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Law Enforcement Against Prohibition
Many police officers are asking the question: if prohibition didn't work for alcohol, why are we in denial about it working for other things? LEAP is a major initiative now, and gaining steam. Check out www.leap.cc for more.
Filmed and narrated by Mike Gray
Produced by Common Sense for Drug Policy
Length: 816
Rating: 4.90 (457 ratings)
Tags: War Against Drugs Law Enforcement Prohibition
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NYPD Traffic Enforcement Sergeant parks illegally
Here is another example of the hypocrisy and double-standard that we see daily in New York City.
The NYPD Traffic Enforcement Agency is notorious for employing uneducated heartless lowlifes to enforce petty nonsensical parking laws.
Recently in the news it was reported that a traffic enforcement agent ticketed an elderly man helping his crippled blind wife into their car outside a doctors office.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/2008/01/10/2008-01-10_meter_maid_writes_em_a_cruel_ticket-2.html
The only time Traffic Officers show discretion and compassion is when it comes to enforcing the law on other traffic officers.
And as usual , traffic enforcement agents believe that they are above the law themselves.
In this video, a Sergeant parks his official vehicle illegally in a no parking anytime zone while he runs his personal errands and goes into the bank to use the ATM machine.
When confronted he says that the law is clear that when someone is parking to use an ATM machine they must park in a legal metered space.When asked why he didnt park in a legal metered space he said "I need to withdraw money so i can buy breakfast.Should I stay hungry all day because of you?"
Length: 181
Rating: 4.50 (292 ratings)
Tags: nypd parking traffic enforcement agent officer jimmy justice new york city sergeant double standard hypocrisy atm
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Law Enforcement Against Prohibition
For a long time now I've wanted to post a video about my thoughts on 'The Drug War' and prohibition.
But for some reason, I just couldn't seem to say it as well as these guys.
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LEAP now has over 100 speakers available.
They can be contacted through the links below.
LINKS:
http://leap.cc/
The LEAP website.
http://www.leap.cc/audiovideo/LEAPpromo.htm
A direct link to the FULL LEAP promo video.
http://leap.cc/Speakers/speakersmap.php
The LEAP speakers map. Find a speaker near YOU.
Length: 597
Rating: 5.00 (22 ratings)
Tags: drug war prohibition marijuana leap legalization
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The Many Layers of Copyright Enforcement
Mary Wong, a Professor of Law at Franklin Pierce Law Center and the IP Academy of Singapore demystifies the many layers of Copyright enforcement at the UN Internet Governance Forum in Athens Greece during the Access to Knowledge (A2K) Workshop.
Length: 127
Rating: 0.00 (0 ratings)
Tags: Access to Knowledge Freedom of Expression DRM TPM Technical Protection Measures
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Traffic Enforcement Agent Blocks Fire Hydrant During A Fire
Some laws may seem spurious and arcane.Other laws are very logical.For example , New York City vehicle and traffic law prohibits a motorist from parking his vehicle within 15 feet of a fire hydrant.This is not rocket science here.Obviously the law is in place to save lives by creating a zone for firemen to access the water and do their job as expeditiously as possible.It is a public safety hazard to block a fire hydrant.What if a fire were to break out?
In this scene, Jimmy Justice witnesses a new york city traffic enforcement agent park her official vehicle blocking a fire hydrant.Then she goes into a grocery store and a fire actually breaks out in the next building.
The firemen have no access to the pump and they are very angry.And this officer doesnt even come out of the store to move her car, until Jimmy Justice goes inside to give her a piece of his mind.
Length: 205
Rating: 4.70 (1196 ratings)
Tags: traffic enforcement agent police officer cop abuse of power fire firemen pump hydrant jimmy justice meter maid brownie
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Kids, Drugs, Violence And Drug Enforcement Educational Video
Kids, Drugs and Violence Educational Video; Drug Enforcement at the Crossroads of America; "Kids, Drugs & Violence"; Sponsors: This program is sponsored by the Multijurisdictional Counterdrug Task Force Training (MCTFT), the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC), with the extended technical support of the Satellite Education Network Ft. Lee, VA. Target Audience Statement: This program is for law enforcement officers, school resource officers, parents, teachers, and anyone concerned about the risks associated with how drugs influence kids and violence. After watching, viewers will be able to better understand the many dangers associated with drug use among kids and in schools. This program is also suitable for public access television distribution. Program Summary & Objectives: Juvenile crime will always be a challenge that law enforcement, schools and our communities face. But there is an emerging face to one particular crime that is getting younger; that of drug dealing. A rising number of kids are selling dope on the streets, in our neighborhoods and in our schools. And there is one thing that goes hand-in-hand with drugs - crime, violent crime. Learn how juveniles are recruited to sell drugs. Learn why adults are recruiting kids to sell drugs. Learn how to tell in your child is becoming involved in gang or drug activity. Hear how a straight A student got hooked on heroin in high school. Learn what can be done to solve the problem. Learn how School Resource Officers can be an invaluable tool in combating drug abuse in schools. Program Panelists: Sgt. Harold Rochon, a veteran of the Detroit Police Department, an expert trainer on gangs, and author of "Terrorists in Designer Jeans," will show you just how serious and dangerous the rising rate of juvenile drug dealers is creating in our communities. He will also discuss effective strategies for identifying the problem, fighting it, and preventing it from spreading. Public domain video.
Length: 3604
Rating: 3.50 (23 ratings)
Tags: drug drugs use abuse substance chemical violence death addiction law enforcement juvenile crime dealing dealers gangs US
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