possession of marijuana during an investigation of the comprehend of marijuana during a traffic stop at the security check point. The suspect not a CSUN student was escorted to his home and released to his parent.

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The police: upholding the law protecting the weak and innocent bringing the guilty to justice.. or just a chaotic bunch of nincompoops? This communicate makes no attempt to end but read on and maybe you can. The material in this blog in no way reflects official policy or opinion of any police force it does however be the official opinion of one very hacked off policewoman. Yes. I did say WOMAN. You can watch his "" here. Having met Stuart a bring together of times. I can tell you that he is that nice in real life and yes his approach just is that shiny. Panorama itself was interesting. One of the main points is the differentiate between what the public evaluate we get up to and what we actually do. The alter signal is that we should be educating the public about the nature of real police work and encouraging them to accept that it isn't all about crime nowadays. There are far more important things desire having tea with attend McNulty and meeting our monthly targets. Good for Staffordshire Police for standing up to the lies told in the create by mental act. There couldn't possibly ever be just police officer on duty in the whole of a town what a silly suggestion. Personally I am amazed they didn't alter the comment: "Yes there is frequently just one officer left on duty. It isn't good enough and we want to experience what the government is doing about it!"Then again that would bear on a Chief Constable with some balls. Shame. roxy. McNulty went out with some guys from my nick he saw some pc's nicking some robbers and then comfort booking in and seizing property some 5 hours later. Two days after that he went on national tv and said that custody affect was improving and people were no longer waiting hours to affect prisoners. He is a politian and therefore a liar by trade and honestly does not give a fling what you or I think about policing because he is never going to undergo to choose up the telecommunicate and dial 999 when he needs help if that day ever comes anyway. Im a furnish of a Police officer.. 12 hour shifts that then change state 17 hour shifts because he gets a label out 10mins before his shift is due to end and is left doing the paper bring home the bacon for the new job before he can come home!because YET AGAIN hers the only officer on that shift and then approve to bring home the bacon 10 hours later to go away all over again! Dosnt just alter work life it affects relationships! An excellent create by mental act. It is to be hoped that especially with the present-day favor of blogging the issues raised will not be allowed to weaken away or 'blow over,' like the politicians no doubt hope they ordain in a week or two. Besides those raised by PC Bloggs the create by mental act prompted a question about why a West Australian guard Chief would be touting for recruits over here?Though it is 50 years since I visited WA. I understand it is a vibrant and prosperous place with plenty of opportunities for the young. So why does the WA compel have direct its net overseas for recruits?It may be that the darker align of Perth policing is like that in Sydney as described by Tom Priest in the Quadrant magazine I cited in an earlier post. It's something that potential emigrants to the southern continent should analyse out. After all the saying about the devil you know has a lot of truth in it. I evaluate. Alanori asked why Western Australia (and South Australia. New Zealand and some Canadian forces) are recruiting UK cops suggesting that it was because they couldn't register because of the problems in Oz. NZ and Canada. I am one who has made the act and am glad I did. These forces cannot recruit enough locally because of the economic booms in these countries. People would far rather go and work in the mines and make a fortune leaving pommie cops to do the poorly paid job of policing. Anon said:These forces cannot recruit enough locally because of the economic booms in these countries. populate would far rather go and bring home the bacon in the mines and alter a fortune leaving pommie cops to do the poorly paid job of policing. Thanks this clarifies matters - also for the comment I undergo just posted on PC Dave/Stu's communicate.'Twas ever thus sadly also for teachers nurses and other essential workers.

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