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Jaxbuck said:
Personally I'd chop off my hand first but that's just me
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Dryden said:
Haven't seen the article yet but heard about it on radio... Apparently somebody used a drone to airdrop contraband into the middle of the Mansfield prison yard and incited a free for all over free cigarettes raining from heaven. :lol:
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That sounds like something that would happen at MANCI. :lol: I have a cousin who works in that system, there may be a good story there.
 
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Cops claim privacy violation, sue over video showing them eating marijuana during raid
http://www.rt.com/usa/311605-cops-eating-marijuana-video-lawsuit/

Three Santa Ana, California police officers are suing their own department after video footage that allegedly shows them eating marijuana edibles during a raid emerged. The officers, who were suspended, argue that the video violated their privacy.
The officers were part of a team that raided an illegal marijuana dispensary, the Sky High Collective, on May 26 in Orange County, California.

Filed in Orange County Superior Court by the three unidentified police officers and their union, the lawsuit seeks to prevent the department’s internal affairs investigators from using the video as they sort out what happened during the May raid.

The lawyer for the dispensary, Matthew Pappas, provided the Orange County Register and Santa Ana police with two versions of the raid footage: a highlight reel with subtitles and what he said are unedited video clips.
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Pappas said the lawsuit was ironic as police routinely use surveillance camera video against suspects.

“It’s pretty pathetic for police to say if we don’t like something that it can’t be used as evidence,” Pappas told the Orange County Register. "They knew they were on video....Just because they missed one camera doesn’t make it illegal."

The lawsuit argues that the video doesn’t paint a fair version of events and claims the footage shouldn’t be used as evidence because, among other things, the police didn’t know they were on camera.

In one of the shortened video clips, armed Santa Ana police officers, some wearing masks, are seen breaking through the front door of the 17th Street dispensary and ordering at least half a dozen customers to the floor.

After entering the building, police are seen dismantling video cameras inside the store. What they didn’t know was that several cameras continued to film during the raid.
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“All police personnel present had a reasonable expectation that their conversations were no longer being recorded and the undercover officers, feeling that they were safe to do so, removed their masks,” says the suit.

The cops complained that the dispensary never got their permission to record them as they searched the premises.

Under California law, "all parties to a confidential communication" must consent to being recorded. However, that rule does not apply when "the parties to the communication may reasonably expect that the communication may be overheard or recorded.” Since the officers argue in their complaint that they believed they had taken down all the cameras, they did not “reasonably expect” their communication to be recorded. That means recording them would have required their consent, the complaint argues.

In a later clip in the video, which Pappas has titled, “Officers eating edibles and playing darts,” a voice can be heard asking, “What flavor?” before an officer is seen unwrapping a small package and putting something in his mouth.

At the time of the raid, Santa Ana city law did not allow for the operation of marijuana dispensaries, the Orange County Register stated.
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Florida woman took selfies during sex with dog inside grandma's house: cops
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/fla-woman-selfies-sex-pit-bull-cops-article-1.2260802

A Florida woman admitted to taking selfies as she had sex with her pit bull inside her grandmother’s house, police said.

Ashley Miller, 18, was charged with two counts of sexual activities involving animals after Bradenton investigators found the graphic photos stashed on her cell phone.

The 18-year-old coaxed her dog, 2-face, into licking her vagina between 30 and 40 times over the past five years, she told police according to documents obtained by the Smoking Gun.

She also admitted to making her previous dog, a pit bull Rottweiler mix named Scarface, perform oral sex on her, too.
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