Dylan wrote Two Pennsylvania State Police Officers ran a red light at roughly 4:00 AM this morning, killing an Edinboro resident. PSP confirms that these officers were not responding to a call or incident at the time of this travesty that occurred directly because of law enforcement negligibility. What will there excuse be this time? To make matters even worse, the corrupted institution known as the Pennsylvania State Police thinks we should trust their state police collision and accident reconstruction specialist to figure out what happened that night... Unless you have literally paid zero attention in your life to the inner workings of the police, you know that these public servants will cover for their brothers in blue at any cost. Enough is enough. Its time to stand in peaceful opposition to nonsense like this and start protecting our friends, family, our loved ones, from these officers operating under the guise of protecting the peace. I cant keep preaching this stuff on Facebook forever. YOU need to get angry, and focus that emotion towards creating positive change for the futures of our communities. Dont wait until it effects you personally, or someone you care about! THIS IS NOT AN ISOLATED INCIDENT! Do your research, and open your eyes. Things like this are happening EVERY SINGLE DAY in this country. We need to hold these irresponsible cowards accountable for all of their actions! Obama and Hitler both had one thing right. It is time for change! That change starts with you educating yourselves, and then deciding what you are going to do about it. Dont sit idly by. If you do, you are part of the problem. Despite your views on the United Police States of America, please keep your prayers and thoughts with the family of this tragedy. If you agree with what Ive said in this post please do your part by liking, commenting your views, and lastly by sharing this post in order to raise awareness of this exponentially growing problem we face in this nation.
Posted on: Sat, 05 Jul 2014 21:57:50 +0000
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