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On Thu, 22 Feb 2007 19:14:28 -0600, "KLC Lewis"
wrote: Not trying to fight with you, but don't you think "if you want to see them, join the cops" is a rather lousy response? Kinda smells of "secret evidence," if you ask me. Sorry. I was just being flippant to a large degree. Truth is though that it really is "secret evidence". Well, not secret but unavailable for public release. Some of it is obtained from the news media, which aren't releasing it either except for those parts they want to. The media are within their rights. If the case, whatever it may be, were to go to court the footage could be shown and then become part of public record. Usually just showing it to the attorney is enough. I'm not saying any of it is right or wrong. It's just the way things are. Some of it you wouldn't want to see on the news. A hostage getting her throat slit; the flying brain matter of a cop, shot as he walked up to a car he stopped to let the driver know he had a tailight out. Things like that. Rick |
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Dave wrote in news:mptrt25h0ijc5pp6pv0c7airtqso4152m7@
4ax.com: I think you hit the nail on the head. Unfortunately, there seem to be a number of folks like Larry who think Hollywood's version of the world is reality. Until you view the documentary and hear the excuses and answers directly from the various agencies and bureaucrats, past and present, you should not pass judgement on Mr Russo. He does have an agenda, paying illegal taxes. Watch it for yourself. It's on YouTube.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsZO6...elated&search= Larry -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEJmc...elated&search= |
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Rick Morel wrote in
: 1. Output characteristics: Wave form: Complex shaped pulse Pulse rate: 19 PPS Pulse duration: 100 microseconds The trigger activates a 5-second cycle. The cycle can be stopped by placing the safety lever in the "S" position. Peak open circuit arcing voltage: 50,000 V Peak loaded voltage: 1,200 V Current: 2.1 mA average Energy per pulse: Nominal at main capacitors: 0.36 joules Delivered into load: 0.07 joules Power rating: Nominal at main capacitors: 7 watts Delivered into load: 1.3 watts 19 pps x 5 second = 95 pulses x .36 joules/pulse = 34 joules EVERY time you press the trigger for 5 seconds. Look closely and time the number of times the lady in the SUV was jolted when she was laying stunned on the ground. How many joules of shock was she subjected to...150? That's only 5 jerks on the trigger in 25 seconds. This is from the specs on a Philips defibrillator machine used by hospitals. For a patient to be a "50 ohm load", you'd probably have to saturate him with salt water. Take 2 squares of aluminum foil the size of defib pads and hook them to your ohmmeter. Try to get it to read LESS than 5000 to 10000 ohms on your sweaty skin. As resistance increases, the jolt delivered drops, dramatically. Even then, at much less than 150 joules, the dead body jumps right off the table! Model Number 861304 How Supplied Defibrillator, battery (1), SMART Pads II (1 set), Owner Manual, Quick Reference Guide. Waveform Truncated Exponential Biphasic. Waveform parameters adjusted as a function of each patient’s impedance. Energy Single energy output: Adult: nominal 150 Joules into a 50-ohm load Infant/Child: nominal 50 Joules into a 50-ohm load. Protocol Device follows preconfigured settings. Defibrillation and CPR protocol can be customized using HeartStart Event Review or HeartStart Configure Software. My statement stands....BOTH DEVICES are delivering a PULSED jolt of electricity designed to STUN human muscles into CONTRACTING, which both do very well. Larry -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEJmc...elated&search= |
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Rick Morel wrote in
: Also note the energy delivered into that human is 0.07 Joules and the defib is 200 Joules - 2,857 times as much power! That is two thousand eight hundred fifty seven. Guess the EMT's also go around killing people, huh? You only read the part of the specs you wanted to see. .07 joules PER PULSE X THE NUMBER OF PULSES OVER 5 SECONDS TIMES THE NUMBER OF TIMES YOU PULL THAT DAMNED TRIGGER SENDING ANOTHER GROUP OF 5 SECOND JOLTS INTO THE VICTIM. Stupid, you can HEAR THE DAMNED THING PULSING AT 19PPS! Larry -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEJmc...elated&search= |
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Larry wrote: Dave wrote in news:mptrt25h0ijc5pp6pv0c7airtqso4152m7@ 4ax.com: I think you hit the nail on the head. Unfortunately, there seem to be a number of folks like Larry who think Hollywood's version of the world is reality. Until you view the documentary and hear the excuses and answers directly from the various agencies and bureaucrats, past and present, you should not pass judgement on Mr Russo. He does have an agenda, paying illegal taxes. Watch it for yourself. It's on YouTube.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsZO6...elated&search= Larry Documentary? Really? You call THAT a documentary? From the real source of all unbiased global facts - Youtube? |
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"KLC Lewis" wrote in
et: Seems to me that by calling the Tazer a "safe" way to enforce compliance from us mere Citizens, it is inevitable that some of us will, in fact, be "tortured," and someone, sooner or later, is going to be killed. http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/...t_x.htm?csp=34 "PHOENIX (AP) — There were 103 Taser stun gun-related deaths in the United States and Canada between June 2001 and March 2005, according to an Amnesty International report released Friday. In the first three months of this year, there were 13 Taser-related deaths — compared with six during the same period last year, the report said. The stun guns have been touted as less lethal than other ways of subduing combative people in high-risk situations, but Tasers have come under increasing scrutiny as a number of deaths have been blamed, at least partially, on the devices. "No confrontation is risk free. The Taser is the safest way to end violent confrontations for law enforcement," Taser International Inc. President Tom Smith said Thursday." http://www.azcentral.com/specials/sp...les/0718taser- main18.html http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/law/j...guns_9-15.html http://www.democracynow.org/article..../02/25/1455244 Oh, hell, put Taser Deaths into Google and see for yourselves. How many hundreds do the cops have to kill before it becomes a "lethal weapon"? Larry -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEJmc...elated&search= |
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Rick Morel wrote in
: Gotta' go for a bit. I've got to hit work in the middle of the night and do a bunch of overtime. And, people, here is where we're headed.....compliments of FEMA http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...entration+camp Larry -- |
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On 22 Feb 2007 13:19:01 -0600, Dave wrote:
Answering a complaint like that is even easier. "Defendant admits he is a resident of ___ and denies each and every other allegation of the complaint." Of course answering the complaint is easy. But to even get that answer typed up and filed, someone had to either hire an attorney, or get a staff one assigned to their case. Hiring an attorney to defend yourself usually incurs expense, which may require you to explain it to your spouse. On a state employee wage it might even be painful. Getting a staff attorney assigned to your case requires a certain amount of institutional review of the complaint, and upper management attention. If several cases are pending against the same employee it's not going to look good for the employee. What are you going to do? Set it for hearing and start working on the evidence from the witnesses. Request production of documents for any other complaints or disciplinary actions filed against the employee, do a background investigation on the employee, and schedule him and his direct supervisor for depositions. When that staff attorney deposes your witnesses and finds out that you've really built a case, that employee is going to be in a lot of trouble. And all of the above is assuming that he isn't guilty of some criminal offense like assault, or official oppression which may be the case. Don W. |
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So my question is why in hell do you all think that this Venice FL
cop-criminal should be brought up on civil charges. If he's obviously pursuing illegal activity, shouldnt he (and the subsequent magistrate who's benefitting from all the 'lucre') be brought up on CRIMINAL charges .... fraud, bunco, etc. ???? This is fraud/extortion pure and simple .... and as such is a CRIMINAL activity. What think you all? In article , KLC Lewis wrote: "Don W" wrote in message . .. It is not the filing of a lawsuit that costs a lot of money. It is the successful prosecution of it. To file a lawsuit only involves determining an appropriate venue (court), typing up the complaint, and filing it with the clerk of the court. It may also involve having the person you are sueing personally served with a certified copy of the complaint, but not always. In some cases the complaint can be served by certified mail. After that, it is showing up for docket call, the initial hearing, staying on top of any filings by the opponents and responding to them, etc. This also does not take a lot of time. The real costs start during discovery, when the plaintiffs lawyer has to put in days of time to set up and attend depositions, produce documents, go over the opponents documents, etc. More real costs occur during preparation for trial, and the trial itself, as that will also require days of the plaintiffs lawyer's time assuming that he wants to be successful. Been there, done that, and learned a lot. :/ Still, for anyone that is willing to spend a few thousand dollars to make a point, it is quite doable. It helps a lot if you have an attorney friend who will do the filings and not fluff your bill. Don W. There are also various "Legal Aide Societies" around which do a lot of pro-bono work, using para-legals to assist in filing cases where the plaintiff cannot afford big guns (or, for that matter, pop guns). |
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"xorbit" wrote in message ... Larry wrote: Dave wrote in news:mptrt25h0ijc5pp6pv0c7airtqso4152m7@ 4ax.com: I think you hit the nail on the head. Unfortunately, there seem to be a number of folks like Larry who think Hollywood's version of the world is reality. Until you view the documentary and hear the excuses and answers directly from the various agencies and bureaucrats, past and present, you should not pass judgement on Mr Russo. He does have an agenda, paying illegal taxes. Watch it for yourself. It's on YouTube.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsZO6...elated&search= Larry Documentary? Really? You call THAT a documentary? From the real source of all unbiased global facts - Youtube? It was uploaded to YouTube by someone who had a copy. It was not created FOR YouTube. Sheesh. |
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