<iframe width="420" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/sC7S1JO3Tes" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> This demonstrates POWER a cop has Go to the podium and say what I tell you to say . .. or you go to jail and we take your kid This is in a COURTROOM The Judge should be fired The other cop should be fired yea yea yea .. .. i know some are waiting for more 'evidence' Rocket River
I feel like an idiot for having watched that. What the hell is she crying about, and why should this be debated or discussed?
I think this is more freighting... Lisa v. Trump http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-featured-broke-nation-reliant-aid-CHINA.html
yeah she was annoying. as a father myself i'm not sure how i would react if my son was wrongfully taken from me and given to CPS. so you can't blame a mother too much for freaking out.
A marshall used his authority to take the mother into a room to strip and grope her. The woman protested the assault in court and was arrested and her child taken. Don't know why it is D&D other than to jump right to it due to the usual trolls who jump in and de-rail things by defending the authority figure no matter what. KLAS_TV in Vegas reported on the this incident and other allegations involving the marshall at the family court. The marshall was fired after a 6 month internal affairs investigation. The news notified the victim of the outcome. Nevada OKs $200,000 settlement in marshal groping case CARSON CITY — A state panel has settled two civil rights lawsuits with a Las Vegas woman who alleged a Clark County Family Court marshal groped her in August 2011. The Board of Examiners on Tuesday approved a $200,000 payment to Monica Contreras as a global settlement of both a federal and separate state lawsuit filed against the court. Contreras alleged she was pressured to recant her statements, which she did not do. In a courtroom incident captured on videotape, Contreras complained to Hearing Master Patricia Doninger that Marshal Ron Fox assaulted her in a witness room under the guise of searching her for drugs. Doninger appeared to ignore Contreras’ pleas, which prompted a marshal to arrest her on misdemeanor charges of providing false information to a police officer and disturbing the peace. She later pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge. The disturbing-the-peace charge was dismissed. Fox was fired after an internal investigation, and Doninger was let go amid publicity over the incident. Fox has denied the accusations and has sued to get his job back. Contreras has sued Fox. Earlier this year, another marshal, James Kenyon, also lost his job because of the Contreras incident. Gov. Brian Sandoval, a member of the Board of Examiners, was told the attorneys fees to defend the cases filed against the District Court already total more than $170,000. It was estimated that taking the federal case to trial would cost an additional $225,000 in defense costs. The settlement, which requires attorneys on both sides to pay their own costs, comes amid a federal grand jury investigation into allegations of excessive force by Family Court marshals. Another woman, Crystal Williams, testified before the grand jury in July 2013 that she was choked by another marshal in May 2010 while she was restrained in a holding cell. The marshal, Steve Rushfield, was the supervisor of the Family Court marshals at the time. He has been suspended. Rushfield, who has been accused of trying to cover up both incidents, is at the center of the federal investigation.
