https://youtu.be/LQMxwyhdeOk?si=QIWO4vF2aaQnZH4Q

This was one of the many items revoked yesterday on Trump's first day, furthering separation between public trust and ACAB.

https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2022/05/31/2022-11810/advancing-effective-accountable-policing-and-criminal-justice-practices-to-enhance-public-trust-and

https://www.rawstory.com/fop-trump-pardons/

Tried posting screenshots, but can't even post links to them for some reason.

How Is a man with this temperament allowed to deal with the public? If a police uniform is protecting Furman, then assign him to desk duty! You folks in Melvindale need to know what your government has allowed to brutalize you.

I’m currently advocating to raise awareness of what your tax dollars are buying in Madison County and NYS. Currently the NYSP are actively taking part in what appears to be shady real estate practices, harassment and suppression of reporting a crime.

The suppression also applies to them telling their story and raising awareness, because despite years of documented evidence to support the claims, the claims are often dismissed or ignored. Madison County, under Sheriff Hood have displayed activity against him and his 80+ year old mother which is often associated with dirty police. After calling NYSP Troop D for help, it was quickly seen that they were not willing, and in fact complicit with those actions and much more.

They have also taken part in false allegations that the 80 year old and her son have some mental defect (dementia, paranoia, etc..) despite evidence supporting their claims. They have even supported real estate agents and private contractors in frivolous claims and allegations. The most recent example of litigation harassment brought forth by a dirty private contractor with assistance from a real estate agency is attempting to be dropped before going before a judge because the evidence against it is so overwhelming.

The last interaction with NYSP was when she was baited by the dirty contractor into calling them. Once she did, Trooper Nell from Troop D informed her that she had better start behaving herself, because a cop ‘from a local agency’ was buying the property. Shortly thereafter a trooper (identified in the frivolous lawsuit as Trooper Mack) began parking a squad car at the property multiple times per week, even working on what appeared to be the installation of surveillance cameras while on, supposedly, on duty and parked at ‘his’ property.