CORRUPTION SUCKS BLOG

CORRUPTION SUCKS BLOG: its purpose  Overview CORRUPTION SUCKS BLOG: its purpose Overview Though often coarse in language and chronically straight to the point, the primary goal of Corruption Sucks Blog is to provide the tools, research, resources, and news to help good government, cops, community leaders, victims, and other concerned citizens address the complex issue of governmental & especially police misconduct. Our goal is to make it as easy as possible for everyone to get up to speed on how prevalent governmental corruption and misconduct actually are in everyday local government. Especially regarding police misconduct and the woeful lack of police oversight at the local levels of government supervision. This way, more energy can be constructively invested in real progress, especially in law enforcement and how they deal with members of the community. Most especially if the officer resides in another city or town other than where he works and carries a gun &a

  U.S. Court: Bloggers Are Journalists Even when they're libeling you BLOGGERS ARE JOURNALISTS: The U.S. Ninth Circuit ruled as such in Obsidian Finance Group v. Crystal Cox, a complicated case first decided in 2011. The court found that even though someone might not write for the “institutional press,” they’re entitled to all the protections the Constitution grants journalists. https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2014/01/us-court-bloggers-are-journalists/283225/

Breaking: El Portal, Florida School Employee Under Investigation For Striking Student This is NOT Horace Mann Middle School located in Miami FL,  Charleston WV or Little Rock, AR. it occurred in El Portal, FL. VIDEO OF THE INCIDENT.  Antwan Ruffin EL PORTAL, FLA. (WSVN) - A school security monitor has been arrested after he was caught on cellphone video punching a middle school student in the shoulder. The incident was captured on video at Horace Mann Middle School in El Portal, Thursday morning. “Oh, no, I couldn’t handle that,” parent James Brannon said. “Myself, if I had walked up and saw that, I would have gotten involved with it, and I would have said, ‘Hold up, you can’t do that kid like that.'” The video begins with some sort of altercation between 40-year-old Antwan Ruffin, who stands 6 feet, 4 inches tall and weighs 220 pounds, and a seventh-grade student. “Try me. When the bell rings, you’re in my hallway,” Ruffin said to the student. Ruffin could be seen shoving the chil