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  In 2016, Deputy Rod Brown was given the award of Deputy of the Month from the Montgomery County sheriff’s department for his response to a fatal crash  associated with  a police pursuit, where he extinguished a car fire and pulled a victim from the burning vehicle. Fast forward  to the present  week and he was fired for pulling another person from a vehicle, but  rather than  saving him, he beat the hell out of him. Brown was seen on disturbing video footage pulling  a person  through the passenger side of a vehicle, delivering repeated punches and kicks that were entirely unnecessary. The incident unfolded in July after Rondale Hampton led Brown on  a look .  consistent with  WHIO, Hampton was indicted on failure to comply charges connected to the chase last month and is now out of jail on bond. He’s pleaded  innocent  to  the costs . Sheriff Rob Streck fired Brown for his actions that night — both for the excessive violence  utilized by  the deputy  likewise  as his name-calling an

Cop Breaks 14yo Autistic Boy’s Arm assaults harmless man on Facebook live—Taxpayers Held liable Maurice Crawley, 52, was live streaming on his Facebook page in 2016 when he was attacked and arrested by jackboot thugs for practicing his  amendment  right.  one in every one of  those thugs was officer Vallon Smith, who after years of abuse, has cost the taxpayers of Syracuse,  many  thousands of dollars. This week,  the town  settled with Crawley and  a toddler  victim of Smith’s, Jabari Boykins, a 14-year-old with autism. The taxpayers of Syracuse  are going to be  forced to  give  $200,000 per victim.  in keeping with  Syracuse.com, the Common Council will vote on both settlements at its next meeting on Monday, Nov. 23.  within the  settlement documents, the city’s lawyer denies the allegations in each lawsuit. Despite both incidents being captured on video showing clear violations, officer Smith remains gainfully employed as a cop. The first incident happened in July of 2016. Crawley

On Tuesday, the 17th of November, the District of Columbia will finalize a bill  that might  flout existing Supreme Court precedent and greatly diminish parental rights regarding a minor’s healthcare. The Minor Consent for Vaccinations Amendment Act (Bill 23-171) will allow children as young as 11 to consent on their own in  relation to  receiving vaccinations. Their parents  won't   learn . The bill will declare, “A minor, eleven years  old  or older, may consent to receive a vaccine where the minor is capable of meeting the  consent  standard,  and also the  vaccine  is usually recommended  by U . S.  Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP)…” To meet the “informed consent standard,” the bill says the minor must be “able  to grasp   the requirements  for,  the character  of, and any significant risks ordinarily inherent  within the   medical aid .” However, the bill  doesn't  establish exactly who would determine if  the kid   is in a position   to grasp  these fac