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Another Reason to NEVER Trust Cops … Perverts
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As a Corpus Christi police officer faces accusations of fondling an under age girl, a second alleged victim is now coming forward. On Friday Police Chief Troy Riggs placed Senior Officer Raul Rodriguez on paid administrative leave after learning of the first allegation. When news of the investigation broke, one woman says she could no longer remain silent. The alleged victim says she does not want to be identified because to this day she is still scared of the police. She claims that eight years ago while she was a sixth grade student at South Park Middle School and Officer Rodriguez was the School Safety Officer, he violated his position of authority and inappropriately touched her. She said, “It was near the girls restroom and he put his hand and caressed my chest area. I was young but fully developed. What he did was very wrong and it did traumatize me.” She says other times Officer Rodriguez made suggestive sexual comments and even gave her his picture saying he wished he could be with her.
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Citicorp Helped Felon Rip People Off for 20M FRNs Ponzi
SAN FRANCISCO (CN) – A federal class action claims Citicorp aided and abetted a $20 million Ponzi scheme run by a “felon and escaped prisoner, Joseph Viola.” The class claims that Citicorp “knew of Viola’s prior criminal history, and of his fraud,” but provided him “with a variety of banking services in violation of federal banking rules and regulations and directly assisted Viola in recruiting victims for his scheme.”
The class claims that “Viola is a convicted felon who, before his latest white collar crime spree in San Francisco, served a 5-year sentence for fraud in the 1980s. Viola was indicted in 1990 by the Maricopa County Grand Jury, charged with perpetrating an investment fraud scheme. While awaiting trial, out on bail, Viola fled the State of Arizona to San Francisco, California. He was arrested on or about March 10, 2010, in San Francisco and extradited to Maricopa County, Arizona, where he remains incarcerated.”
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Action is Brewing Anouncement
The AIB event calendar is being updated daily, please check back often for updates and new events across Nevada.
The labor day holiday traditionally signifies the passing of summer and a celebration of the American worker and the laboring spirit that makes America strong; but as Nevada experiences the highest per capita number of illegal immigrants burdening our education, medical, and welfare systems, the highest unemployment rate, and the highest foreclosure rate in the nation, now is the time to volunteer for fiscally conservative candidates and work together to improve the future for Nevada. As the days get shorter and cooler and you are inspired to volunteer for your favorite fiscal conservative candidate, let us know what you’re doing and we’ll enter you to win great prizes for being a part of the solution. Grand prize winners from August will be announced soon. Fiscal Responsibility, Accountability, and Transparency are not too much to ask and they’re worth working for. Stay tuned for more information on September 11th events across Nevada and a Constitution Ride Across America update. Another lawsuit was filed yesterday against the Tea Party of Nevada and the ballot eligibility of TPN candidate for US Senate, Scott Ashjian. AIB is proud to be a part of the challenge. Click HERE for Newsmax coverage of the lawsuit. We are all in this together!
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| Reminder, Important event in Reno tomorrow Nevada Business Leaders Unite Tomorrow at Lunch time! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 Please make time to join us at lunch time at Amendment 21 in Reno.
Nevada Business Leaders To Speak Out Against Job-Killing Legislation WHAT: “Reverse” Job Fair & Press Conference
WHEN: Thursday, September 2nd at 12 Noon
WHERE: Amendment 21 Restaurant and Bar, 425 South Virginia Street, Reno, Nevada
Reno, NV – With Nevada’s job losses continuing to rise and elected leaders still considering legislation that will make the unemployment rate even higher, small businesses are holding a “reverse” job fair and press conference with trade organizations and small business owners. The event will highlight the jobs that would be lost if politicians continue to push anti-business policies. Join Northern Nevada Business Leaders to Stand Up and Fight For Nevada’s Jobs
A Pre-Labor Day press event to focus on our struggling economy
Action is Brewing encourages you to join us along with:
Small business leaders of Nevada will be participating in a ‘reverse’ job fair press event this Thursday where they will discuss the impact that job-killing legislation could have on Nevada’s businesses and workers.
Come join us and tell your company’s story. Politicians are considering legislation that could cost Nevada thousands of already scarce jobs and we need to show a united front against such misguided proposals.
Come during lunch and stand up against job-killing legislation. The Alliance to Protect Nevada Jobs (APNJ) is an organization committed to protecting jobs in Nevada and standing up for the small businesses and workers in the state who grow the economy and create opportunities. To learn more, please visit: www.AllianceforNVjobs.com
To RSVP contact McKay Daniels at (702) 285-6123 or click HERE to RSVP by email |
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Lawsuit Challenges Nevada Tea Party Senate Hopeful
A lawsuit is challenging the U.S. Senate bid of a Tea Party of Nevada candidate.
The suit filed Tuesday in Carson City argues Scott Ashjian was required to submit signatures totaling 1 percent of votes cast in Nevada’s last U.S. House elections to qualify for the November ballot.
Ashjian collected names of 250 registered voters under another provision in the law, but the suit claims he was still obligated to comply with the larger signature requirement.
METRO Criminal Heroes to be Charged in Death
Two Metro officers charged in traffic death
The Clark County district attorney’s office has charged two Las Vegas police officers involved in a May fatal crash with reckless driving, officials said Wednesday.
Officer Aron Carpenter faces felony reckless driving and misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter for his role in the May 19 death of 26-year-old Ivan Carrillo. Officer Andrew Charles Ubbens faces misdemeanor reckless driving.
Due to the severity of the charge, Carpenter, 29, has been removed from paid administrative leave and will be placed on unpaid leave pending the outcome of his trial.
Ubbens will remain on paid leave.
Both officers are accused of ignoring their sergeant’s commands to stop pursuit of Carrillo, who was suspected of drunken driving.
According to a police report, Carpenter and Ubbens ignored three separate commands to discontinue the pursuit. Ubbens attempted to end the chase by using the Precision Intervention Technique, also called PIT, to bump Carrillo’s car and spin it out of control. However, Carrillo regained control and continued to drive.
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Independent American News Continues to Gain Readers
IAN is thrilled to announce that on average more than 725 computers look in on our site every day.
In January of this year less than 300 dropped by per day.
Over 11,000 unique computers dropped by IAN this month. In January only 3,000 dropped by to take a look.
If any of you have tips on improvement or want more news on specific subjects please let us know!
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More Police Under Investigation
More Reasons to NEVER Trust Cops
At least two Fresno police officers involved in a bloody 2005 arrest are under investigation for possible federal civil rights violations, an attorney representing the officers confirmed Tuesday afternoon.
The investigation could reopen a painful chapter in the city’s history. It comes after a relatively quiet spell for a Police Department that in recent years has been the target of such strong citizen complaints about alleged excessive force that city officials last year hired Fresno’s first independent police auditor.
Attorney E. Marshall Hodgkins said the FBI is “actively looking” into whether his clients, Michael Manfredi and Sean Plymale, should be indicted for allegedly using excessive force in connection to the Oct. 10, 2005 arrest of Rolando Celdon in southeast Fresno.
Celdon was punched and kicked, bitten by a police dog and shot with a less-than-lethal shotgun in the wake of a domestic dispute.
Hodgkins said Plymale currently is an officer with the Madera Police Department, and Manfredi is a sergeant with the Fresno Police Department. “The feds are considering indicting them,” Hodgkins said.
Read more: http://www.fresnobee.com/2010/08/31/2061312/fbi-investigates-2-officers-in.html#ixzz0yILY4MEq
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Joel Hansen Files ObamaCare Lawsuit
The time has finally come. After months of study to ensure that the lawsuit covered every possible violation of the Constitution and the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, Joel Hansen, the Independent American Party Candidate for Attorney General, filed the suit right here in Las Vegas Nevada.
Independent American News will be posting the entire brief later today.
Joel Hansen v ObamaCare is underway.
The Battle for liberty has begun!
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Cop lets 11 year old girl die
NEW YORK — A police officer accused of not helping an 11-year-old girl dying of an asthma attack has been suspended without pay.
Brooklyn mother Carmen Ojeda was driving her daughter, Briana, to a hospital on Friday when she turned the wrong way down a one-way street and crashed her car. She claims the officer at the scene said he didn’t know CPR and couldn’t help the girl, who died soon after.
“I asked him to help me,” Ojeda said. “‘My daughter is dying. My daughter can’t breath. She needs mouth to mouth.’ And he said, ‘I don’t know CPR.’”
The police department said Tuesday it located the officer, Alfonso Mendez, by showing photographs of staff to witnesses.
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