Enforcement Officials Plant Drugs on a Victim of Racism

According to the RAW STORY, Enforcement Officials in "Utica, New York", planted evidence in the vehicle of a Victim Of Racism, while he stood handcuffed. The video was recorded by the dashboard camera of the Enforcement Official's cruiser (clear proof that all "white" people aren't smart).





You can in fact see the officer taking a package from his rear pocket and placing it in the vehicle and then walking in front of the camera with it in his hand, making it obvious to the camera as if to say "see what I found?". This kind of deception has been going on for a very long time. Look up the word TENDERLOIN, in the Webster's dictionary.

Those of us who've observed the system of White Supremacy in action, are not surprised. There are 40 million (12% of the population) "Black" people and 300+ million "White" people in these so-called United States. Yet, 44% of the people in Greater Confinement (prison) are "Black" males?

Don't think that I am misinformed. I can tell you from first hand experience that not all "Black" males in Greater Confinement are "set up". I came from a habitat ("Richmond, CA") where crime was directly and indirectly promoted as THE THING for "Non-white" people to do. But, getting set up, by Enforcement Officials does play a huge role in this process. 12% of the population, but 44% in prison? puh-lease. A lot of Victims of Racism ARE getting set up. It's just that most of the people setting them up, aren't this stupid.

Just like with Rodney King, most of the world didn't believe us when we were saying that corrupt Enforcement Officials were still mistreating "non-white" people with violence in the 80's and 90's, until the Rodney King video was released. The media played it over and over, as though it were a great surprise that the "American Democracy".....land of the free, was all of a sudden losing it's ideals of justice for all people. Wake up and smell the coffee shit!

Coffee smells better than what we have here. What we have here is funky, foul, and disgusting, like shit. Injustice smells that bad. As Malcolm X once said (I'm paraphrasing) This is not a democracy, it is a hypocrisy. We've never had justice. Never! No one on this planet knows what justice is, but the sophisticated White Supremacists want all of us to believe that it does exist, well they don't care to much whether "Non-white" people believe they have justice or not. That depends on the circumstances. They want us (White people included) to believe that "Non-white" people, especially "Black" people are criminals by nature or by culture (behavior). This incident actually occurred in February of last year. I suspect that this story wasn't broadcasted nationally, because it would divert attention away from the White Conservative Politics that have been going on day in and day out. I could be incorrect.

Possible solution: If you aren't on probation or parole, when you get stopped by the Enforcement Officials, DO NOT GIVE THEM PERMISSION TO SEARCH YOUR VEHICLE. It doesn't mean that you are hiding something. It means that you are protecting your privacy and possibly keeping them from planting something in your vehicle. It also means that if they ignore your right to privacy, and do happen to "find evidence", your case could be thrown out, for violating your constitutional rights. Let's face it all Enforcement Officials ain't corrupt, but do you really want to take the chance? I wouldn't.

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Johannes Mehserle gets two years for killing a Victim of Racism (White Supremacy)

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I am not surprised at all. Same old shit just a different day. Oscar Grant joins the pantheon of others murdered by Enforcement Officials, who's families received injustice. Grant's family will file a wrongful death suit against Mehserle. I wouldn't be surprised if they got injustice in that case too, but making the attempt is constructive.



Mehserle said that he couldn't tell the difference between his firearm and his taser.

His firearm was a .40 caliber Sig P226, it weighs 34.0 oz, and his Taser X26?

Weighs a whopping, seven ounces!

They even look different.

Colorlines.com states that "the holsters cops use are equipped with multiple mechanisms to prevent a gun from slipping out. The gun itself requires several motions to discharge. Mehserle’s gun weighed 1.7 pounds more than his Taser, and the weapons were plainly distinguishable from each other in both size and color. Further, Mehserle knowingly pulled his Taser out of its holster twice that night. Twice he was able to correctly identify where his Taser was on his duty belt. Twice he unholstered it, flipped the safety switch off and aimed it at Oscar Grant—who caught an image of Mehserle pointing the Taser on his fiancee’s cell phone, the last photo Grant ever took. Twice, Mehserle was able to return his Taser to his holster successfully."

It has been said that Grant was resisting arrest. I don't see it. But, of course, (since me and Mr.Grant are both classified as "black", combined with the countless number of times that Enforcement Officials throughout history have killed "black" males, because the officers involved had a total disregard for their existence.) my eyes are blinded to his resistance, because of my "bias".

Below is one of the same videos that the all Racist Suspect jury that charged Mesherle with involuntary manslaughter, watched with "unbiased" eyes.



Look at the video. Does it look like Grant's is resisting arrest? or is he attempting to show something to B.A.R.T. Enforcement Officials? Why does the officer tell Grant to "sit the fuck down" and follow up with an unnecessary kick to his body?

"As Grant family attorney John Burris said at yesterday’s press conference, 'In my long history being involved in police matters since 1979 and well over 30 homicides with police, never have I had a case when a police officer was convicted of any crime against an African American male.' Given that history, Burris argued, even the involuntary manslaughter conviction is a breakthrough for police accountability." -colorlines.com