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A former Bella Vista police officer who served jail time after shooting a suspect to death was sworn in as a police chief Monday night. When Coleman Brackney took over as Sulphur Springs’ chief, it was the first time Coleman put on a police uniform since he was fired from the Bella Vista Police Department in 2010. Coleman was convicted that year of negligent homicide and served about one month in jail. A district court ruled that Brackney was to blame for the shooting death of James Ahern following a high-speed pursuit in January 2010. His negligent homicide conviction was a misdemeanor, so Brackney was spared prison time. “I told the guys the day I left I would be back, and I told them it may take me a while because it was going to be a long fight,” Brackney told 5NEWS on Tuesday. “But I’m back.” Ahern’s family was awarded $20,000 after suing Brackney. His charge of negligent homicide was expunged, and a state board ruled Brackney could again serve as a police officer in

Color of Law Abuses U.S. law enforcement officers and other officials like judges, prosecutors, and security guards have been given tremendous power by local, state, and federal government agencies—authority they must have to enforce the law and ensure justice in our country. These powers include the authority to detain and arrest suspects, to search and seize property, to bring criminal charges, to make rulings in court, and to use deadly force in certain situations. Preventing abuse of this authority, however, is equally necessary to the health of our nation’s democracy. That’s why it’s a federal crime for anyone acting under “color of law” willfully to deprive or conspire to deprive a person of a right protected by the Constitution or U.S. law. “Color of law” simply means that the person is using authority given to him or her by a local, state, or federal government agency. The FBI is the lead federal agency for investigating color of law abuses , which include acts carr

REPORT # 2007-143797 IS THE LITTLE ROCK RIVER MARKET, "LAND OF THE MISFIT COPS"? Oh, yes. It has certainly become a "dumping ground" for cops in the dog house or just don't "fit in" anywhere else within the department. It would seem that it's been this way for sometime now, there is hope of that changing soon though. How do I know? Well, more to come on that. Let's just say that when you have invested the time and money to collect enough informative files, CD's, DVD's and so forth, you begin to see an undeniable and well documented pattern. E Pluribus Unum

DOCUMENTED CONFLICTS OF INTERESTS & FOUL PLAY REVEALED: Increased police racial profiling from the City of Little Rock Police Dept. started  immediately  after I refused to sell-out my business in the River Market District. A drunk driver at Willy D's totaled my hotdog cart. I replaced it, the crooked manager of Willy D's was married to a River Market cop and convinced him and his buddies to, "put the screws" in me. It has been this way ever since. One big cover-up, can't deny this email though, it's a matter of record... Hoffman, Daman  dhoffman@littlerock.org Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 3:23 PM To:  fraud101@gmail.com Hi Ean, I was wondering if you have any carts you no longer use that you would want to sell? Thanks, Daman Hoffman Programs River Market, A Little Rock Parks & Recreation Division (501) 375-2552 OfficE (501) 413-0504 SMS (501) 375-5559 Fax http://www.rivermarket.info/ _______________________________________________ Let me ask you

Updated 2/15/2013 3:44pm LRPD Escalates Police Contact's: Supporting Fellow Cop's Racist Hate Crimes With Increased Jim Crow- Styled  Color of Law Harassment's  from:   Chief E an Lee Bordeaux   to:   "Howard, Michelle" date:  Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 7:00 AM subject:  FOIA Crooked/Racist LRPD Cop Greg Key Exposed:   https://docs.google.com/folder/d/0Bx54PxaETQMOazZ3ZkR1eXZ2M0U/edit?usp=sharing The Arkansas Freedom of information Act is intended to guarantee public access to government meetings and records. It provides civil and criminal remedies for conflicts. A person found guilty of a criminal violation of FOI faces fines of up to $200 and up to 30 days in jail. It is also considered an additional predicate act under Federal RICO statutes as it pertains to this civil rights/hate crime complaint of over six unceasing years. September 30, 2012 Eric MoeHawk I was working at a Willy Dog hot dog cart on the corner of Oppenheimer and President Clin

REPRINT: Originally Published on 12/31/10 Dear Ean , As I can respect your thought at writings, I hope that nothing previously stated in your blog [w]ould be classified as a defamation of character. That would undermine your ability to tell a story that any one would listen too. Also to put names and address of the people who put they lives on the line for not only your protection but mine as well, is disgusting. Did you consider the thoughtless action of some, may grow to hurt others the families of the people YOU consider unrighteous. I believe your personal agenda has clogged you[r] ability to write a correct article, or consider the consequences of them. And please if you write something source your information because frankly I don't believe you and if you do defile a person with lies I Will be closing your blog down and seeking damages. Thanks rackdaddy _1 p..s. keep up the good work, and drop the b.s. ______________________________

We DO NOT abdicate these sovereign rights: The Bordeaux Band of Ancient West Feliciana Parish Houma-Choctaw Nation, commands INDISPUTABLE aboriginal sovereign rights. We DO NOT abdicate or defer these rights under any conditions. The State of Arkansas, an American Creole Indian Ter ritory of our direct descendants and cousins, The Ancient Caddo, Choctaw, Houma & others who intermarried with those of Louisiana French Creole nationality for survival & destiny, has officially acknowledged these indigenous ethnic group rights by way of the Arkansas Department of Education in 2005 after a year-long highly intensive and exhaustive Equity Assistance Center (EAC) investigatory review. Under the directorship of Oliver Dillingham & with the full legal backing of the Arkansas Dept of Education Legal Dept., RE: Tripp Walter, General Counsel. As the Great State of Arkansas has ALREADY officially acknowledged, we, the 1803 Louisiana Purchase Treaty American Creole Indian Nation wh