CORRUPTION SUCKS BLOG

Special Agent in Charge Thomas J. Browne LITTLE ROCK DIVISION'S PUBLIC CORRUPTION PROGRAM Public Corruption is generally defined as abuse of public trust, in violation of criminal law. A public official is any person elected, appointed, under contract, and/or a private individual who has or is engaging in a corrupt scheme that involves either a direct or indirect abuse of the public official's trust and/or undermines the integrity of federal, state or local governmental operations in violation of federal law.   The Little Rock Division is committed to the aggressive investigation of viable allegations of public corruption, which is the FBI's top criminal priority. Anyone wishing to report a possible public corruption violation can do so utilizing the Little Rock FBI's Public Corruption Hotline (501) 221-8200 WHEN AND HOW YOU SHOULD CONTACT THE FBI   If you have an emergency situation that requires an immediate law enforcement response, you shou

A law school professor and former criminal defense attorney tells you why you should never agree to be interviewed by the police...

Cops Kill a Child While Filming a Reality Show Posted on 19 May 2010 by DoctorQ  on Cop Block... In one of the most disturbing police-related stories I’ve read about in a long time, a member of a SWAT team gunned down a seven year-old girl named Aiyana Jones in the early hours of the morning as she slept on a couch with her grandmother. The police were conducting a raid on the Detroit apartment she lived in to serve an arrest warrant for a murder suspect. According to the initial statement by the police, Aiyana was killed when an officer’s firearm just “accidentally went off” while he was involved in a “tussle” with the child’s grandmother, Mertilla Jones. The “tussle” between Jones and the armed intruder was later amended to “some sort of contact.” Jones denies that any sort of contact occurred (Jim Schaeffer,  “Hunt for suspect’s Tahoe led to Aiyana’s doorstep, police sources say,” Detroit Free Press ). I suspect that if any “contact” was initiated by Jones,

NLR woman says she was wrongly tased, police deny it Full Story & Video Here                                               Reported by:  Brent Solomon   Email:  bsolomon@fox16.com  

Latest from Cop Block... Cops shut down book buyback service, please show your support Posted on 11 June 2010 by Adam Mueller (0) This article, written by Stacy Litz on the Examiner , tells the tale of thugs with badges being used to smash competition.  Competition that when left to operate freely is the only market regulator needed.  Hopefully next time Stacy will have a camera with here.  Then we can all see how redic this officers claims are. Here is her story below: Philadelphians, I currently work part time for a book buy back service called Belltower Books .  Yesterday, we set up a small table at the exclusive 33rd and Arch Street location on Drexel University’s campus, along with two other big name book buyback services.  Belltower Books , unlike these companies, buys back all books, including old editions, paperbacks, and more.  The competition could not handle it and a manager from Penn Text came over to show his disple

Pulaski County Special School District (PCSSD) STILL on 5 Year Probation with Department for Racial Discrimination Of Creoles ____________________________ DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 4 STATE CAPITOL MALL • LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 72201-1071 • (501)682-4475 •  http://arkedu.state.ar.us/ Dr. Kenneth James, Commissioner of Education November 9, 2005 Tripp Walter Arkansas Department of Education, Staff Attorney and Interim General Counsel Dr. Robert Clowers, Superintendent Pulaski Co. Spec. School District P.O. Box 8601 Little Rock, Arkansas 72216 Dear Dr. Clowers: The Equity Assistance Center (EAC) within the Arkansas Department of Education has the responsibility of providing technical assistance to school districts to enable them to meet their civil rights and desegregation responsibilities as they relate to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Race and National Origin), Title IX of the Education Amendment of 1972 (Gender), Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (