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Fukushima VICE
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by VICE
June 12, 2014

39 months after the Fukushima meltdown...what is TEPCO doing to remedy the situation?

Police Brutality Caught on tape May 2014 (Do Police Own Us?)
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by Tom Zebra
June 11, 2014

Aereo, the Supreme Court, and the Future of TV
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June 1, 2014

The Supreme Court will soon reach its decision on the much-publicized American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. v. Aereo, a case many believe will have a profound effect on the way we watch television.

Aereo rents small antennas and cloud storage to subscribers, allowing them to record and playback over-the-air broadcasts through digitally enabled devices. Broadcasters feel Aereo is retransmitting copyrighted work to paying customers and, based on current copyright law, should be subject to the same retransmission fees cable and satellite companies currently pay. Aereo argues that it is simply a technology company that empowers individuals and therefore isn't engaged in the "public performance" of copyrighted works subject to these fees. April's oral arguments gave little indication of which way the Supreme Court will rule. The decision is expected any day now.

Cop Assaults Air Force Capt. for Not Knowing Neighbor, Says He Could Have Tased or Shot Him Instead
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by Jpd Kaikki
May 22, 2014

Capt. Nicolás Aquino attends the Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey, California, and plans to devote his life to military service.

His family fled Paraguay to escape a brutal dictatorship before he was born, and they came to America because of the rights the U.S. Constitution offered. "That's one of the many factors in terms of why I wanted to serve this country, so I could uphold those ideals, that I could fight, that I could give back to the community and make sure that [my family] can keep those freedoms," says Aquino. Aquino says he works everyday towards protecting these rights. That, he says, makes his entanglement with law enforcement these past few months even more infuriating.

How to Dodge a DUI Test and the Legality of New Saliva Swabs
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January 17, 2014

"You can refuse this swab, you can refuse a breathalyzer, you can refuse to participate in a field sobriety test, you can refuse to answer questions," says criminal defense attorney Mark Gallagher.

"Now, law enforcement doesn't like this advice, but we do still have a constitution." ReasonTV's Tracy Oppenheimer sat down with Gallagher to discuss the latest addition to LAPD's arsenal: saliva swabs that allegedly detect drug use. Gallagher advises to always decline sobriety tests, especially because these saliva swabs have yet to prove their efficacy in determining if drivers are indeed impaired from marijuana or other illegal substances. "It doesn't tell us when they took it [marijuana], or how much they took, and how is it affecting their ability to drive the vehicle. And that's really what we need to know, to know whether or not that person is a safety risk on the road," says Gallagher.

GRAPHIC Cop Shoots, Kills Man over Fender Bender
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by The Weather Channel
January 16, 2014

This incident happened on August 25, 2013.

The Coeur d'Alene Police Department on Wednesday released this video recorded on Aug. 25 by the body camera of Coeur d'Alene police officer Spencer Mortensen who fatally shot Eric Johnston during an incident at a Coeur d'Alene residence. WARNING: The final few moments of this video show Eric Johnston being shot and are extremely graphic. Viewers are warned that if they choose to watch this video, what they see and hear may be deeply disturbing. A Bonner County prosecutor recently determined Mortensen acted "within the parameters" of Idaho state laws. The video was provided by the Coeur d'Alene Police Department.

Cops Publicly Execute Another Person! BECAUSE THEY CAN!
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by Shanghaiist
January 11, 2014

Citizens Storm Town - Arrest Cops! They Take Back Their City!
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January 6, 2014

Bad cops, bad criminals. The people have had enough as over 600 "vigilantes" storm the town and take it back from the corruption and crime that had taken over!

Holding Border Patrol Accountable: Terry Bressi on Recording his 300+ Checkpoint Interactions
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by Livefree Ordie
November 18, 2013

"This is not increasing our security, in fact, it's making us less secure. It's just feeding an empire building, it's feeding agency budgets, and job security for various law enforcement agencies," says the University of Arizona's Terry Bressi of in-count

Bressi sat down with ReasonTV's Tracy Oppenheimer to discuss these checkpoints and their implications for civil liberties. Bressi estimates that he has been stopped by border patrol between 300-350 times. After his first encounter, he started carrying cameras and audio recording equipment, and has since been videotaping his checkpoint interactions. He says this holds officers accountable for their actions, and he hopes that by posting these videos online, citizens will become more aware of their rights. "A federal agent who is standing in the middle of a public highway, wearing a public uniform, collecting a public paycheck while seizing the public absent reasonable suspicion has no expectation of privacy," says Bressi in regards to filming border patrol agents. "This is something that I like to remind folks of, that the government thinks that we don't have any right to privacy whatsoever, but that's a double-edged sword."

7 cops watch man die then in frenzied craze beat dead body
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November 8, 2013

Anglo American governments created police force in 1829. Rome did not have any police. No past empire ever policed humans and imprisoned people for being angry or for being on drugs or mentally ill. Russia and China do not imprison people for social behavior or being poor. The American police state is almost perfected. The only thing left is the mark on your forehead.

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