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This article seems like a complete propaganda hit piece against spice/K2 to me (they even disabled comments for this story). The whole thing is so full of BULLSHIT that I don't even know where to begin. What's even more ridiculous, when I looked up the reporter's name in their directory she's listed as "Courts/police Reporter".

Salt Lake City Police Chief Chris Burbank has issued an apology after narcotics detectives raided the wrong home and pointed a gun at its 76-year-old female resident. Burbank said the woman was not injured when the search warrant was executed late Wednesday night, but one officer was placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of an internal investigation. "She's certainly had the event of a lifetime, and one that I am very sorry that she had to experience at all," Burbank said.

Here's a story you won't find on the mainstream news... an 11 year old girl, quite familiar with gun safely, not only stopped 2 home invaders, armed with a gun stolen from another home invasion where the homeowner was stabbed to death, successfully defender her home against the 2 perpetrators. Evidently, Common sense and education go against mainstream policies, so this story never made the news...

This is nothing new, of course. Scumbag cops. Same story time and time again, but I'm sharing this because of a few lines written in here. The chief doesn't even try to sugar coat his meaning. Here, this sums it all up....

“Any dog owner would be upset and we understand that,” said Chief Skip Holbrook, Huntington Police Dept.

Chief Holbrook, says his officer had to make a split second decision and was justified in his actions.

The Albuquerque police chief is using Twitter to call out delinquent judges. Not a huge story, but I always like stories like this. He's calling it "a huge waste of taxpayer money." I don't think Twitter allows enough characters for him to include the complete list of waste.

A Carlos Miller article about a Berkely Police Chief abusing his power by sending an officer to journalist's home at 12:45 am. First Amendment violation?

The now former Chief Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police revealed to the Home Affairs committee that he had two meeting with the editor of the Guardian newspaper back in 2009/2010, where he advised the editor to ease off on coverage the Guardian on the allegations that NOTW journalists had been hacking the phones of famous celebrities & politicians etc. In other words the then Chief Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police had told the editor of the Guardian to shut up & that smacks of the Orwellian police state just a tad.

According to The National Law Journal, D.C. Superior Court Judge Judith Bartnoff signed a temporary restraining order barring it from publishing the material the reporter had found out, specifically saying that The National Law Journal could not name the government agency that was involved in a regulatory inquiry into one of the participants in the lawsuit. When the NLJ reporter pointed to the First Amendment, the judge allegedly replied that she did not care:

Police Chief Randy Adams reportedly had himself declared disabled, even as he took the job, in a move that could make him millions in tax-free pension when he retires.

Adams, who was making $457,000 a year when he resigned in midst of the city's salary scandal, declared disability for back, knee and neck problems.