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Analysis posted Apr 23 2011, 8:49 PM Category: Tyranny/Police State Source: InformationLiberation Print

Cop Viciously Assaults Innocent Stranger For Videotaping Him

Chris | InformationLiberation


This video is extremely disturbing. A fascist terrorist in uniform viciously assaults a complete stranger for merely asserting his right to videotaping him.
Colling: Can I help you, sir?
Crooks: Nope, just observing.
Colling: Do you live here?
Crooks: Nope.
Colling: Turn that off for me.
Crooks: Why do I have to turn it off? I’m perfectly within my legal rights to be able to do this.
Colling: (Walking towards Crooks) Turn off the camera for me.
Crooks: I’m perfectly within my legal rights to do this, sir.
Colling: Listen, turn off the camera for me.
Crooks: No sir, I am within my legal rights to do this.
Colling: You don’t live here.
Crooks: I do live here.
What follows is a harrowing beating and the screams of a man in extreme pain, all for videotaping a supposed "peace officer" who thinks he is entitled to viciously assault anyone he pleases. Per usual, the cop then proceeded to charge his victim with "battery on a police officer and obstruction of justice."

Carlos Miller reports:
Derek Colling is a Las Vegas police officer who attacked a citizen for videotaping him on a public street last month.

The videographer was Mitchell Crooks, a 36-year-old man who ended up with a bruises on his face and a broken nose.

Colling charged him with battery on a police officer and obstruction of justice, which could have sent him to prison.

Fortunately, the district attorney’s office dropped the charges against Crooks. But even more fortunate is the fact that they returned his camera without deleting his footage, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
Read the full article here.

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Anonymous

Posted: Apr 25 2011, 5:36 PM

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7570 Las Vegas Review Journal Took down the video, no surprise there.
Anonymous

Posted: May 01 2011, 10:21 AM

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6532 Hah...cameraman overdoing his "painful" shrieking. Cop asked him politely to turn off the camera....legal right or not. What difference does it really make. the cameraman got EXACTLY what he was hoping to get.

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I'm discovering that informationliberation exists solely to find people who disobey cops, then find themselves in a bad situation. I'm not one for a Police State without regard to life and liberty....but if you are asking fro a confrontation or escalation...you are most assuredly gonna get it. And that...is "news".


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